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Three types of rock showed up to DC’s Black Cat tonight. First, Pittsburgh’s Old Head brought us their skeletal sound; a core rock composed almost entirely of drums and guitar. Once or twice, they visited the keyboard and momentarily a harmonica was used. Old Head had very little to say, which left optimum time to […]
Combine innocently accented vocals with bright and attention-grabbing backgrounds and you have the basis of the Still Corners and Chvrches show at DC’s Black Cat. Tessa Murray, lead singer of London-based Still Corners, was the mellow, rooted, emotionally powered lead singer in the duo. Opposite her in most way was raucous and multi-talented Greg Hughes, […]
Photos & Review by: Tommy Dingus What better way to spend a rainy evening in the nation’s capital than with the sunny surfer sounds of Hollywood, Florida’s Beach Day? Kimmy belts it out and plays lead guitar, Natalie backs her up and plays bass, and Skyler seems content to head bang on the drums. Reminiscent […]
Photos & Review by: Tommy Dingus This shredfest of a night in DC began with the hometown sound of Caustic Casanova. This group with revolving members hit the stage with what they call ‘Mark II,’ the trio consisting of Stefanie Zaenker, Francis Beringer, and Andrew Yonki. Zaenker’s drumming provided the relentless lead for the boys […]
Photos & Review by: Tommy Dingus Me & This Army, Caged Animals, and Darwin Deez put on one of the most generous and amiable shows possible. Baltimore’s Me & This Army, fronted by Courtney Hargrove, kicked things off by making a lot of noise. Then she promptly apologized for it. Albeit half-heartedly, because that didn’t […]
Photos & Review by: Tommy Dingus Tonight was a test of how many artists and instruments the stage at the Black Cat could hold. The Shifters from right here in D.C., brought 10. That’s enough to field a baseball team, WITH a designated hitter. They lit into their set with the dapper Scotty Muroski at […]
