upright bass and, as you please, washboard
accompaniment.
> 7:45-8:30 — Frontman & the Afterthoughts
> 12:45-1:30 — A Quarter Short
A four-piece garage rock ensemble with a
slightly sinister bent musically and a literal
pedestal for the eponymous Frontman to
play from.
A trio comprised of father, daughter and
friend, a quarter short of a four-person standard band. Acoustic originals and covers,
with guitar and violin (or fiddle, depending
on the tune).
> 3:30-4:15 — Taylor Stacks
Solo singer-songwriter with a guitar and one
hell of a voice.
> 4:15-5:00 — Keyton
> 10:30-11:15 — Kill, Baby…Kill
Post-apocalyptic surf punk never sounded
so good (and quite possibly never so clearly
existed) as it does when Kill, Baby… Kill take
the stage. Instrumental punk rock mixed with
surf melody ensures that even as the world
ends, you’ll be dancing.
Pop-punk four piece playing acoustic sets of
originals about life, love, friendships and
> 11:15-12:00 — Nowhere Squares
> 7:00-7:45 — Street Shark
Unrepentantly noisy and always on the edge,
Street Shark happily redefines rock with
droney, shoe-gazey walls of loud, but if you’re
willing to listen, you can hear beautiful melody in the madness.
A jumble of adjectives: spastic, frenetic,
1980s-esque, nerd-jazz chiptunes. Genre?
Rock, probably. Beneath the wild and weird
is head-bobbing, sing-along tunes you’ll feel
silly not dancing to.
April 2015
INSIGHT