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...guitarist Nicolas Bragg buffs up Destroyer’s sound with his axe heroics; drummer Scott Morgan keeps good time and occasionally funks things up with well-placed saxophone solos; bassist Tim Loewen gives each track the perfect amount of “bottom;” and keyboardist Tim Loewen plays off of Bejar’s lead guitar to craft each song’s melody...
...wall. Opener Sunburned Hand of the Man was taking the stage. As the baby cried on and on, the Boston natives trickled out, until all nine members had donned instruments, electronics boards, microphones, and drum sticks. It was a motley crew of pseudo-lumberjacks while the keyboardist donned an Animal Collective-like mask. The sole female presence, dressed to impress in a business suit, clutched a cocktail during the entire set, serving the same performance role as the Butthole Surfers’ legendary nude dancer.The band’s chaotic sound may have been a far cry from Barlow...
...Thousand Fists,” including the hit single “Stricken.” Corrosion of Conformity and Dope will open. Avalon. 6:30 p.m. Tickets available through Ticketmaster. $32.50. (MEE)Benevento/ Russo Duo with Benzos. In preparation for returning to the recording studio in early 2006, keyboardist Marco Benevento and drummer Joe Russo will perform songs from their album “Best Reason to Buy the Sun.” The New York band Benzos joins the duo onstage, with songs from its recently released debut album “Morning Stanzas.” Paradise...
...audience got the message tonight,” said one of the band’s singers after the concert. “They were different to our Israeli audiences. They had…manners. They were a bit inhibited but they were thoughtful,” said the keyboardist. He said he hopes that he hopes the peace in Harvard’s audience will also be present in Israel. “They were awesome,” said Milo “Mishy” Harman ’08. Roee Gilron, a Brandeis student, said...
...first few bars of the song, which were truly well-positioned last in the set, descended on the crowd like the mythical Circe’s spell, transforming tired and overheated twentysomethings into a roiling swinish mass oinking-along for their mother’s teat (in this case, keyboardist Spencer Krug’s vocals). If only the middle of the concert had maintained the energy from the opening or closing numbers. Technical issues were part of the problem, but the band’s own structure doesn’t help. Although of the band?...