We've got a slew of shows for you this October. Five, count 'em five shows ready and raring to go! As always, be sure to friend us on Facebook to keep up on all the latest CB developments.
All Asia, 332 Mass Ave., Cambridge
Saturday, Oct. 9
4-7 p.m.
19+
$6 cover
Sean Connors
Mike Boston
Angel Cakes
Anti_Theory
Sunday, Oct. 10
6-9 p.m.
19+
$6 cover
Voodoo Swift
Life on Mars
Saturday, Oct. 16
3-6 p.m.
All ages
$6 cover
D-Fect
Joey Werra
Sunday, Oct. 24
6-9 .m.
19+
$6 cover
The Bozo Nightmare
Gambiza
Church, 69 Kilmarnock St., Boston
Wednesday, Oct. 13
9 p.m.
21+
$7 cover
Wolfie Burns
Stryk Nine
Horcrux
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Protean Collective 100th show
All I can say is "holy" and "shit," in that order. Protean Collective's 100th show starts and ends with a bang with my favorite band marking their centennial appearance on the stage.
Opening is Avariel, definitely a group to watch for. Lead singer Shannon Kelly's beautiful voice blends seamlessly with the symphonic metal sounds of Michael Rose (Keyboard/Synth, Guitar, Orchestral Score), Jay Narbonne (Drums), Ryan Kelly (Bass Guitar) and Scott McDonald (Guitar, Vocal). They've got power, but there's so much more to what this band does, it only begins with an astonishing stage presence.
Next up are the showstoppers themselves. I've been to a slew of Protean shows, and they never fail to blow me away with their sheer power and skill. Each song has a different vibe to it, some mellow, some at a much faster pace. Matt Zappa (drummer) sets an intense pace, moving as if the sticks are nailed to his hands, while vocalists Steph Goyer and Graham Bacher meld their voices (to say nothing of their prowess with their guitars) while bassist Dan Ehramjian takes hit home with his mad skills.
Opening is Avariel, definitely a group to watch for. Lead singer Shannon Kelly's beautiful voice blends seamlessly with the symphonic metal sounds of Michael Rose (Keyboard/Synth, Guitar, Orchestral Score), Jay Narbonne (Drums), Ryan Kelly (Bass Guitar) and Scott McDonald (Guitar, Vocal). They've got power, but there's so much more to what this band does, it only begins with an astonishing stage presence.
Next up are the showstoppers themselves. I've been to a slew of Protean shows, and they never fail to blow me away with their sheer power and skill. Each song has a different vibe to it, some mellow, some at a much faster pace. Matt Zappa (drummer) sets an intense pace, moving as if the sticks are nailed to his hands, while vocalists Steph Goyer and Graham Bacher meld their voices (to say nothing of their prowess with their guitars) while bassist Dan Ehramjian takes hit home with his mad skills.
Monday, September 6, 2010
New show uploads
Damn it's been awhile! Here's a slew of show uploads, some old some new, all great, if I do say so myself. Which I did.
Click on the Whole Directory tab and you should be able to download the files. E-mail me with any questions at citywidemax@yahoo.com
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