Category: Bands/Comps/Splits
Mark Cutler and the Men of Great Courage at 133 Club
133 Club
Warren Ave
East Providence, RI
9pm
Sick Pills at Beanik’s
with Adonis Crew and Blue Liners
Beatnik’s
433 Park Ave
Worcester, Mass
9pm
Mark Cutler and the Men of Great Courage at Ocean Mist
Ocean Mist
Narragansett, RI
9pm
Jet’s Can’t Land live performance of ‘Digging Out’
Vertical Twin, Karma Rocket, Six Star General and The Lincoln Tunnel at The Parlour
The Parlour
No Main St
Providence, RI
9pm
$5
Sick Pills at The Pour Farm
Free Chaos and Tom McKenna
The Pour Farm
Purchase St
New Bedford, MA
9pm04
Everett Brothers Moving Company at Firehouse 13
with Baggie Rajwah and Nosaltres
Firehouse 13
Central St
Providence, RI
9pm
Baby Oil at The Salon
with Fun Never Starts
The Salon
57 Eddy Street
Providence, RI
9pm
Boston’s The Noise reviews Gaskill and the Everett Brothers Moving Company
You can read the reviews here
EVERETT BROS. MOVING COMPANY – Moving Misfortune
13 tracks
The debut album by this Rhode Island five-piece commences with a wistful country-rock number, “Middle 8,” which is followed by “My Turn,” a glad-making indie-pop toe-tapper. Their cover of the Meat Puppets’ “Up On the Sun” is a mellow confection; “PYT” is a circusy tune about a Pretty Young Thing which puts me in mind of Walter Sickert and His Army of Broken Toys. “Old Relations” varies the pace with a dirge-like lament. “Feel Good” is a spooky near-recitative with a bit of a psychedelic edge which wouldn’t sound out of place on a Pebbles compilation. “Hands of Fate” has an invulnerable Bo Diddley-style beat in back of it, with a delivery worthy of Elvis Costello at his grittiest. “Handful of Pills” has an appealing cascading feel in the guitar hook and is sung with an air of insouciant despair. There are enough quality tunes on this inaugural foray to make me look forward to the band’s next outing.
GASKILL – The End of the World
9 tracks
New Bedford’s Gaskill started in the mid-’90s. They played for about 10 years and called it a day. They came back a couple of years ago and have finally put out their first release in about 15 years. Don’t let Beatles and Carpenters covers fool you, this is extremely heavy. Kevin Grant swoons and serenades here and there but he is still a great screamer. His voice brings a little catchy feel to the brutality. A little more metal than their punk rock roots, Gaskill change not with the times, but with their own convictions. Be forewarned, you will be steamrolled and there will be blood. Lot’s of blood.
Matt Fraza Band at AS220
with Young Lincoln, Cassidy Needs, and Angus Gillett
AS220
Empire Street
Providence, RI
9pm