Things heated up January 23rd at The Sinclair as King Dude and Chelsea Wolfe took the stage for a night of Luciferian/American Folk music. The venue was satisfyingly toasty, considering the fact that the 12 degrees outside felt more like 5. The audience patiently awaited as King Dude walked out to a beaten up opaque American flag, with what looked like a burned hole through the upper right side…
I don’t think I’ve been to a band’s debut show since I played my own band’s first show in high school. It was a disaster. I think as a result, I passively developed an aversion to them, expecting the same kind of carnage. I was curious then to go see Doom Lover’s debut at Radio on the 19th…
A warm welcome awaited The New Highway Hymnal for their final performance of their “Pizza Tour Y2K13.” As front man Hadden Stemp picked up his red Fender Jaguar in preparation for their performance at the legendary ‘The Pill’ night at Great Scott, bassist Amelia Gormley plugged into her seemingly new Orange bass amplifier, and Travis Hagan took a seat behind his drum set…