by Becky Petchenik
Aug 14, 2013 On Saturday, Sept. 7, Black Cat Burrito in downtown Boone will host Boone Live alumni LANTERN, a hard and heavy rock band with notes of 1960s garage and psychedelic rock.
Local glitch-punk group, Brain Paint will also be on the ticket. The show is 18 and up only, starts at 10 p.m. and will cost $5. The show is a “Nothing Good Ever Happens In Boone” Production.
LANTERN are known for their wild antics and chaotic stage presence. Hailing from Philadelphia, the band’s sound has a distinct flavor of gutter and sleaze but with a spacey vibe that sets LANTERN apart from your average bar band.
The band’s focus is songwriting team Zachary Devereux Fairbrother and Emily Robb, but the addition of Montreal-native Christian Simmons on drums has given the group precision and drive.
Heavy end gain and noise blended with Fairbrother’s crooning vocals will be set to a catastrophe of energy and charisma that is sure to make memories and break a bar stool or two.
Formed by members of Slopes, Katterwaul, Hats and Drippy Inputs, Brain Paint is a local act that is quickly becoming a fan favorite.
Their noisy and energetic take on psychedelic punk is distinct to the band and lends a novelty to the genre that has been long absent.
For more information about the show, visit the event’s Facebook page.
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