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mythteller) wrote2006-05-02 11:17 am
mythteller) wrote2006-05-02 11:17 am
Little Black Plane filled with Zombie Chickens
I really really really missed a good show. Invisible put on a show last week and I heard it was great, but now I have an inkling to how good it actually was because Scott has MP3s from the show on his site. Go have a listen.
If you don't know the Invisible story, it's a bunch of guys who got together a little over 1.5 years ago and said "We should form a band", although none of them could play instruments. Despite that, they each picked an instrument, taught themselves how to play, and rehearsed, rehearsed, rehearsed.
I saw them for the first time about 6 months ago. It was a raw, primal performance, but quite impressive when you considered how and when they got started. The biggest problem was cohesiveness: it sounded more like a bunch of guys playing instruments than a band playing together
From what I can hear now, they've fixed that lack-of-cohesiveness; the band has pulled together and produced a single sound. And it rocks.
If you don't know the Invisible story, it's a bunch of guys who got together a little over 1.5 years ago and said "We should form a band", although none of them could play instruments. Despite that, they each picked an instrument, taught themselves how to play, and rehearsed, rehearsed, rehearsed.
I saw them for the first time about 6 months ago. It was a raw, primal performance, but quite impressive when you considered how and when they got started. The biggest problem was cohesiveness: it sounded more like a bunch of guys playing instruments than a band playing together
From what I can hear now, they've fixed that lack-of-cohesiveness; the band has pulled together and produced a single sound. And it rocks.