[from Austin, TX]
Blackholicus had everything Faceblaster had lacked: creative interesting loops
and variations in timing WITH hard complex guitar work – incredibly un-boring –
very Iron Maiden – the bald fellow with the tufts of hair was very familiar to
me but I couldn’t place him – the lead singer was a short solid woman with
hipster-hippie stylings, with a piece-y haircut and big feathery earrings – she
came out in knee-length black shorts and a cherry colored tank top – I
appreciated her seeming statement that you don’t have to look the part to feel
it, but mostly I felt bad for all the metalheads in the audience who were
forced to hear a very high quality version of their music coming out of a person like her – it would have been
decent of her to put on a little black, look a little less clean,… -
ironically, a short solid woman looking very much like her joined me in the
elevator the next day at work – I tapped her on the shoulder and asked if she
was in a band and she sneered, “Nobody ever recognizes me, at least not here.” – even if she’s snotty, I
definitely recommend this band. (Photo courtesy of
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