New kind of drug

The Polymorphines worship at the altar of The Rolling Stones (their Exile In Main Street era) and generally rock it up in a hard blues style, but aren't so hidebound they ignore modern proponents like The White Stripes or more off-the-wall artists like Simply Saucer.

Tambo man Jefferson Airship and exclaimed guitarist Heinz Brandt!



Singer Jeremy Brisebois and bassist Nicholas Apocalypse.



More Airship!



Jeremy sings!



Flaming tambourine action!



Drummer Jordy Potechin; like Brisebois he's an alum of Crowded Skies.



Jeremy and Heinz! guitar some.



Singalong action!



More singalong action!



More Apocalypse!



Airship works the harp.



The whole lot!



The hair-shaking finale!



Their next show in town is March 20 at Zaphod Beeblebrox.

• Show reminder: Basia Bulat and Leif Vollebekk perform at First Baptist Church; Little Girls, The Girlfriends and Get A Life Losers rock Zaphod Beeblebrox; The Bible All Stars, The Dusty Drifters and The Sin Sisters play for charity at their annual Humane Society fundraiser at the Elmdale House. Sneezy Waters plays for a sold-out crowd at Irene's.