Tuesday, June 07, 2016

Back to the cave

Friday night I headed off to House of Targ for some indie rock action from Seattle's Cave Singers and Nashville's Blank Range. Blank Range made me think of the kinds of bands I was seeing in the early 2000s when Americana, as exemplified by bands like Asteroid No. 4 and Son Volt were all the rage. Here's frontman Jonathon Childers!

Blank Range at House of Targ

 Keyboard action with Jonathan Rinville!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Pedal-steel action with Grant Gustafson!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Bass action with Taylor Zachry!

Blank Range at House of Targ

More steel!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Singalong action with Matt Novotny and Taylor!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Baritone action with Grant!

Blank Range at House of Targ

More Matt!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Extra Jonathon!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Extra Jonathan!

Blank Range at House of Targ

More singalong action!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Blank action!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Even more singalong action!

Blank Range at House of Targ

Cave Singers play some amiable indie rock with a back-to-basics beat. Here's guitarist and bass-pedalist Derek Fudesco. The last time I saw him perform live was way back in 1999 with The Murder City Devils at the Hi-Fi.

Cave Singers at House of Targ

Soundchecking action with Pete Quirk!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

Pete sings!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

Percussive action with Marty Lund!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

And so on!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

Pete shakes it!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

More Derek!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

Marty plays some guitar!

Cave Singers at House of Targ

A fun show.

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