del paxton,
Rhino House Band,
sknapp,
the jungle gym,
the malones
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The melodic pop rock tunes of The Malones first caught our attention back in February when their eponymous demo album was chosen as our album of the week. With well crafted hooks and a sound that can be likened to The Strokes or Tokyo Police Club, they've quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting new local acts in recent memory. Their latest split EP with fellow Buffalo rockers Aircraft features the infectious tracks "4 AM" and "Handshake", which show off a gritty, highly danceable sound.
Tonight the band will play The Jungle Gym with local indie rock outfit Del Paxton, whose latest record Worst. Summer. Ever. also received a nod for album of the week earlier this year. The band's riff-heavy, introspective sound is arranged with great attention to detail and makes for the perfect soundtrack to fall. Also on the bill tonight is Brooklyn three-piece Rhino House Band whose jangly, easygoing pop vibe will be sure to set things off right. Doors open at 9pm with the music starting at 10. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door.
Tonight: The Malones and Del Paxton
The melodic pop rock tunes of The Malones first caught our attention back in February when their eponymous demo album was chosen as our album of the week. With well crafted hooks and a sound that can be likened to The Strokes or Tokyo Police Club, they've quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting new local acts in recent memory. Their latest split EP with fellow Buffalo rockers Aircraft features the infectious tracks "4 AM" and "Handshake", which show off a gritty, highly danceable sound.
Tonight the band will play The Jungle Gym with local indie rock outfit Del Paxton, whose latest record Worst. Summer. Ever. also received a nod for album of the week earlier this year. The band's riff-heavy, introspective sound is arranged with great attention to detail and makes for the perfect soundtrack to fall. Also on the bill tonight is Brooklyn three-piece Rhino House Band whose jangly, easygoing pop vibe will be sure to set things off right. Doors open at 9pm with the music starting at 10. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door.
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