The Crinn at Triple Rock
Saturday, March 8, 2014 » Other shows: Coming Soon, Shows Will Be Here
Triple Rock Social Club • 8:00pm • 21+ • $6
Added to calendar on Jan 29
The Crinn
From St Paul
First show since since January 18, 2013 • First Triple Rock show since January 12, 2013 • First Triple Rock headlining show since July 7, 2012 • 19th show on MN Live's calendar since January 24, 2007
From last.fm:
The Crinn, was first formed during August of 2005 in St. Paul, MN, out of a frustration with the average and mundane, breakdown oriented metal scene. Several of the band members are self taught instrumentalists, and took no traditional music training prior to their formation. Their decision to use an explorative style, without concern for genre exclusivity has enabled the band to evolve and grow in a way that other stylized bands cannot. Read more about The Crinn on Last.fm.
Blue Ox
From Minneapolis
First show since since March 6, 2014 • First Triple Rock show since September 21, 2013 • 28th show on MN Live's calendar since September 7, 2007
From last.fm:
Blue Ox is a Minneapolis, MN based sludge/doom metal/hardcore band. Their debut album Wet Dreams & Nightmares was released in January 2008 on Lost Archives Records. The band's current lineup features current and former members of Dead To Fall, Enabler, DevilInside, Reptile Christ, Much Worse, Nehemiah, With Dead Hands Rising, Enola Grey, and Coma Eternal. Reviews: "Who? A new quintet straight outta Minneapolis with their nine-song debut. Sounds Like? Very Dirty, Very Grimy and very southern-influenced metallic hardcore. Our fingernails turned black just listening. Read more about Blue Ox on Last.fm.
Hardcore Crayons
From Minneapolis
First show since since March 1, 2014 • First Triple Rock show since August 28, 2013 • 92nd show on MN Live's calendar since November 23, 2008
From last.fm:
Hardcore Crayons are an instrumental trio from Minneapolis. Zozzled, their dpg debut & 3rd full length, showcases the band’s unique blend of math and post rock intertwined with elements of jazz & dub. It’s heavier and more layered than past releases due to a greater usage of guitar loops, keyboards, and noise elements. Dan Chizek’s atonal looping bursts on guitar combined with his delay drenched yelps act more like a 4th instrument than melody. Jake Kirkman’s drumming is schooled in jazz & bassist Dominic Hanft is the heavy bottom end that ties it all together. Read more about Hardcore crayons on Last.fm.
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