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:	post by the_taste_of_cigarettes at 2004-09-16 11:53:45

Review Time:

*Summit - got there late and 100% missed them

*Teratism - When I did arrive, Teratism was halfway into their set. I couldn't understand why Terrorized gave them a bad review, then I later found out that's a totally different Teratism from Minnesota. That opened my eyes. One of the band members, Rob I think, has a wicked sweet Cannibal Corpse baby skeleton as a tattoo and was wearing a Deeds Of Flesh shirt. I think this made me bias towards the music, but I remember them being good if I factor that stuff out. Joe told me they didn't have a bass player and I had to double check cause they cranked. Way to go!

*Epicurean - I really wouldn't say worst band ever. I couldn't understand why none of them moved and they were touring from halfway across america...I really think before a band tours they should resolve to let the passion flow a little bit more. Too reserved as far as stage presence. The bass player was REALLY hot (in my opinion) but when she spoke she had a think Minnesota accent which was CRAZY. They seemed really nice when they talked to me, but from what I assertained they were rather finiky and somewhat immature about some things...I didn't experience it first hand so I neglect to comment. BUT, the music was, in the end, a poppier version of Soilwork and Children of Bodom. The guitar player on the left was REALLY good and had active pickups installed on his Gibson Les Paul. Not the best band of the night, not the worst band I've ever heard -- more middle ground than anything else. I won't criticize, I know that much.

*Cryptic Warning -- YES! Hi-five Jess! that's two shows in a row where she's introduced me to AWESOME thrash. If you haven't seen CW, skip listening to a demo and just go straight to check them out live. It's so much fun, it's like Bones Brigade as a three piece, but more moshy. For fans of old thrash, and even fans of crossover and hardcore. I can see this band playing with lots of different styled groups. 18 year old kids playing Suicidal Tendencies, SOD, Slayer...type stuff...it's hard to explain the influence they show off. If you hear them, you'll get it and be like "WHOA THERE ARE STILL BANDS LIKE THAT??! KILLER!" cause it's like total basement show thrash but with SICK SICK solos and pretty good tightness. A+ for the evening.

That is my review for the evening. Some hot babes in the house aside from that Epicurean girl so it was a feast for the ears AND the eyes. And Aaron was on the mark with his humor, as was Blue. It was like a little party! I'm glad I was at a show with Blue when neither of us were playing so we could just hang out.

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