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:	post by the_reverend at 2006-06-30 19:56:19

colin of arabia: the past 3 shows, all with different bass players. I think that their next bassplayer is rumored to be syd barrett (I don't even know what that means). I think they started out with a bad brains cover.. or maybe it was a song or so in. I'm pretty sure that their second song was that devon TYAG song. I never really noticed, but the song starts out sounding EXACTLY like TYAG so I'm just going to assume that that was the song. they need the samples live. COA just got back from the south so colin told us about the fac that the most racist dude up here is the least racist down there and they are so backwards that they still believe in jesus christ. COA is another band that the worst part about them is the aftertaste. I'm forever singing their songs in my head. they are as catchy as any Black Flag song.. mission accomplished Colin.

hope conspiracy, the: HopeCon is one of those bands that retreats for years back into their layer, giving not even the slightest indication that they are ever coming back out. then like one of the seasons, 2 years later, they come back out with an album that is at least a few months ahead of the curve while still keeping some semblance of their former sound. Looking back on their albums is like seeing what the style that was the “next biggest thing”. I think with the new material, they have targeted and hit right before the curve. They started off the set with a rocking out song. Rocking out or “bringing the rock” definitely confuses kids who are just there to 2-step (note: the people who were outside when doomriders played). Yes, the band played older material for those who like their punk CD, but they played plenty of stuff off the new 7” and CD (not sure about the split that is coming out in the fall). Their older songs still got “Crazy” in the crowd like you would expect, but the newer stuff left people more subdue. I’m going to have to check the 7”/CD when I get them, but from what I heard live, they continued a trend from their last CD and have parts that sound more like the last converge meets doomriders. Some of it creates a nice sense of dread which builds through out the songs. The vocals are harsher too on the CD. They were always this way live, but on Cold blue, they come out sounding a bit whiney from the studio. If you missed their live set, too bad for you. They have gone back in to hibernation and won’t be coming out all summer. This was their last show until the fall (for the split 7”).

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