Wednesday, 6 July 2011
Alex Markow Photography: ...Skysaw
Alex Markow Photography: Minus the Bear, Skysaw, and The Constellations at ...: "Ft. Lauderdale, FL- The Minus the Bear show was the last show at Revolution before it would be closed to the public for a month for filming ..."
Monday, 4 July 2011
Skysaw @Blackcat Review
Here
...the heavy songs really soared. They had as many as three guitars going at times, but two of them alternated to keyboards (singer Mike Reina spending more time there). I heard a lot of heavy King Crimson when they were rocking. I was thinking third album "Lizard" since the vocals reminded me of Gordon Haskell (one of the early of the revolving door vocalist/bassists). The synthesizer on top of the Yamaha even sounded a bit like a mellotron in one song. The very dense intriguing interplay between these solid musicians really stood out during the finer songs. When they really rocked, I even imagined Radio Birdman trying to cover Golden Earring's "Radar Love" sheet music after only hearing Golden Earring's "Twilight Zone".
Friday, 1 July 2011
And now, James Iha...
Just thought I'd link this little interview here - as it seems to me to echo a bit what Jimmy has been saying of late, aside from the band leading stuff, of course.
Thursday, 30 June 2011
The Swerve - Skysaw Live Review
Skysaw at Hard Rock Cafe - June 28, 2011
Moar......The highlight of the show was "Cathedral." Chamberlin and Anthony Pirog traded riffs throughout until Chamblerlin let loose with a solo that brought the audience to their feet with wild cheers encouraged by Mike Reina. Chamberlin is a musician first, and his skill allows him to forsake the theatrics of other drummers. The ease with which he plays most songs allows the audience to underestimate him until he lets loose with a solo of this caliber.
While it would be great to see Skysaw play Pittsburgh again, hopefully they will land a venue more appropriate for their talent and sound.
Labels:
Anthony Pirog,
Jimmy Chamberlin,
Live,
Mike Reina,
SKYSAW,
Tour 2011
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
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