Do These Bands Fux Live?

Kiltro on a Wednesday. They had two drummers, but apparently needed two acoustic guitarists as well. The singer/guitar player (not featured because he was off to the side fiddling with the computer so much) switched between playing the lead notes and riff notes with pre-recorded backing guitar. Cant say I particularly enjoyed the computer generated noise. 3/5.

Got stuck in 1.5 hour traffic to travel 70 miles and see this glamorous group away from the city. SO played a spell-binding 80 minutes for a 4/5 appearance. Blood Cultures was a decent band to sip a Jaegerbomb to, 3.25/5. Lets put Hamden on the map!

There are rooftop concerts, and then there are rooftop concerts. Surprisingly not sold out, I think my photo best covers the general feel of Gallo's 4.5/5 performance.

Retaining its title as "hard club to get to the front of" Yucky Duster still managed to reach the back of the crowd with some upside down power punk on a Sunday.

Crossed the Williamsburg Bridge on a Bianchi, but it was worth every pedal (sort of). 3.5/5, senior discount applied.

Just made it to catch most of RC's set. 3.5/5 (would have been 4 if I got there on time), but holy hell it was hard to believe they were opening.

Accidentally ended up at a metal show in the NYC suburbs on a Friday night. Just went with it for a 3.5/5 experience, but left when the banger-fu started to get out of hand.

had to be there. 4/5

Now that's what I call a Sunday show. Who knew Pitchfork was still culturally relevant? 4/5.

Hey, its me, at the Broadway again. 3.5/5 Sheryl Crow experience. And kids, be careful.