DOOMRIDERS, SEEMLESS, EVA BRAUN, BLOODHORSE, BLACK CHROME
Ralphs Diner, 148 Grove Street, Worcester MA

I saw Seemless once and they instantly shoved their way into my worst 10 bands of all time list.

even worse than us?

if so...go to http://www.thepulsemag.com and vote for us in the wormtown sound awards so we can beat em

I missed eva braun. caught last song of bloodhorse.
2 bands left.

id like to see doomriders, but i fear i wouldnt make it in time, o well

what genre(s) is "Eva Braun"?

if I had seen eva braun, I would tell you.

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Joe/NotCommon said:

Need to check out Bloodhorse, I've never heard them. I don't like Seemless and wasn't fond of Doomriders, though I had been expecting a lot since everyone talks so highly of them.

we (perils of reasoning) played with eva braun once. smart hardcore akin to draw blood, sluts, etc. i liked 'em

hm.. I need to write my reviews for this.

BLOODHORSE - Awesome. High on Fire worship. The riffs where heavy as hell and the drums where just right although there was not enough kick drum. the place had a lack of low end in their PA. The vox are not as grainy and cool live but where pretty good.

DOOMRIDERS - I thought they would be doomier/more stonerish and less rock n roll. But they where pretty good. Really rocking set tons of people there just for them and fat drunk kids trying to mosh. The singer reminds me of dave grohl for some odd reason.

SEEMLESS - Half the crowd left after doomriders and about another 50 made their way out during this band. Very professional sounding but a real lack of energy and they just dont have alot of songs i can get into. the music is pretty cool on a few songs. Best sound of the might. I left after about 4 or 5 songs.

bloodhorse: I ran in and only caught a little bit of this band. it featured adem (ex red chord/bars). they definitely had a lot of high on fire in them, but the drummer had a gong. the gong was cool. I only saw a little bit of the gonging action. the drummer played a drum solo with open palms. definitely different.

doomriders: they just got back from their european tour. they took a long time to set up. when they finally did start, they came out with Black thunder. There was some moshing that started up in the front of the pit. afgter a few songs, nate started yell things getting the crowd riled up. they sort of stole the show for me cause I wasn't expecting them to be that much better after their tour. they were definitly a different band.

seemless: most of the songs they played were new songs. most of the new stuff they played was much heavier. New CD june 27th. the Louder tracks were an evolution above the older CD. I think I heard some of them at the last ralph's show. Pete (crotalus/blister earth/grave heart) produced it. a couple little kids were rocking out under the "watch your head" sign. they didnt learn cause they kept hitting their heads. after doomrider's set, some of the people left and some of the energy was sucked out of the room, but they were still good.