November 19, 2009 – 12:18 am
My apologies to Skull Alley, 32 Frames, Frontier(s), Brother Doubt and Sink ’Em Low for the misprint in this week’s LEO.
The 32 Frames reunion show/benefit for cancer research happens at Skull Alley Nov. 27, not at the Rudyard Kipling as we reported.
LEO regrets the error. —Mat Herron
November 16, 2009 – 4:30 pm
Stuff this in your stocking, er, thumb drive. Ear X-tacy is offering a compilation of Louisville through its digital store at the CIMS Think Indie network. This is really, really exciting, because of the new output on this mother: King’s Daughters & Sons “Arc of the Absentee,” Frontier(s) “Abul Abbas” and Sandpaper Dolls “Swallow Them Whole,” among [...]
November 9, 2009 – 9:20 am
The former member of 32 Frames and Invictus is now fighting thyroid cancer. A benefit show at Skull Alley will be held Nov. 27.
Frontier(s), the post-punk act featuring former Elliott frontman/guitarist Chris Higdon, has signed with Arena Rock Recording Co. The label will release the band’s debut full-length this fall.
In the meantime, No Sleep will put out a 7-inch sometime this summer.
February 16, 2009 – 11:52 am
Tentative details:
Guilt
Split Lip
Young Widows
Frontier(s)
May 1
Headliners Music Hall
1386 Lexington Road
$10
November 25, 2008 – 3:55 pm
Workers, or The Band Formely Known as Your Black Star will release its first record under the new name with a show Feb. 6 at Skull Alley. Ultra Pulverize and Frontier(s) open. Workers’ album was engineered in Austin by Erik Wofford, who recorded The Black Angels’ breakthrough album, Passover.
September 26, 2008 – 2:45 pm
Frontier(s), the group fronted by former Elliott singer/guitarist Chris Higdon, has posted tracks from its recent recording session on its MySpace page. The tracks aren’t even finished yet, but IndieRockReviews couldn’t wait to tell you about it, having posted a review on its site. The band was also featured on Buzzgrinder. —MH
