• Pierced Arrows, Dead Moon

Empty Bottle

1035 N Western Ave
Chicago IL 60622
773-276-3600
  • Sat Oct 3 10 pm
    http://www.ticketweb.com/snl/VenueListings.action?venueId=10103 Pierced Arrows, Lover!, and Canadian Rifle at Empty Bottle

    Pierced Arrows includes the husband-and-wife team of Fred and Toody Cole, who helmed the pioneering Portland garage-rock band Dead Moon for two decades before closing up shop in 2006. The group’s 2008 debut full-length, Straight To The Heart, isn’t a far cry from Dead Moon’s grainy, haphazardly hurled rock ’n’ roll—and the follow-up single, “Paranoia,” is another immaculately damaged slab of gruff-and-tough, nail-chewing bleakness. It’s far more raw and gloriously erratic than this decade’s crop of retro pretenders—which makes sense, seeing as how Fred Cole is a survivor of the ’60s scene, when he played on a seminal 1966 garage-rock single by his first band, The Weeds. A new album is currently in the works and tentatively titled Descending Shadows.

    Empty Bottle 1035 N Western Ave, Chicago, IL
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Pierced Arrows includes the husband-and-wife team of Fred and Toody Cole, who helmed the pioneering Portland garage-rock band Dead Moon for two decades before closing up shop in 2006. The group’s 2008 debut full-length, Straight To The Heart, isn’t a far cry from Dead Moon’s grainy, haphazardly hurled rock ’n’ roll—and the follow-up single, “Paranoia,” is another immaculately damaged slab of gruff-and-tough, nail-chewing bleakness. It’s far more raw and gloriously erratic than this decade’s crop of retro pretenders—which makes sense, seeing as how Fred Cole is a survivor of the ’60s scene, when he played on a seminal 1966 garage-rock single by his first band, The Weeds. A new album is currently in the works and tentatively titled Descending Shadows.

Updated 05/02/2012

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