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Joe Engle
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Tue Dec 1
9 pm
Noah Engh and Roboman at The Frequency
When California's Noah Engh is finger-smacking the hell out of a resonator guitar and rasping through a distorted mic, it often builds up to a one-man acoustic psychobilly show. His well-traveled-greaser look fits the bill, but his slide-guitar playing is a runaway smelter of blues, country, and melodic rags. There's a good, sparse Delta-blues base to it all, but at his best, Engh can fire off some impressive bursts of energy from his seat onstage. The show opens with the creepy-catchy surf rock of local one-man project Roboman.
The Frequency 121 W. Main St., Madison, WI
When California's Noah Engh is finger-smacking the hell out of a resonator guitar and rasping through a distorted mic, it often builds up to a one-man acoustic psychobilly show. His well-traveled-greaser look fits the bill, but his slide-guitar playing is a runaway smelter of blues, country, and melodic rags. There's a good, sparse Delta-blues base to it all, but at his best, Engh can fire off some impressive bursts of energy from his seat onstage. The show opens with the creepy-catchy surf rock of local one-man project Roboman.
Updated 11/18/2009
