hehe, this has been up a few days, but i had to put it in here.
By this point I was about ready to denounce the rock god and worship false idols, luckily the sequential adjustment was well planned, otherwise I was at serious risk of leaving the venue with a bad taste in my mouth. As Sinatra’s Eyes sought to rid the esteemed bar of its recently applied America-centric stench, I watched with glee as their solid sound and tight performances made the dumbstruck crowd realise what they had been waiting for. Without introducing themselves, or needing to, Sinatra’s Eyes ripped out the most brutal yet melodic hardcore punk I have heard in a long time, and left it resonating on the floor, alongside my own and the rest of the crowds jaws. Songs like: Black and White Stripes, and Baby is a Day Time Star stood out, and would rival those of any nationally touring Australian band. Fans of Behind Crimson Eyes meet your new favourite eye band. Having recently changed their guitarist hasn’t slowed them down any, and the stage presence of all members in conjunction with their engaging songwriting yielded a memorable performance worthy of a much larger crowd.
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