CaveofswordS

  When you are broke that's when things you like reveal themselves and that last twenty dollar bill you were responsibly clinging to....well just like that, there it goes. I was not expecting to spend much this past Friday when Panda Riot shared the Cole's stage with CaveofswordS. I think I only caught the last two or three songs and that's it. They left an impression that compelled me to pursue. Kill It With Fire commands attention like a movie trailer, something thats gonna tell you a story. I swear if only they did not fucking make Machete such a fucking parody of himself. Glowing reminds me of the best moments of hearing Love Spirals Downwards, and that is just one end of a wide spectrum. The Valley gives me these light Spanish guitar/Pulp Fiction vibes. I could not be responsible and just saved my money. It would mean letting this pass through with not a means of capturing the experience. So I bought the CD Silverwalks.  Its these irresponsible acts of spending that lead me to some of the bands I like. The images I capture are few and crude. Its to paint the image with listening to Orson. There was a good crowd for them, barely porous enough for me to get to the front. Cole's is long with the stage all the way in the back, there was actually a lot more people where the bar and tables are, a long and separate room which feels narrow when you are walking past people standing or sitting with their drinks. CaveofswordS are from St. Louis, Missouri. I still don't know which songs caught my ear. The last song really got me and I was wondering how far the nearest Chase ATM was. So this here is my document of the first impression of this band. The beginning of a longer continuum. A new thread created.
Zig