En-Ami, Kringe, Dedlock, Low Gear, and Stillborn Nursery @ Dreamworld Music Complex- Friday, February 27
    En-Ami started off the show with their own brand of metal- fast, repetitive- bangbangbang! The singer went "waaaa!" and the guitarist was really something else. All in all, they were pretty ferocious.
    Kringe, from Shreveport, Lousiana, hit the stage like a wrecking ball! They were so energetic, it was unbelievable! Their bassist was really hot too.
    I saw Dedlock about a year ago, when River Tunnell was still in the band, and they were a metal outfit. Not they are totally different. Better, according to River himself. The whole band is made up of younger guys, and they make alternative music now. Dex, the singer, was incredibly passionate. The crowd loved them, especially when they played "Revolution." They didn't move much though.
    Low Gear was wild, full of energy. When they went on, the mosh pit really picked up. They seemed to have a lot of pre-recorded sounds.
    Stillborn Nursery drove the moshpit into a frenzy. They gave out free t-shirts to whoever could fuck up other people the most. They ended their set with their infamous ong, "My America."

En-Ami
  

Kringe
     
http://www.angelfire.com/la3/kringe/index.html

Low Gear
   
http://www.lowgear.com/

Stillborn Nursery
       
http://www.stillbornnursery.com/

http://www.dreamworldmusiccomplex.com