Symbolic action

The band whom I'll call MW))), but which is better known around town as The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol capped things off with some heavy instrumental rock ... a bit like Blue Cheer without the vocal clutter.

Mark starts things off by working the crowd ... which as you can see consists entirely of Ian Manhire, The Duke, and someone's forearm.



And action!



Faceoff action!



Pummeling action with John! Plus a taped-on shaker.



Grimacing action with Bill!



Feedback action with Nate!



Rhythm section action!



Guitar workout action!



Action-type action!



The whole lot!



A quiet bit ... just kidding, there were no quiet bits.



Kiss singing action! (To cover up some unfortunate bass technical difficulties.)



The whole lot again!



Big finish!



There you go then.

• Show reminder: Azeda Booth, My Dad Vs Yours, Giant Hand and Organ Eyes perform at Cafe Dekcuf; downstairs you can catch The Love Machine, Spookey Reuben, Fire Heats Water and Anchors. Indie-rap and avant garde trip hop takes over Zaphod's as Random Recipe, (which occasionally features former Hot Springs Gal Giselle Webber ... hmmm ...) The Foreign and Anubis Five hit town. James Plouffe and The Shotgun Wedding Band perform at The Rainbow. Ryan Cook and The Sunny Acres and Norma McDonald play the Elmdale House. Cattle Decapitation, Psyopus, Did You Just Hex Me? and Immersed bring happy thoughts to Babylon (Update: Or not, since it seems the once-cancelled show is now really cancelled ... Psyopus is apparently looking for a house show to play).