Friday, September 17, 2010
Local Releases: The Toros
Posted By Andrea Moore Emmett on September 17, 2010, 1:38 PM
In
what appears to be the last release of the month (we'll do some
digging this weekend), we have one release tonight from a punk band
that sounds, well, political from what I've heard. --- The Toros will
be unveiling their debut EP tonight over at Burt's Tiki Lounge
entitled, Reading Is Important. Probably the first and only political
album you'll find all year as they written rock tracks with titles
“Molly Mormon”, “Love Song For Ann Coulter” and a trucker
tune named “Gay Agenda”. If you can understand they're lyrics,
congratulations, you'll be able to tell us what side of the fence
they're officially on. A tad confusing, especially with lead singer
Zak Kindrachuk (seen below) who serves as a producer for KSL's “The Doug Wright
Show”. (When you're listening and you feel like falling asleep at
work, he earns ¼ of the blame.) But that's not a reason to
snub the band, if anything its a reason to check them out so you can
decide whether to praise them or boo them. They'll be selling copies
for $6 tonight while they play along with Minerva and Little Black
Pill. Just $5 at 10PM.
Head out, love music, buy local!
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