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Live Show Review - Jet Black Stare @ The Fillmore Detroit - 11.1.08 |
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Monday, 10 November 2008 |
On a relatively quiet night in downtown Detroit and a night when most
people's post-Halloween costumed entertainment options were limited, Jet Black Stare was the first of four bands that gave the 1,200 or so fans at the Fillmore Detroit a
good time for their money. Opening up for Saliva, Drowning Pool and Tantric, the Vancouver band gave it their all in their first show in
Detroit. During the band’s 25-minute set, the clean shaved
singer Rob Black showed some real presence as the band tore through
songs like “I’m Breathing” and “It’s
Over." The band put out their In This Life record earlier in the summer and after experiencing both , Jet Black Stare comes across as a heavier band live than on
their record. The band looked as if they found their groove on the
road. On their record, the band had a tendency to sound much like
contemporaries in Theory of a Deadman among others.
The band’s first
single, “Ready To Roll,” has made some noise on the rock
charts, and it encapsulates the band’s sound the best. A charging
riff and nowhere near a ballad, JBS would be smart to have some songs
like this in the future. They received a decently strong reaction from
the crowd, most of whom just wanted to see a couple songs from each
of the following bands and go on in their drunken Halloween
festivities.With one of their
first major tours now in books, I get a feeling this won't be the last time you hear from Jet Black Stare. Keep an eye on them
as 2009 progresses.
Check out
www.jetblackstare.com
for additional dates in the future. Their album, “In This Life”
is out now.
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