According to my research via the Nashville Scene search engine, you are reading what is believed to be not only the first Critic’s Pick, but also first purposeful mention of Halo Stereo in our fine publication. This isn’t to say they do or don’t deserve more press from us than they’ve gotten, but rather to point out how even the hardest working bands — bands that get radio airplay, props from Fuse, win contests by Budweiser and hover about our radar for upwards of eight years by constantly subverting our collective notion of cool — sometimes go unnoticed locally. But who’s to say you, the reader, wouldn’t dig on Halo Stereo’s self-described “alternative/progressive modern rock,” which throws an electro beat or two between meaty slabs of bro-fi riffage, manly monster choruses and a dash of Brit-pop harmonies? It’s a fine fit for 102.9 The Buzz’s New Music Showcase with Day of Fire and Paper Cut Massacre.
Fri., Jan. 29, 9 p.m., 2010
Fri., Jan. 29, 9 p.m., 2010
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