Noiserock Recap

The show at Hilltop Social Club went down with a bang yesterday. Noiserock Treehouse, with Corbin on a classical guitar, Count Louisifer III on bass and Sean McLellan on a snare drum and crash symbol, rocked the apartment even though it was intended to be an "acoustic" performance. The most notable thing that night occurred during Corbin's tune "Return to Sender," when a micro-mach pit was formed and Louisifer gave his bass to a member of the headliner Señor Fin mid-song and jumped up on the counter top to rock out with the crowd in the back. Following the Group was Señor Fin, fellow Denton band who also managed to grab the crowd. For their finale members of the crowd were playing accessory percussion with Corbin sporadically on djembe. A fun night was had by all but it was only a taste of what will be to come next week at J and J's April 27th at 9pm. Photos of the Hilltop show have yet to be provided but the Noiserock set at J and J's is scheduled to be recorded in full with two cameras hopefully.

J and J's Show

Corbin Young has booked a GIGANTIC show featuring four acts and plenty of noise! For this show Corbin has finally managed to get a bassist and a drummer to back him up, and from hearing rehearsals, they certainly live up to the new moniker Noiserock Treehouse. The band will also be performing with progressive duo Protean Broadcast, acoustic guitar singer-songwriter Dub Lemons, and funk-rock band Various Artists. The show is free and will certainly be one of the best Denton shows yet.
Noiserock Treehouse will also be playing a house show before the J and J's gig and is hoping to play an Art Six show later in May. Here's a taste from their upcoming set list(s).

Mix Tape Review

Cool review for the Mix Tape

http://www.imposemagazine.com/bytes/the-b-young-emp-split