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Recap: Noiserock @ J and J's

 Photos by Jon Hohman

     The show at J and J's was AMAZING! First to open was Dub Lemons with a fabulous solo set. Next was the Progressive Folk duo Protean Boadcast playing far out space echoed jams with Max Morris on acoustic guitar with percussive effects and Count Louisifer III, who played later with Noiserock Treehouse, on bass. After Protean Broadcast was Various Artists, the actual name of the band who rocked the house with Jazz and Rock grooves and even played an encore. Headlining the event was the newly formed Noiserock Treehouse (Corbin, Louisifer III, and Sean Mclellan) whose punk rock energy moved the crowd to hardcore dancing, singing-a-longs and more that you'll just have to see from the footage to believe. Thanks to everyone who came out, the mysterious benefactor who gave the bands money, Jon Hohman for the pictures, and Jon Huey/Stephanie Clausen for the footage of Noiserock, and Daniel the sound guy, and the rest of the J and J's staff there.
The next Noiserock Show will be at Art Six on May 12th at 9pm with PurlSnapShirts.

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

(3rd) Roots Show Recap

Our last show at Roots was an interesting mix of a small, but energetic crowd, three acts including Broderick Young who was called to replace Megan Storie with only five hours notice, insane hand percussion arrangements, duets/guest artists, and much more! With Chris Daily making his first solo, acoustic performance in two years, it was really great to see him live in this rare opportunity. Corbin Young finished out the show, starting with an unrehearsed duet with Chris ("Return to Sender") and ending with some fan favorite sing-a-longs. Lauren Moseley also sang her song "Hometown" with Corbin playing rhythm guitar.

Set lists:

Broderick Young
Cast A Shadow (Beat Happening)
Can't Come In
Stay
I want you
then joined by Chris Daily for
Lover's Complaint
Three Weeks
and Voice Mail Concert

Chris Daily
Jaundice
The Honor System
Lamplighter
There She Sits
Don't Let Your Delia Go Down
This is How I Sleep at Night
Saturday Morning
You Don't Know Me (Eddy Arnold/Cindy Walker)
Return to Sender (C. Young) (duet w/ Corbin Young)

Corbin Young
On Yer Chaine (Golden Arrow Holy Face)
Better Daze (J. Daily)
Oh You (J. Daily)
Second Thoughts
The Power of Disease
Hometown (L.Moseley) (duet w/Lauren Moseley)
Song to Surrender
Great Decay
Encore:
Orange Cake Mix (Tullycraft)
Hey Brittany! (B. Young)









Photos and new background image by Jon Huey Photography, special thanks to all those who attended, and thanks to all of those who wished they could

The story behind the Mix Tape

A sound collage that Broderick made is being released through Teflon Beast. More details here:

http://teflonbeastrecords.bandcamp.com/album/split

"Here's how it happened. Chris told me about this time he was doing a four track recording and the tape broke. He said he just used scotch tape to fix it. He told me that on one of his tapes he took bits from other older tapes and put them together at the end of a song. So it got me thinking, what if it was all just that? So I bought a couple of tapes from the 99 cent store and got to work. It took me a couple of months to get everything working. I had to use a couple to get the casings. There are some with screws and others that are just a single piece of plastic. Anyways, after a while I got tired so I started recording in audacity. I would take a tape player and hook it up to my computer and hit record. however, the tape kept on getting jammed up. I don't think I knew why at the time, but I'm pretty sure that the tape was crooked. Anyways, after about 4 players died, and three run-throughs of Billy Ray Cyrus' documentary on Red Necks (thanks history channel), the Mix Tape was born. I burned 5 copies, and the next day I hid them around school, leaving them on window sills, or in class rooms, or in lockers. However, I'm pretty sure 4 of them ended up in the trash, but that's life!"