Below are updated event listings at The Red & The Black. Doors generally open at 9PM, and shows start around 9:30PM. If you need to verify show listings or cancellations, please plan accordingly in advance.
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SPECIALS:
MONDAY-FRIDAY: HAPPY HOUR 5pm - 8pm Ninja Warrior / American GladiatorHAPPY HOUR
$2.25 ALL DRINKS (reg. $6 or less)
drink specials when competitor wins
MONDAY: FREE RED BEANS & RICE - with a 2 drink minimum
you tube "The
Old Haunts are an excitable bunch, enthusiasts of muddy hued garage
rock that rumbles and stumbles like the after-effects of an unexpected
electrical shock. Their restless rhythmic attack, greatly informed by
the robust riffage of '60s British underdogs like the Creation, is at
once sloppy and snarly, alternately twisted into gnarls and unraveled
like defeated vines." - Popmatters
"Renegades to traditional song structure, INDIAN JEWELRY mix drum
machine, noise, percussion, loops, dance beats, guitar, keyboards,
scraps of metal, and other sounds into an unpredictable mash of aural
delights, drones, and melody."
"Indian Jewelry champion their outsider
synth art with just this idea in mind. The randomness of their eccentricities
mirror the sort of crackling spontaneity you might find when you feed a giant
log into a wood chipper: lots of roaring, churning noises, an uneven
distribution of fallout, and the possibility of getting one's eye poked out by
the flying debris." - Tiny Mix Tapes
A kin to their influences -- Helmet, Cave in, and Snapcase, Century
specializes in brutal metal with elements of hardcore thrown inFaith
and Failure’ should connect with fans of underground metal that is far
heavier than the majority of the supposed heavy’ music that has entered
the mainstream. - AllMusic.com
"Starting out as a one-man machine before fleshing out into a bruising
quartet, Century is the brainchild of ArmsBendBack guitarist Carson
Slovak, who had a hand in all aspects of this 10-track onslaught. Brace
yourself for a rigorous metallic hardcore experience, as tracks like
Bilateral Consequence juxtapose Cave in, Unsane, and Bloodlet for quite
the unsettling listen. The Fate of Arbogast and Maneater liberally take
from the Mastodon/ Converge playbook, while the foreboding intro on
Kingsnake does nothing to prepare you for the massive beast the song
becomes at the five-minute mark. Add in some caustic vocal chaos on
tracks like Watch Them Become Animals and a Snapcase-esque hardcore
stab on Back into the Woodwork and youve got quite the monstrous
hardcore potpourri on your hands. if you enjoy progressively tinged
hardcore, Century is the band to check out, as they artfully tread the
line between in the pit and left of center." - Metal Maniacs
"Sure,
you can easily spot the band’s primary
influences-
Hot Water Music, House On Fire,
Tiltwheel and
Leatherface-but that’s just
part of what makes their songs so
addictive. Having
been on a steady diet of these bands
since the
beginning, North
Lincoln don’t just retrace the diagrams
of songs
that have already been played. Instead,
the group
sound like they’ve been
busy on roofs during storms, catching
and bottling
some lightning of their own. Truth is a
Menace
unapologetically scorches
new ground with anthems of alienation
that will
both invigorate and inspire."
