Salary Of A Dentist

Live review: Salem during a Echoplex

The early massage on Salem was that they couldn’t play live. Not in a clarity that they’re inexperienced or uncompelling performers, though that a outrageous apportionment of their set is prerecorded subsidy tracks. A widely-circulated viral video held them removing booed offstage during 2010’s South By Southwest for this reason.

Fortunately, they’ve bound that problem –- or during slightest done it reduction cryptic -– with adequate haze machines to validate as windy disturbances and a fluorescent strobe setup that creates a vibe of a dentist’s bureau in hell. If there were a conform genre of “meth-chic” –- svelte nonetheless intimately threatening

Article source: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2011/03/live-review-salem-at-the-echoplex.html

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