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Written by Bruce Matlock Sunday, 19 February 2012 23:13

While the crowd may have not been large, neither the band nor those in attendance seemed to mind.

The Pageant, St. Louis, Mo.

Drummer Mike Greenfield keeps the entire band together with his dance-heavy, yet entirely solid beat, which is very important for a band that so often goes off on extended sections that never feel unnecessary or forced. Jesse Miller forcefully held down center stage with an ever-changing style of bass depending on what was required for each song, while Luke Miller had the most interaction, often addressing the crowd, or thanking them for coming out, or quipping about Mardi Gras.

While the crowd may have not been large, neither the band nor those in attendance seemed to mind. During one particular strobe lighting effect that seemed to go on forever, one can only imagine the band’s thoughts while staring out at what seemed like a slow-motion dance party that had every person in the crowd moving in their own unique way. | Bruce Matlock

Photos by Bruce Matlock