Zero - Oct 19th @ KSET - Album Release Party
Started by Robin Booth · · 👁 5 views · 116 replies
#2 ·
Just gonna say what I said on the other forum earlier—the album is killer, and "The Life You Wanted" is easily the best post-hardcore track I’ve heard in a long, long time.🙏
Think Nick might join the promo tour? It’d be about time.
Think Nick might join the promo tour? It’d be about time.
#3 ·
I would have brought you all back to the Lincoln Center
but that whole plan fell through about three years ago
maybe we could try that little indie theater instead
but that whole plan fell through about three years ago
maybe we could try that little indie theater instead
#4 ·
Nikša—you know, that hippie-style rebel who’s always out there working with timber—won't be able to jam with us this time. He's totally swamped with studio sessions and recording gigs right now...
But he'll definitely make an appearance later on.🙂
But he'll definitely make an appearance later on.🙂
#7 ·
Elvis Presley, do me a huge favor—could you please send a copy of that album through Lalet so he can bring it down to Essence? I really need to hear it myself.
Can you make that happen?
Can you make that happen?
#11 ·
Jesse Sanchez60 said:Afterward. Just like this. Maybe some KSET reviews would be a little too much for you guys to handle. 😲
When people claim something is truly beautiful, they’re usually just wrestling with a messy collision of subjective criteria and personal standards that shift depending on who you ask. But here, technical dexterity and a genuine sense of harmonic balance matter way more than just raw energy, especially since Zero managed to channel all that intensity into this refined, subtle way of expressing those deep, atmospheric vibes.
Aside from being a solid review, this kind of stuff actually gets people to show up to shows, because honestly, who’s actually going to sit there reading every single line twenty times before deciding to go? 🙂
#12 ·
driftingeagle27 said:Plus, besides being super positive, a good review can actually get people to show up to a gig. Like, they'll see it and be like, "Alright, I gotta check this out and see if it's legit," instead of just reading every single line over and over.
😂
#13 ·
Jesse Sanchez60 said:Afterward, I suppose. I suppose things like this tend to happen. I suppose reviews regarding KSET might be a bit too brief for your tastes. 😲
I suppose that’s just what happens when you let a relative write the review. 😁
I suppose I find myself in agreement with driftingeagle27. 🙂
I suppose I'll be there to show my support. After all, the guys have played in Columbus twice now—and yes, they actually came back for a second show.
#14 ·
driftingeagle27 said:Aside from being a total standout—which, let’s be honest, we need more of—a killer review like this actually gives people a reason to show up. It hits that sweet spot where someone thinks, "Alright, I'll go check this out for myself," instead of just scrolling past. Because let's face it, nobody's going to sit there reading every single sentence twenty times before deciding if a gig is worth their time. 🙂
Look, this is just the watered-down, "for dummies" version they put out for us regular folks—the common people. The actual original probably wasn't even written in English; it was likely some high-brow stuff scribbled in Latin by someone who actually finished school.
#15 ·
Good grief, I actually tried reading this review all the way through before giving up. Does this mean I’m going to see both the CEO and the Bishop in the same room this Monday? I haven't experienced anything quite this surreal since my days as a college radio student.
Elvis Presley, how much did you pay for this five-dollar review? 😬
Elvis Presley, how much did you pay for this five-dollar review? 😬
#16 ·
Drew Adams58 said:Oh my god, I actually tried reading this review all the way through and just totally gave up. Seriously, though—does this mean I'm gonna see the Pope and some heavy metal legend hanging out together this Monday? I haven't seen a crossover that wild since those college radio DJs went off the rails.
🙂
#17 ·
Drew Adams58 said:Man, I tried reading this review all the way through but just gave up halfway. Like, seriously, does this mean I’m actually gonna see the Pope and some random guy from a local gang hanging out in the same spot this Monday?
Holy crap, you really packed a lot into just two sentences, huh?😬
Anyway, are you high or something?
#18 ·
Jesse Sanchez60 said:No way, you're seriously talking about that bombshell?
There's just too much booty to fit in one frame, isn't there?🤣
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