THE MANTRAS. Where have you been all my life? The six-piece progressive rock group absolutely
threw down. Utilizing the beauty of: drums, percussion, bass, guitar, organ and
vocals, The Mantras delivered their tasty message crystal clear. Holding on to
a deep funk backbeat, The Mantras drizzled their melting pot of influences into
their set. Their sound is a bold blend of funk, jam, metal, and a hint of
country twang. I hope I get the fortune to see The Mantras at a festival in the
near future. I can see them playing along side fest masters like Umphrey’s
McGee, The Disco Biscuits and Phish. In short, The Mantras were a wonderful
surprise to my Tuesday evening and I highly recommend them to any music lover
who kills for a good dance beat.
(The Mantras)
Up next was the prize of my night, Alan Evans Trio. A strong
standing organ trio with undoubtedly talented musicians, Alan Evans Trio
possesses a beautiful thing. With hard funk as their stepping-stones and raw
soul and R&B to guide you along the way, AET cooks up a steaming cauldron
of groove. I was overjoyed (to say the least) when AET dropped Sly Stone’s
classic tune “If You Want Me To Stay” into their set. Constantly admiring all
three musicians the entire night, I was glowing ear to ear their entire
performance. One of my all time favorite organ trios, I seriously recommend
them to anyone who can live off of dat PHUNK.
(Alan Evans Trio)
Check these nasty cats out:
The Mantras: http://www.themantras.com/themantras2013/
Alan Evans Trio: http://alanevanstrio.com/
Keep it fresh Beantown ✌
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