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Brightest Young Things


all photos: Chris Chen

Finally, after forever performing at the Black Cats and Rock'n'Roll Hotels, The Raveonettes have made it to 930 Club. With them they brought an actual back-up band and some serious lighting, resulting in a much more satisfying show, proving that in live performance, their updated Phil Spector Wall of Sound via Jesus & Mary Chain sound can always use more musicians, perhaps even cowbell.

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The opening act was the Black Angels of Austin, TX:

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Previously in Live DC:

God loves a cheerful giver.

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2 years ago Michael said

Didn't go but heard they should have stayed at the Cat - being more of that type of band.

No one wrote up Airborne Toxic Event? I should have, but didn't. They were good.

2 years ago Svetlana said

coulda, woulda, shoulda

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