injecting ’70s punk power chords into the trippier side of ’60s garage-rock
We are included on the Seven Days local summer mixtape! So honored!
Black Rabbit, “Eighty Nine”
After a pair of relatively low-key entries, it’s time to pump up the volume. Enter “Eighty Nine,” from the self-titled debut EP by Burlington garage rockers Black Rabbit. Snarling and deliciously lo-fi, we can’t remember a song that makes the combo of “lemonade and cigarettes” sound so damn good.
From the blog Tim’s Triangle Tribune by Tim Lewis, describing our performance at The After Glow:
“Their punk rock was loud and fast and fun. Their songs have a fun direction to them and it’s not always obvious where they are going. To really listen to them, you have to chase the songs a bit, which makes their name pretty perfect. I had tons of fun for every moment of their show. They got me rocking really hard for the first time in two days. Every time I have seen them, they’ve brought a smile to my face, and Saturday night’s show was more of the same. They played a good long set, and confirmed that the effort to go out that night was well rewarded.”
Read the rest of Tim’s review here, about all the other awesome bands that played that night.
BLACK RABBIT 
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