Dead Confederate is stopping by the Cave next Monday on their way to open for this band, Dinosaur, Jr., in D.C., and they're getting some pretty awesome support from Durham's Hammer No More the Fingers. Judging by what I have heard and seen and by what others have been saying, this should be one hell of a show. Check this out:
Yesterday’s performance from Georgia-band (Athens and thereabout) Dead Confederate blew us away here at the Gibson showroom in NYC. These guys have a live act not to be missed.--KEXP.org
Hammer No More the Fingers' CD release party at Duke Coffeehouse Saturday night stands as one of local music's best moments this year. A perfectly executed four-band bill with consistent energy and an eager shock of fans from start to finish, Saturday night's show left an overflowing coffeehouse covered in sweat and smiles.--Independent Weekly
Doors open at 10 PM and entry is $5. HNMTF's self-titled debut is out now on Power Team Records. It rips. Dead Confederate's Dead Confederate EP hits the shelf at your local record store today. Mixed by Mike McCarthy (Ga Ga Ga Ga), the album features two new songs; the piercing acoustic tale, "Memorial Day Night," and the ominously rousing rocker, "Tortured Artist Saint," along with stronger versions of "The Rat," "Shadow the Walls," and "Get Out." Go pick up a copy now and come rock off your turkey gut on Monday Night!
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