It's no secret we at Impose have focused regular attention on DD/MM/YYYY, putting them on our shows, following them to Halifax, etc. But it's been a minute since we got to see their live show, and for those of you considering attendance at one of their many stops in their current North American tour, here's one more unequivocal endorsement: GO. These guys have mastered the art of crafting quintessentially mathy songs into jams so that you have choices: count off the time signatures if you want, or dance without twisting your ankle at the rhythmically daunting turnarounds.
We caught their set last Thursday night in Richmond at Gallery 5, and Hatnim Lee's photographs ensued.
Snack Truck, a local Richmond mainstay opened with their turbulent double-drum set attack that blasts through both dense metal cues and Explosions In the Sky era "soaring" post-rock melodies.
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— anon on December 03, 2007
i had probably one of the best times (in a really long time) at that show. fucking brilliant. my poster was smashed as well.
— brandon on October 24, 2007
email me jeremy @ imposemagazine dot com
— impose on October 18, 2007
ok so i need one of those posters, i was gonna buy one, but they hauled ass outta there and not a one was left behind. help me please.
— edan on October 17, 2007