It was a great show and I would personally like to thank Graveface Records for putting on the show. Note: Dennis Coyne the lead singer of Stardeath and White Dwarfs is the nephew of The Flaming Lips singer Wayne Coyne, he showed up near the end of the set, the Lips were playing at Rock the Garden at Boom Island earlier in the day. Their energy and enthusiasm for what they were playing could be heard and felt throughout the performance, you could really see this on the last song, ‘Sea is on Fire’, I was hoping that they would have played a little more and I think so were some of the other people around. From the beginning with ‘Frequency’ and ‘Screaming’, you could tell from the sound and how they performed that this was something special One of the highpoints was the song ‘On The Run’ part of the project with the Flaming Lips and others for the Dark Side of The Moon Tribute. This was a jam session just so much fun to watch. Guitar-driven songs just laid out beautifully with a touch of electronic sound to keep the psychedelic sound that they are known for. Stardeath and White Dwarfs closed out the show by taking the stage by storm. There drummer for this event was Henry from Stardeath and White Dwarfs. During the last few minutes of the show, they came out and gave hugs to many in attendance, a nice way to enjoy a good concert. Between songs like ‘24 Hours’ and ‘16 Forever’ nice meshing with the crowd, the biggest highlight is the one thing that ‘Tears of a Clown’ was played last, and it was awesome. The highlights of the show were the middle of the set were they were mixing up playing guitar and just having fun doing what they do best. For example, ‘Sleepwalking’ later on during the set saw many of their statue moves, the synchronicity between them was amazing. Their voices blend so well together and they play off of each other in there poses that they have for many of their songs. The Casket Girls came on the stage all dressed up in their traditional dark attire with the famous glasses and began playing ‘Beyond a Shadow’.
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