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Thursday, October 4, 2012
Life / Song / Upcoming Wimps: "Things Could Be Worse"
Posted by Kelly O on Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 12:15 PM
Someone scribbled, in the white space of a poster advertising the upcoming
Thee Oh Sees/Sic Alps/Wimps "miss my mom, dad, sis, brother." What would inspire a person to write such a sad and personal note on a rock poster? Was it simply seeing the word "WIMP" that made the person feel weak and/or vulnerable? Did the scribbler want others to know about his/her pain... or was it a drunken moment of self-realization? We will probably never know. I do want to tell the scribbler to listen to Wimps. Sometimes music is the best medicine.
- Matt Nyce
Thee Oh Sees, Sic Alps, and Wimps play this upcoming Sunday, Oct 7, 7 pm, @ Neptune Theater, All Ages and $15. Read preview here.
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