The Geomatic Attic wound up a busy October with a sold out Bros. Landreth show, Monday, Oct. 24.
One half of Winnipeg duo Slow Leaves, Grant Davidson opened the show with some pretty picking.
He told some stories about living at home with his wife who gives him space to create while doing a few chores around the house including washing the dishes.
That prefaced his song “Sink Full of Dishes.”
When he wasn’t playing beautifully picked acoustic guitar lines, he drew from the well of easygoing soulful ’70s soft rock.
Joey Landreth joined him at the end of his set to add some hot lead guitar.
The Bros. Landreth continued in the laid back vein.
Joey Landreth had a pedal board with at least a dozen pedals which he used to created a variety of textures. So there was plenty of delay and vibrato.
The trio, featuring guitarist/ vocalist Joey Landreth, bassist David Landreth and drummer Roman Clark played a lot of their most recent CD “Come Morning.”
“Drive All Night” was one of the highlights of a really laid back, easygoing set of multi-layered and textured music.
They played four songs in a row before addressing the sold out enraptured audience.
Bassist Dave Landreth bared his soul about his struggles with mental health after releasing their successful debut album and touring the world with it.
He thanked his brother and family for helping him through those dark days.
He sang a Jonathan Byrd song to follow that up before picking up the tempo a little.
— By Richard Amery, L. A. Beat Editor
