Brenna Lowrie releases debut CD

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 Brenna Lowrie released her new CD  to a thin crowd which eventually swelled to about 60 at the Slice, June 29.Brenna Lowrie released her debut CD, June 29. Photo by Richard Amery


 She  had an interesting  sound  of dark, “depressing” music which sounded like a mix of Ani Difranco and the Raveonettes.


 Evan Eushenko  played lead guitar on a baritone guitar  lending a darker gut wrenching string to  her band  which included Jesse Northey on bass and Clayton Smith on drums.

 She opened up with a brand new song, then played a few from her CD including “Year Of the Rabbit ’ and “Modern Times,” and a couple she  didn’t give the titles too.


 She noted her parents in the audience and that her dad was celebrating his birthday.
“I’d like to dedicate a song to you, but they’re all kind of depressing,” she said.

Redrum Triumph played their usual strong spooky set set to open the show.


 Steve Foord and Kelsey Jesperson sang a gospel song a cappella and switched between guitar, mandolin and violin. They brought Evan Eushenko on stage to play some  lap steel guitar for a song and ended with the last “two out of three songs” about zombies and killing zombies.

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
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