FOUR STROKE BARON w/ Exist, Newslang, Radio Cowboy (21+)

Name: FOUR STROKE BARON w/ Exist, Newslang, Radio Cowboy (21+)
Start: 2025-03-02T20:00:00-08:00
Location: The Griffin

Schedule

Sun, 02 Mar, 2025 at 08:00 pm

UTC-08:00

Location

The Griffin | Las Vegas, NV

Sunday March 2nd:
FOUR STROKE BARON
https://www.fourstrokebaron.com/
with special guests EXIST
https://www.facebook.com/Exist/
NEWSLANG
https://linktr.ee/newslangmusic
RADIO COWBOY
https://www.instagram.com/radiocowboylv/

live at THE GRIFFIN
511 E Fremont St Las Vegas NV
8PM 21+ Tix @ DICE.fm
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Four Stroke Baron:
An energetic blend of new-wave and heavy progressive rock, Four Stroke Baron aspires to bring forth a lively and refreshing new voice to the music scene. Though comprised of only three members — Kirk Witt on guitars and vocals, Matt Vallarino on drums, and Keegan Ferrari on bass — the group manages to craft massive and immersive soundscapes juxtaposed over catchy, pop-like song structures. It is this penchant for blending familiar sounds and styles into something altogether new that has allowed the band to undergo a dramatic metamorphosis from its founding members improvising in a shed outside of Reno, Nevada, to preparing for the debut of their second full-length album, “Planet Silver Screen,” on Prosthetic Records.
Exist:
Having cut his teeth with Cynic, Defeated Sanity, and as frontman of the “Death To All” touring tribute to Chuck Shuldiner, it’s safe to say that Max Phelps, founder of Exist, has proven himself a more than capable performer in the progressive death metal world.
Phelps formed Exist back in the late ‘00s releasing the “In Mirrors EP” in 2010 and following it up with the band’s debut full-length, “Sunlight” in 2013 . The began recording new material in 2016 and got in touch with Prosthetic Records, who signed Exist immediately.
So True, So Bound, Exists’ debut album for Prosthetic, is a concept album that takes a look at how language and concrete definitions create societal rules and guidelines. It’s a fitting subject in today’s quick to judge and dismiss world where a lot of communication is done through 140 characters.