Snotty Nose Rez Kids // Live @ Bronze Peacock Room // 10.17.24 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - October 20, 2024October 20, 2024 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- Snotty Nose Rez Kids (SNRK) is the indigenous hip-hop duo from British Columbia, Canada, comprised of rappers Darren Metz and Quinton Nyce, aka Young D and Yung Trybez, respectively. They are Haisla people, and as members of a First Nation this lends
Mest // Live @ The Secret Group // 9.29.24 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - October 4, 2024 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- Sunday night: the thought of it being the night before the work week starts always brings a sense of dread and doom, if you will. Knowing that the next morning you are back to the grind and having to battle commuters, traffic,
Fitz and the Tantrums // Live @ White Oak Music Hall // 8.2.24 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - August 6, 2024 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- Few rules exist that are universal, but there is one that is widely accepted throughout: Friday night is meant to party. It’s the end of the week, you don’t have to work the next day, and it becomes the time to unwind
In Flames // Live @ House of Blues Houston // 5.25.24 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - May 31, 2024 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- Growling vocals. Low-tuned guitars. Fast riffs. Double bass pedals. Black...lots of black. These are the main ingredients that any death metal band requires, along with the typical visual elements that invoke the darkest parts of our imagination. All this and more were
Ministry // Live @ House of Blues Houston // 3.29.24 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - April 5, 2024 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- Friday night in downtown Houston was a busy one, with the local baseball team playing their opening series, a big-time female diva playing two shows on back-to-back nights, and the college basketball team playing in the Sweet Sixteen (which guaranteed packed bars
Wednesday 13 // Live @ Warehouse Live // 11.4.23 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - November 13, 2023 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- If we were to summarize what was most prevalent at Wednesday 13's concert on the night of November 4th, we would include loud music, hard fast riffs, goth & horror themed-lyrics, metal studs, tattoos, and monster face paint. Oh, and lots and
Modest Mouse // Live @ Bayou Music Center // 6.7.23 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC Uncategorized by Ommar Ortuvia - June 13, 2023 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- After a gray and rainy afternoon which led to an evening with temperatures considered low for what’s expected this time of year in Houston, indie band Modest Mouse made their way to Texas on their current tour to play at the Bayou
Piñata Protest // Live @ The Continental Club Houston // 4.1.23 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - April 6, 2023 Articles and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- San Antonio is a city in central Texas known for many things; most famously the Alamo, but also the River Walk, 18th century missions, colonial Spanish architecture, and for some the birthplace of Tex-Mex. But one thing that you will not find
Static-X // Live @ House of Blues Houston // 3.12.23 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - March 19, 2023 Articles and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- It was a windy night in Houston, and the House of Blues was packed to the brim for a sold-out show for the “Rise of the Machine” tour, consisting of supporting acts Society 1, Dope, Mushroomhead, Fear Factory, and the headliner, Static-X.
Koffin Kats // Live @ White Oak Music Hall // 1.11.23 CONCERT REVIEWS FEATURED MUSIC by Ommar Ortuvia - January 16, 2023January 16, 2023 Article and Photos by: Ommar Ortuvia Houston, TX -- What do you get if you grab the Stray Cats, Bad Religion, The Damned, a bit of Reverend Horton Heat, up the tempo by a lot, add a generous dose of horror films, and blend it all up in a giant blender? Aside