Showing posts with label Caged Heat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caged Heat. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Caged Heat

Caged Heat
The Usual (Lowell, MA)
(Photo: Michelle DiPoala, June 19 1999)


Live Review
TT The Bear's Place, Cambridge MA
October 2, 1999

...Caged Heat went on next and stirred things up. Way up. These four punk/blues hellcats have been playing their asses off lately and it shows. I've seen this band many times, and tonight's set shows marked maturity. Jill Kurtz' Joan Jett-like voice was in top form, while Ando and Scott (bass and drums) played like they share a brain. They churned out old favorites, including the radio single "Man's Fate," but added new elements like back-up vocals from guitarist Kyle Keenan. I didn't even know Kyle could sing. I predict that "Turn Around," a power-punk tune with a delicious hook, will be the stand-out single from the Heat's debut CD. (Review originally appeared in The Noise, Issue 196, November 1999)