Scrawl lives!!!

Okay...the big excitement this week in the Columbus music scene was the reunion of Scrawl, as part of the bittersweet 10th birthday party for Little Brothers. More info on Scrawl's future plans are in this Columbus Alive story.I'm just here today to tell you that Scrawl totally rocked the house. No moss growing here. The latest drummer, Jovan Karcic, is skilled, keeping a steady, propulsive beat. If you're lucky enough to live in Columbus ( wow...never thought I'd utter that phrase ), see them if they play again in July or August, as they are hinting at in the article.Despite some problems with a guitar amp early in the set that triggered an impromptu version of "Love's Insectside" while members of Earwig scrambled to set up another amp, Scrawl rocked out. See the set list below. The final song, a searing run-through of "Breaker, Breaker" left us all wanting more.The Lindsay and Earwig played also. I liked both sets. The Lindsay have that big guitar and drum, sort of psychedelic sound that sounds better on disc than it did through the muddy mix last night. Earwig were tight as hell, great pop rock. I'm going to have to pick up their latest. It's on sale at Meijer. You hear me. Meijer.Iskabibble closed out the night's festivities, but the crowd was significantly lighter and it seemed a completely different sort of folks were gathered close to the stage for that one.And now for my sloppy pictures. Dear girl with the video camera who shot most of Earwig and Scrawl, please read this and please contact me and tell me that you've posted your stuff somewhere on the interweb. You disappeared before I could give you a card.The LindsayEarwigMarcy singing the Tom Petty part of "Stop Dragging My Heart Around" with EarwigMarcieSueJovan, with reflective fabric on his warm up jacket.set list