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Slideshow: Six Finger Satellite at Great Scott

Six Finger Satellite live at Great Scott, April 4, 2009

By CHRISTOPHER HUANG | April 13, 2009

Six Finger Satellite live at Great Scott, April 4, 2009.

Read: "Review: Six Finger Satellite at Great Scott" by Daniel Brockman.

Photos by Christopher Huang.

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Don't call it a comeback
Six Finger Satellite founder and frontman Jeremiah "J." Ryan has news for anyone assuming that the upcoming Six Finger Satellite mini-tour is a harbinger for some big 6FS reunion, following the recent release of Half Control on Load Records, originally recorded in 2001 and remixed last year.
Monsters of rock
Full-lengths from local rock icons Six Finger Satellite and the Chinese Stars provide a decimating double-dose of kinetic madness.
Local heroes, ’09 edition
The Rhode Island music community flourished in 2009, with new full-lengths from the Coming Weak, California Smile, and the pride of Cranston West and official big-leaguers Monty Are I, who released Break Through the Silence in September.
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Don't call it a comeback
Six Finger Satellite founder and frontman Jeremiah "J." Ryan has news for anyone assuming that the upcoming Six Finger Satellite mini-tour is a harbinger for some big 6FS reunion, following the recent release of Half Control on Load Records, originally recorded in 2001 and remixed last year.
Monsters of rock
Full-lengths from local rock icons Six Finger Satellite and the Chinese Stars provide a decimating double-dose of kinetic madness.
Local heroes, ’09 edition
The Rhode Island music community flourished in 2009, with new full-lengths from the Coming Weak, California Smile, and the pride of Cranston West and official big-leaguers Monty Are I, who released Break Through the Silence in September.
Photos: Morrissey Birthday Tribute at Great Scott
Bands celebrate Morrissey's birthday at Great Scott on May 22, 2010.
Indian Jewelry | Totaled
Mystery and confusion are sexy, and Indian Jewelry get that.
Better late than ever
The eternal argument over what is and is not punk rock has been run into the ground for so long, it’s become a cliché — and clichés are so not punk.
Interview: Skeletonwitch’s Scott Hedrick
You know you've made it to rock’s Big Time when interviewers catch you as you're boarding a jet, instead of loading the tour van. And although Athens, OH's Skeletonwitch didn’t happen to be boarding their own Iron Maiden-like 747 when we reached them, they’ve got too much going on these days to make it all happen on four wheels.
Field Music | Field Music (Measure)
It takes some serious balls to release a double album in an age when Peter Gabriel would rather go bald than wear a fox pelt on his head.
Photos: Henry Gale at Great Scott
Henry Gale celebrate their Earthbound EP release at Great Scott on February 18, 2010
Photos: Vivian Girls at Great Scott
Photos of Vivian Girls at Great Scott
Review: Vivian Girls at Great Scott
Could there be a more appropriate soundtrack to this past weekend's premature taste of spring than a Vivian Girls show?
Titus Andronicus | The Monitor
As if to allay any fears of a starchy Civil War concept album, Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles spends the first minute of The Monitor shouting out a series of cultural artifacts that postdate that conflict by, oh, about a hundred years: the Garden State Parkway, the Newark Bears, even the Fung Wah bus.
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