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You don’t see a rock band very often that features a violinist—much less one that also boasts a cello player and a keyboardist—and while six is a lot of people to pile on a stage the size of the Steel Penny’s, it was definitely a treat in the form of ear candy. The band had a repertoire of tracks that kept the listener engaged, and a power to convey feeling more concisely with the appropriate medium. The music was cathartic, transformative, and those emotions were made clear in one of the first songs the band played, “Phoenix Burn.” More here: www.sanangelolive.com/node/2863.