RTP-area local music and culture

[<jim AT thebalanceband.com>]

The Balance does have 10 songs in the can and on CD (many copies of which we
will have at the Local 506 on Thursday night).  I'm very excited about it.
Hopefully there will be other ways for you to get it and hear it soon.  In
the meantime, here are a couple of complimentary sneak peak songs for you:

http://www.thebalanceband.com/music/TheBalance-OnAWheel.mp3

http://www.thebalanceband.com/music/TheBalance-Charlatan.mp3

Also appearing with us (and Utah!) at the Local 506 will be the Stompnecks,
a young rock n roll group from Chapel Hill who surely do know how to rock.
You can expect to see and hear more of them soon.  Jim B.

P.S.  Darn it, Ross.

> Thursday, February 19
> Utah! [http://www.utah-rock.com], The Balance
> [http://www.thebalanceband.com/]
> Local 506, Chapel Hill
>
> Utah! have a cello, which by itself would only boost them by a
> half-point. They know how to use it to make great artrock
> ("chamber-pop?" -- no, I think they're way more "rock" than that
> connotes) music, though, so that's more like a plus-10.
>
> The Balance are fronted by Jim Brantley, who was the last Ashley Stove
> guitarist; if you were at the Cover-Up this year, you saw them as
> Cream. They have music in the can which I have not heard, and before
> Jim emails me to remind me about the CD he gave me, I should confess
> that I lost it.