Satans of Soft Rock, Ryan Thomas Becker at Common Table

Free shows at The Common Table are one good reason to hang out in Uptown, and this lineup of Denton regulars is another. Ryan Thomas Becker seems to play Dallas pretty frequently, but you don't get to see Tony Ferraro's impeccably named Denton "supergroup" Satans of Soft Rock that often...

By Audra Schroeder

July 5, 2012

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Free shows at The Common Table are one good reason to hang out in Uptown, and this lineup of Denton regulars is another. Ryan Thomas Becker seems to play Dallas pretty frequently, but you don't get to see Tony Ferraro's impeccably named Denton "supergroup" Satans of Soft Rock that often in the D. Friend of Man and Beast Alike, the quartet's latest two-song release, is a teaser for their upcoming full-length, and is neither Satanic nor soft rock, just solid rock and roll.

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