Tonight's Show at the Double Wide Features Newish Band Strange Towers

Local artist and musician, Liz Larsen (previously Lars) has joined musical forces with Scott Porter, Tony Wann and Cory Ward (former members of Record Hop) and together they've birthed new music project; Strange Towers. See also: The Six Best Concerts In Dallas This Weekend, January 31-February 3...

By Catherine Downes

February 1, 2013

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Local artist and musician, Liz Larsen (previously Lars) has joined musical forces with Scott Porter, Tony Wann and Cory Ward (former members of Record Hop) and together they've birthed new music project; Strange Towers.

"I think it's interesting because it's a merger of two very specific Denton music worlds that co-existed at the same time..." Larsen explains. "...and were friends at the time, but musically quite different." As for the band's sound, Larsen describes it as "propaedeutic cryptozoological punk."

Strange Towers makes their Dallas debut tonight at Double Wide along with Blixaboy and New Fumes. Show starts at 10.

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