Preview: Waxeater, Geistheistler at Rubber Gloves

You've got to love a band with a song titled "Are Those Fucking Beers Ice Cold Yet?" Indiana trio Waxeater's 2010 LP, Sleeper, was a sloppy, screaming backhand of punk and hardcore, and established that three chords played loud and fast never quite goes out of style, and neither does...

By Audra Schroeder

June 21, 2012

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You've got to love a band with a song titled "Are Those Fucking Beers Ice Cold Yet?" Indiana trio Waxeater's 2010 LP, Sleeper, was a sloppy, screaming backhand of punk and hardcore, and established that three chords played loud and fast never quite goes out of style, and neither does ice-cold beer. Kicking off the night are Denton's fellow tinnitus suppliers Geistheistler and Cerulean Giallo, plus Pittsburgh's Girlfight.

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