Pinkish Black

Are you anxiously awaiting the debut LP from Pinkish Black? The Fort Worth synth and drum duo has been tailoring their dark stretches of synth doom for a couple years now, and it finally looks like Jon Teague and Daron Beck are putting them to wax: "Everything Went Black" just...

By Audra Schroeder

February 16, 2012

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Are you anxiously awaiting the debut LP from Pinkish Black? The Fort Worth synth and drum duo has been tailoring their dark stretches of synth doom for a couple years now, and it finally looks like Jon Teague and Daron Beck are putting them to wax: "Everything Went Black" just landed on their Bandcamp page as a teaser, following up a pitch-perfect Christian Death cover from December. Dallas' Transistor Tramps lend the lineup a bit of an '80s pop edge, and Denton note-benders Vaults of Zin open the night.

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