Saturday, August 29
The Mohawk (912 Red River)
9 p.m. | $15 Advance; $17 At The Door
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In 2003, J. D. Cronise, the brainchild behind the band, recruited like-minded warriors Trivett Wingo, Kyle Shutt, and Bryan Richie, and the following year, The Sword was unsheathed, ready to carve out a name for itself in the rich annals of metal music. They dropped a self-titled demo the same year and in 2005, The Sword released the Freya EP and signed on with New York’s Kemado Records. Age of Winters was the first official release for their new label and included much of their early offerings. Gods of the Earth, another magnificent collection of heaviness arrived last year, containing more of the crunching riffs and literary lyricism that has fans of the genre proclaiming The Sword as an authentic standard-bearer for 21st century metal. Their third record (“a concept album centered around an original science fiction narrative”) is currently in the works with recording expected begin this fall (per their MySpace page).
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