Prey For Sleep at The Austin Music Rooms
Posted on 06 December 2009 by admin
Honky from Trophy’s Bar and Grill
1 trespassin’
2 balls out inn
3 sancha
4 what she needs
5 house of seven
Posted on 25 August 2009 by admin
White Rhino from Trophy’s Bar and Grill in Austin, TX
“Rock & roll animals (Recommended show)”
-The Austin Chronicle
About WHITE RHINO
“Rock & roll animals (Recommended show)”
-The Austin Chronicle
“Up-and-comers White Rhino throw down rough and tumble r’n'r”
-The A-List on Austin360
“Strangest vocalist in Austin (Lemmy meets Ian Astbury?). Either a monster waiting to happen or a genuine Austin curiosity, take your pick.”
-Spiderhouse Cafe SXSW
“They look and sound like they came from that side of your Dad’s record collection that he only drags out when your Mom hassles him or his boss is giving him shit.”
- Craig Hlavaty HOUSTON PRESS
“White Rhino can veer off into spacier, proggier territory a la Hawkwind, thrash it out like Master of Puppets-era Metallica or turn on the bluesy afterburners like some anabolic descendent of ZZ Top. A power trio in the truest sense of the term.”
- Chris Gray HOUSTON PRESS
“Austin’s White Rhino, one of the bands to look out for this year. I think you guys have a lot of steam built up and I think you’re gonna run over a lot of people, man.”
- Zakk United 94.5 The Buzz Houston
“Get your rock on with White Rhino, one of the newest, baddest, loudest bands in town.”
- The Mohawk Austin TX
“Their lyric’s topics and raw sound stands out among the deep pool of Red River bands.”
- The Accent
“A much younger Motorhead… with an abundance of musical talent and dexterity. There’s a craving for uniqueness among the newer, lesser-known acts these days, and White Rhino’s got it in Spades.”
- Mac Cooper (Photographer)
“White Rhino plays salt-of-the-earth working man hard rock mixed with good ol’ early ’80s riff metal and Motorhead jackhammer rock. Like a less-weird Queens of the Stone Age, or a less ironic Eagles of Death Metal.”
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