is the second act for singer-guitarist Rick Froberg, formerly of Hot Snakes. The Brooklyn-based rock band plays a mix of alternative, punk and garage rock that’s overtly straightforward — and that’s not a bad thing. 2011’s “Moody, Standard and Poor” holds up after repeat listens, and the band’s live show is a crunchy, hard-driving affair. Tickets for Saturday’s show at the , with Glass Hits and Drunken Arrows, are . Or you can win a pair below for free.
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