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Jasin Cadic |
A month after assembling the 10-piece band, Jasin Cadic +
the End debuted at the Gramercy Theatre, opening for Cadic's
friend Tommy London. No new material was yet written for Cadic's
performance. Instead, the set was comprised of songs from Cadic's previous
bands, including Starkiller's "You Are a Witness" and "As the Sky
Is Falling" as well as Panzie's "Clown," along with a collection
of covers, including David Bowie's "Fame," Midnight
Oil's "Beds Are Burning," and Rage against the Machine's
"Sleep Now in the Fire." Unlike Panzie, this performance required no
corpse make-up, costumes or stage props, but at times Cadic's persona and the
strength of Cadic's caustic vocal delivery recalled his trademark harrowing
dynamic. Pastiche background videos and Cadic's own lighting set-up added to
the jittery tension. Other songs, like the cover of Placebo's
"Broken Promise," lent Cadic to melodic crooning, as the large band
provided thick and full accompaniment. Jasin Cadic + the End is young, and its
musical identity will define itself in time, but this was an ambitious and
successful start to Cadic's new musical investment.
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