Say Panther
Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5; see www.radiocherokee.n
et for more information.With
So Many Dynamos.
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They may have formed last June and played their first show at summer's end, but thanks to well-placed connections with such local notables as Team Up!! and So Many Dynamos (who also play this night), '80s-tinged dance quartet Say Panther have already begun marking their territory in the St. Louis indie scene. And though their eldest member may have turned eighteen a few months ago, the young New Order fanatics are unquestionably focused: Just a few final tweaks and mastering sessions are all that remain before completing their as-yet-untitled debut LP. The fifteen beat-heavy tracks were recorded in singer James Bishop's basement on a shoestring budget and are guaranteed to set your battered Chuck Taylors in motion.
