November 8th, 2004 - Letter Kills... just by the name you should already be guessing that this band is insane, and I mean that as the highest complement. Whether stage diving or clapping along with the crowd, nothing Letter Kills did tonight was less than what the crowd wanted or expected. After their set guitarist Dustin Lovelis went into the photo pit and personally thanked fans for coming to the show. Then the band made an appearance at their mech booth to meet new and old fans alike and spent several minutes talking with them.

Musically, Letter Kills was decent, even respectable, especially if you consider how much head banging, crowd surfing and falling on the floor was involved in the process. During tonight's show they had several stand out moments, including when singer Matt Shelton promised every lady in the audience a gift of a "Brand New Man," a pun towards a song from their latest release The Bridge. Other memorable points included the performance of songs like "Whatever it Takes," "Radio Up" and "Hold My Heart."

During the show, it was clear that Letter Kills knew what to do to get the audience moving; but after the show it was clear that they knew how to keep them satisfied. It was really great to see a band that actually cares about what their fans think.

To Sample music visit the Letter Kills page at Myspace.com.


Review by Jessica Zoller - © 2004 Florida Entertainment Scene - All Rights Reserved.