Rod Bless You

The Old Lady doesn’t know whether to call Kelby Clark a musician or a mad scientist. Sure he plays many instruments (guitar, keyboard, digeridoo, etc. etc.) but he’s doing a lot with the electronics too… all these buttons and pedals and wires that he manipulates with a musical facility. With one of his bands he used a telephone handset as a microphone, and what a unique and interesting sound that was!

You never know what he’s going to do next… and the Old Lady respects that in a person.

This night he played bass for a band called SMILER. Kelby plays bass like other people play lead guitar; it’s a very physical performance. In other words, he plays the hell out that bass!SMILER covers Rod Stewart songs in death metal doomgaze style. The flat grunge delivery of Nannen Gatchell disguises the familiar lyrics while Kelby’s hard-driving bass and Blake Meeks’ goth-lovely lead lines serve to obscure the tunes.
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Jessica Donaldson Ganas told me that she attended three rehearsals before she realized it was Rod Stewart material. And her new husband, drummer Jordan Ganas, builds the complex percussive underpinnings that hold the whole heavy structure together.

On their bandcamp page SMILER has the motto “Glory to Rod in the highest” … and the Old Lady thinks that even Rod Stewart would enjoy their ironic tribute. The Old Lady certainly did.