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By Paul Goldberg
Hometown Weekly Correspondent
Taking the stage at roughly 10:30 at the Paradise Lounge in Boston, Alan Palomo and company jumped right into things, showing the sold out crowd how Neon Indian sound live.
The live drummer bolstered Palomo's intimidating and complex keyboard and added a fine touch to Neon Indian's great hi-fi sound. Once the band rolled into "Terminally Chill," its uniqueness started to roll.
Palomo and his tight band were amazing, which is why Palomo delivered on the album "Psychic Chasms."
Neon Indian's set was jam-packed with great tracks off of Psychic Chasms including "Should Have Taken Acid With You," “(I don't know if you know)" and, of course, "Deadbeat Summer," which was great to hear live.
Palomo and company snaked through their intense list ended by the darkness of "Ephemeral Artery." Palomo delighted the crowd with an encore consisting of their favorite songs to an already wild Thursday night.
