photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
photo by Toby Tenenbaum
Early this year, Widowspeak released their fourth album, Expect The Best, a further refinement of their dusty, twangy sound. The band’s tour in support of it wrapped up on Friday (10/13) at Brooklyn’s Rough Trade, where they played with Clearance and Air Waves. Widowspeak played just under an hour before guitarist Robert Earl Thomas brought the tour to a ceremonious ending by smashing his guitar on the Rough Trade stage. Singer Molly Hamilton introduced each song with a simple “new” and “old” as the audience gazed towards the saturated blue and purple stage. Pictures from the night are in this post.
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photos by Toby Tenenbaum