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Terrible Things at the Canal Club 

Friday, October 1

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Composed of former members of Taking Back Sunday, Hot Rod Circuit, and Coheed and Cambria, Terrible Things make for an interesting triumvirate of anthem-calling rock. Showcasing plenty of power-chord hooks and love-yearning vocals, these veterans of their genre — Fred Mascherino, Andy Jackson and Josh Eppard — know just how to deliver the kind of emotionally bent hooks familiar from their respective pasts. On the road supporting their recently released self-titled debut, a loose concept album about a series of arson fires that took place in Mascherino's former hometown, Terrible Things properly introduce themselves at the Canal Club with headliners Mae on Friday, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. $13-$15.
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