The Cadavers and Bronson Rock share the bill at Best Video Film & Cultural Center on Sat., May 11. The show starts at 7 PM and the cover is $10.

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Straight from the Snake-Pit in 1978 the ever-rockin’ Cadavers are back from the dead. Bringing with them their new 6 song ep “Ruthless, Toothless, and Rocking” available on Bandcamp at thecadavers1976.bandcamp.com. Featuring the legendary Larry Loud on guitar and vocals, Chris Carson on drums, and Teo on bass. They bring a bitter urgency and disillusionment to their early NYC style of energetic punk rock. Definitely an act worth seeing. Bronson Rock is a four piece rock and soul band featuring Buzz Gordo on guitar and lead vocals, Eric Bloomquist on bass, Lou St. John on organ, and Tom Smith on drums. Individually, the seasoned musicians in Bronson Rock have performed with a "who's-who" of Connecticut artists, and continue to maintain busy schedules as players. The band featured the songwriting talents of Gordo, who was the main songwriter for New Haven's illustrious Big Bad Johns. Two of his songs from those days have been featured in a recent season of HBO's True Blood. The band plays a tight, danceable mix of original garage soul sounds, with some choice obscure covers thrown in, owing a debt to groups like the Rascals and Booker T. and the MG's.