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Twin Tribes possesses the Glass House with dark melodies

Luis Navarro, singer and guitarist of Twin Tribes, joins his bandmate, Joel Niño, on stage Saturday at a sold out show at the Glass House in Pomona. Twin Tribes’ dark melodic sound possessed the room as they sang references to the occult and other universes. Their most popular song, “Fantasmas,” got the entire crowd swaying their bodies to the somber Spanish and English lyrics of the chorus. / photo by Natalie Medrano
Luis Navarro, singer and guitarist of Twin Tribes, joins his bandmate, Joel Niño, on stage Saturday at a sold out show at the Glass House in Pomona. Twin Tribes’ dark melodic sound possessed the room as they sang references to the occult and other universes. Their most popular song, “Fantasmas,” got the entire crowd swaying their bodies to the somber Spanish and English lyrics of the chorus. / photo by Natalie Medrano
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Natalie Medrano, a junior photography major, is the Fall 2022 photography editor for the Campus Times and a staff photographer for La Verne Magazine.

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