Sextile electrifies Pomona with post-punk synths

Lead vocalist Brady Keehn of Sextile stands in front of the band’s fans at Glass House on Oct. 27. Sextile is an American post-punk band from Los Angeles. / photo by Amanda Torres
Lead vocalist Brady Keehn of Sextile stands in front of the band’s fans at Glass House on Oct. 27. Sextile is an American post-punk band from Los Angeles. / photo by Amanda Torres
Cameron Michel, member of Sextile, plays the keys at the Glass House on Oct. 27. This was the band’s last U.S. show upon the release of their newest album “PUSH,” which came out in September. / photo by Amanda Torres
Cameron Michel, member of Sextile, plays the keys at the Glass House on Oct. 27. This was the band’s last U.S. show upon the release of their newest album “PUSH,” which came out in September. / photo by Amanda Torres
Singer Brady Keehn of Sextile gets into it on the stage of the Glass House on Oct. 27. Keehn is one of three members of the music group Sextile known for their synth-punk style music. / photo by Amanda Torres
Singer Brady Keehn of Sextile gets into it on the stage of The Glass House on Oct. 27. Keehn is one of three members of the music group Sextile known for their synth-punk style music. / photo by Amanda Torres
Lead vocalist Brady Keehn of Sextile singing at Glass House on Oct. 27. Keehn was one of the original members of the band, alongside guitarist Melissa Scaduto. / photo by Amanda Torres
Lead vocalist Brady Keehn of Sextile singing at The Glass House on Oct. 27. Keehn was one of the original members of the band, alongside guitarist Melissa Scaduto. / photo by Amanda Torres
“N8NoFace,” a.k.a. Nathan Hose, opens the show at the Glass House on Oct. 27. The California native makes Chicano-inspired punk synth music. / photo by Amanda Torres
“N8NoFace,” a.k.a. Nathan Hose, opens the show at The Glass House on Oct. 27. The California native makes Chicano-inspired punk synth music. / photo by Amanda Torres
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