Neon Indian came out like the Revolution last night, getting down and funky right away and making me one hell of a happy music fan. Guitarist Ronald Gierhart shredded all night with his t-shirt-style onesie and eye-melting neon glow-in-the-dark guitar. For the encore, the band came out as Alan Palomo's other persona Vega and tore into "No Reasons"—one of 2009's best dance jams. It reminded me of the excellent video Butter Team made for the song, pairing it with the beyond silly Josh Brolin-starring 1986 skate movie Thrashin', the tagline for which reads: "Hot, Reckless, Totally Insane." Indeed.
Vega - "No Reasons" (from Well Known Pleasures)
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