Power Trip's Blake Ibanez talks new Fort Worth metal venture before ThisIsAustinNTG music fest.
Though some members of Fort Worth crew Fugitive have played This Is Austin, Not That Great before, the 2023 gathering introduces a fresh iteration. Embodying the local fest's metal and hardcore focus, the headliners present an ideal combination of both. Next Sunday, Fugitive closes out an intense evening with Fleshrot, Ozone, Sadistic Force, and more.
"We just work together, so we all inject our own personality into the music," says founder and lead guitarist Blake Ibanez, also of Power Trip."It always seems to work out and satisfy everybody's desire. We're all friends, which makes everyone want to work together to create the best possible sound.", Ibanez took a hiatus from performing and releasing music.
"I feel really lucky to be able to make music with people who I have admired for a while now," says Ibanez."We definitely have musical similarities, but we also have different musical experiences and exposure. It makes for a good sound."."Hell's Half Acre" chronicles a doomed man whose fate parallels the formerly lawless red-light district in Fort Worth. On Gilmore's barren verse , Ibanez reflects:"Seth amazes me with his lyrics.
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