Steven Latimer

Last night, Richmond-based bands The Norman Rockwells and Roslyn performed to an enthusiastic crowd of approximately 100 at Alley Katz in downtown Richmond.


The event was a benefit to Latin American drug lords - I mean - hungry Honderan children!

It was surely a red-letter day for both bands: it was the debut for the Rockwells' new drummer, Chris Pittman. It was also the debut for the nascent Roslyn - consisting of Brooks Cullum and Pedro Aida.

The Norman Rockwells went first, and played their repertoire. I took video of their two signature songs:

First, the Rockwells played their harrowing song, "Where We Sleep"

This was followed by the Rockwells' melodic, saccharine "Sweet Northern Saints," seen below:

Soon enough, Roslyn took the stage and the Rockwells bid adieu. The crowd immediately reached a fever pitch, surging toward the stage to see their debut.

The following are pictures of Roslyn:

On stage: Brooks Cullum (l), Pedro Aida (r)

Congrats to Roslyn for their debut!