Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra

Great concert! I was hopefully expecting to listen to some of the older master pieces, such as God Bless Our Dead Marines, Horses in the Sky, or Mountains Made of Steam, which were not part of the set, but still a great concert, nevertheless. The encore with Little Ones Run was just majestic! Hope to see them live again soon! Kudos ASMZ!

the violins were masterful, the drums intense; vocals were flawless. the closing song really brought everything together in the end, not to mention the upright bass.

Very moving, very on-the-level and personal. Beautiful music from honest, beautiful people. Epic violin duo.

The show was amazing. Efrim was a very funny guy and talked quite a bit between songs. He was very engaged with the crowd. As for the music, it was also amazing. They played six songs (the last of which they walked back on to play after exiting the stage). It was a good mix from a variety of their albums. All in all, I would greatly recommend seeing them, especially at a $15 price tag -- what a steal!

This was the most incredible musical experience as an audience member that I've ever had in my life. The band is perfect. They play as naturally as though it were no more taxing or awkward than breathing. The simplicity and repetitive nature of their music will put you in a vulnerable place. You will laugh, you will cry, you won't be let down.

Nothing short of awesome, which was to be expected. Great interplay between quiet and loud moments.

If only I had time to drive down to New York to see Silver Mount Zion again! I was amazed to see how precisely their recorded work translates to the live performance. It was intriguing to see and hear exactly what each member contributes to the whole. I particularly enjoyed the intensity Jessica, Sophia, and David brought to their vocals. I think that it is a product of excellent entertainers that an audience will sing along in key! Jessica's smile and Efrim's calm banter also added to a very entertaining hour and a half. The hour and forty-five minutes of zero entertainment, and Black Helicopter are what bring this review down from five stars to four. Black Helicopter were leeches during their set. They gave zero positive energy back to the audience. They either looked at their shoes or the ceiling, and said nothing endearing between songs. What little energy returned came in the form of Zack insulting the audience.