Cleveland Pierogi Week is ongoing through this coming Sunday!

Whitechapel

With Anne E. DeChant, Minor Setback, and Nothing Blue. 9 p.m. Saturday, November 6, $7 (16 and over). The Phantasy Nite Club, 11802 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, 216-228-6300.

By D.X. Ferris on Wed, Nov 3, 2004 at 4:00 am

Gwar, with Dying Fetus and All That Remains Odeon Wednesday, November 10

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The Phantasy helped launch Nine Inch Nails, who redefined what was possible with a keyboard. Whitechapel's second live performance could mark the beginning of Cleveland's next technologically informed rock phenomenon. "We're a postmodern, '80s, New Order kind of band," says keyboardist Nate Tomasch, the trio's most recent addition. Singer-guitarist Ben Childs's vocals have been described as "Morrissey meets Danzig," and danceable songs that swing from 125 to 160 b.p.m. make every day like Friday.