The cult favorites played to a cozy but passionate crowd at the Factory in Deep Ellum.
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Those gathered in front of the stage cheered, before the flame-haired 51-year-old singer-songwriter punctuated his aside: “But fuck it — if it comes out of you, and it’s true, sing it.”, a Scottish rock quartet whose influence is considerable even if its profile is not, Healy knows better than most the enduring value of genuine, vulnerable art.
The Factory curtained off the second level Friday, and the floor was roughly half full. It was a visual reinforcement of Travis’s somewhat cult status — modestly successful and slept on by far too many., dropped just last year), it hasn’t passed through North Texas in 16 years — “Has it been that long?!” Healy cried Friday — and hasn’t had a song on the radio since the waning days of the Clinton administration.
In that way, the music itself was less a series of spikes — “Re-Offender,” “Selfish Jean” and “Raze the Bar” showed the band can bare its teeth and up the tempo when called upon — than a steady, generous serotonin drip.
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