The Sunset Seattle, WA Words by Erica Garvey Photos by Erica Garvey & Baiba Rubino ( Broken Clock Photography ) Make no mistake: Low Cut Connie is actually quite buttoned up when it comes to their music-making. The Philadelphia-based rock and roll crusaders played the first show of a sold-out two-night run at Seattle’s Sunset Tavern on April 12. The room, from this vantage point, was too small to accommodate their large and still-growing fan base, but frontman Adam Weiner made himself at home in the tiny quarters, rewarding the friendly crowd with an intimate, energetic show. Seattle locals Electric NoNo started the evening with a simple setup of guitar and drums. The two brothers, dressed nicely in suits as though they were playing a high school piano recital, are White Stripes-esque in their foundation of rock and roll with a tasteful touch of weirdness. Jared Cortese oscillated smoothly from pure singing to talk-singing to screaming over his electric guitar. The vocals