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Monday re-cap: “A little bromance, a little Brokeback“
This concert was a gay-normous success with gender-bending antics from Vulture, Fuckass & the Grease Patrol, Treasure Mammal, Jamuel Saxon & Cold Mold. Read, see, and BELIEVE…
Monday re-cap: Space Punk 2,000,010 mission success!
NASA Space Universe, Shearing Pinx, Nu Sensae, Bad Party, Penalty Box & Saturn grafted the “URGH!” of punk onto the “VROOM!” of space rock and we all got transported to another galaxy billions of beers away…
Monday re-cap: Norcal takes Socal
Despite the out-of-town zip codes that The Myonics, Mason Lindahl, Michael Saalman & Jordan Irvin Dally keep, this show was a big success thanks to an enthusiastic audience and some really great music…
Monday re-cap: The best Cochina After Party ever
This past Monday was the most audiophonically depraved Cochina party, hands down. See the photos: No Babies, Whitman, Nora Keyes, John Thill & BYODeath.
Monday re-cap: A great weird start to the summer
Ignore the forms Bitches, Manicorn, Former Ghosts, Nicole Kidman, & SOAM use to communicate. These performers are all so superb because of the very personal stories they relate through their music.
Monday recap: Peter’s Poolboys de-pantsed
As soon as this Peter’s Poolboys showcase (featuring Essay, Whisky Dick, I.E., Bongo Fury, Voice on Tape, and DJ Vegan Share the Road) ended, people were saying “show of the year.”
Monday re-cap: The new wave of dark wave
This cutting-edge crew of performers—Psychic Handbook, Top Hat Entertainment (Kyle Mabson and Rand “DJ Marajuana Weed” Sevilla), Syndrome WPW and Back To The Future The Ride—was unashamedly hybridized (in more ways than one)…
Monday re-cap: The night we got Slimed
Musically, visually—scatologically—this show was at the cutting-edge of underground expression. I still can’t bear to wash the bliss off of me!
Monday Night re-cap: Do not panic!
From the first band—Western Popular—through each successive act—Dwyer’s Corneas, Daniel Francis Doyle, Cockwind—the audience was right there, jamming along with each performer.
The Knight that was
The sounds we heard may have been electronic/beat-oriented pop, but the emotions were anything but sunny.