Legendary DC hardcore band Scream recently (5/31/17) played the Soda Bar and they had (soon to be legends) Death Eyes (Three One G) as their opening band.
Here’s a picture gallery from that show.
SCREAM
Death Eyes
ADULT. “We chase the sound (featuring Shannon Funchess)”, off the new album ‘Detroit House Guests’ available via Mute Records.
They are playing tonight at Casbah in San Diego, CA, don’t miss it!
Whores didn’t just play the Soda Bar. They absolutely ripped through a set that literally shook the angry away from you. The set was loud as fuck. It was angry. It was powerful. It was fast. It left you with a fucking smile across your face. And just like one of the attendees shouted “I’m not angry anymore”, that was the sigh of relief needed.
At moments it was like listening to a bastard child from (early) Pantera and (early) Metallica (only it wasn’t, it was fuckin better!)
Whores released “Gold” (10/28/16) on eOne what is their first full length album. They’ve already released a couple of (amazing) EP’s.
Here are pictures from their show:
They’re still on tour with Wrong and Bummer, so if they’re passing through your town do yourself a favor and go see them.
Here’s to hoping they do a second leg to the us tour or come back to the west coast soon. Their album is amazing and see mg them live is totally worth sacrificing your eardrums for.
If you are a vinyl collector or if you love music, you don’t want to miss this film.
“Un documental sobre la música y los discos de vinilo que cambiaron nuestras vidas”
Escrito y dirigido por el músico y cineasta de San Diego, CA, Jason Blackmore, “Records Collecting Dust” documenta las colecciones, los orígenes, y los tesoros de los íconos de la música alternativa como Jello Biafra, Chuck Dukowski, Keith Morris, John Reis, Justin Pearson, Mario Rubalcaba, Nick Oliveri y muchos más.
Después de la proyección: Q&A con el Director Jason Blackmore.
Dj set a cargo de Planet B:
Justin Pearson (Three One G Records, The Locust, Head Wound City, Retox, All Leather, Dead Cross)
Luke Henshaw (Penguin Studios, Cult and Culture, Planet B)
Ciclo All My Friends
Martes 20 de Junio, 8:00 p.m. en Cine Tonalá, adquiere tus entradas aquí.
Para más información visita el evento en Facebook.
“…a documentary film about the music and records that changed our lives”
Written and directed by San Diego based musician and filmmaker Jason Blackmore, “Records Collecting Dust” documents the vinyl record collections, origins, and holy grails of alternative music icons Jello Biafra, Chuck Dukowski, Keith Morris, John Reis, Justin Pearson, Mario Rubalcaba, Nick Oliveri and many more.
After the film Q&A with Director Jason Blackmore.
Dj set by Planet B:
Justin Pearson (Three One G Records, The Locust, Head Wound City, Retox, All Leather, Dead Cross)
Luke Henshaw (Penguin Studios, Cult and Culture, Planet B)
All My Friends presents:
Tuesday June 20th, 8:00 p.m. at Cine Tonalá, get tickets here.
For more information visit the event page on Facebook.
We are proud to see events like this happening in Tijuana.
This is Bonnie Prince Billy’s “No time to cry”, a beautiful song from the vinyl edition of the album “Best Troubador” available via Drag City.
We transcribed the text from the video:
“This is is ‘No time to cry’, a song written by Iris DeMent and recorded by Merle Haggard for his 1996 CD. Here we (Bonnie Prince Billy and the Bonafide United Musicians) have recorded it in the session for the BEST TROUBADOR record. We had to do it, as Haggard’s take on the song illustrates his masterly tactics, though the undertaking was so daunting that, in the end, we thought to leave it aside to have its own parallel life.
Our take here was recorded and mixed live except for Nuala Kennedy’s flute parts and her harmony singing. Pictured are Drew Miller, Mary Feiock, Van Campbell, Danny Kiely, Cheyenne Mize and Roadie Rodahaffer, along with ourself.
There is one Merle Haggard, and that’s what we set about to illuminating with this adventure.
Thanks for listening” – Body P. Boogie
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