Tag Archives: SXSW
KITTEN: Taste the Sugar in the Dark — by Nicolette Mallow
KITTEN: Taste the Sugar in the Dark Attending Stubb’s to see Kitten play was one of the highlights of my summer. Wearing a long-sleeve blouse, a black leather mini skirt and stockings that cut off at the ankles – Chloe … Continue reading
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Tagged ACL, ATX, Austin, Band of Horses, Charlie XCX, Chlove Chaidez, KITTEN, Music, Nicolette Mallow, Paramore, Rank and Revue, ROLLING STONE, Stubb's BBQ, SXSW, Taste the Sugar in the Dark, Texas, writer
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Megafauna: A Perfect Combination of Beauty and Beastly — by Nicolette Mallow
Megafauna: A Perfect Combination of Beauty and Beastly. The first time I saw Megafauna was four years ago with my brother, Zachary, at the Saturn Bar in New Orleans, Louisiana. I can still remember the outfit worn by the lead guitarist … Continue reading
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Tagged ACL, ATX, Austin, Dani Neff, Greg Yancey, Megafauna, Music, Nicolette Mallow, NOLA, Stubb's BBQ, SXSW, Zach Humphrey
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Thomas Hazelmyer Still Mad as Hell…by Janet Hammer
If you don’t know the name you know the music. The late 80’s and 90’s were littered with bands on the Amphetamine Reptile Label. You couldn’t get away from them and they often ended up as your house guests. His … Continue reading
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Tagged Amphetamine Reptile, Boss Hog, Caroline, Cows, Half Priced Books, Halo Of Flies, Hammerhead, Helmet, In & Out Burger, Kreskkin, linocut prints, Lubricated Goat, Matador, Melvins, Minneapolis, Obsolete Studios, Servitron, Sub Pop, SXSW, the Melvins, Thomas Hazelmyer, Touch and Go, Woodblock prints
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Cheetah Chrome…by Wendy WWAD
Chatting with Cheetah Chrome WW: How did Rocket From The Tombs (Frankenstein / Dead Boys) initially get together? CC: Johnny Blitz and I were jamming together, at loose ends, and I happened to see an ad in the paper for … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 Years After, 29th St. Ballroom, Alice Cooper, Beatles, Blitz Benefit, CBGB, Cheetah Chrome, Cockney Rebel, David Bowie, Dead Boys, Ed Sullivan, Eddy Arnold, Frankenstein, Gabriel Asher, Harry Potter, Hilly, Jason Kottwitz, Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, John Miller, Johnny Blitz, Limp biskit, Lou Reed. Lost Well, MC5, Paramount Theater, Pere Ubu, Pete Laughner, Plowboy Records, Rocket From the Tombs, Rolling Stones, Ronnie Spector, Rupert Grint, Saxon Pub, Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Stilettos, Stiv Bators, Streetwalking Cheetahs, SXSW, T. Rex, television, Texas Terri, The Cult, The Gorillaz, the Hormones, The Screwed, the Stooges., The Strokes, Two Headed Cheetah Tour
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An Interview with Dave Nobody (David Duet) from El Pathos…by Wendy WWAD
An Interview with Dave Nobody (aka David Duet) WW: So I believe that I first met you when you were on tour with Catbutt, which hailed from Seattle. How long were you with those guys? Weren’t you on Subpop? NOBODY: … Continue reading
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Tagged 13th Floor Elevators, Big Boys, Bufx Parrot, Butthole Surfers, C.O.C.A., Catbutt, Dashboard Mary, David Carradine, Dick Van Dyke, Dicks, Empty, Gary Floyd, Girl Trouble, HAAM, Howling Wolf, Ignitor, Inserts, L7, Nirvana, offenders, P Diddy, Pat Doyle, Penultimate, Planned Parenthood, Poison 13, Reverend Horton Heat, Rob Buford, Robert Johnson, Saustex, Shoulders, Stains, Sub Pop, Supersuckers, SXSW, Terminal Booking, The Dwarves, The Gun Club, The MC5, The Sonics, the Stooges., The U-Men, Tom Waits, Usher
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Too Late To Live In Austin?…by Rev Jim
“Well I hate to be the one who says it, but it’s too late to live in Austin….” It’s Too Late To Live In Austin by Grant Peeples That lyric is from the latest album by Grant Peeples … Continue reading →