This is 500 Megatons of Boogie’s CD record release party.
It’s also Danny’s birthday. Happy Birthday Danny!

The Jonx! You know ‘em,
You love ‘em; they play that song
That’s very lengthy.

Saw The Narrator
Open for Bring Back the Guns
At the Guns single

Release, I think, and
Their own seven-inch is quite
Pleasing, in a

loud Indie-ROCK way. But their
Press photos are lame, so here’s
Ed Norton instead:

Woooooooooooooooooooooooozyhelmet: first
Syllable yields visual
Imbalance, even

With standard-scanning
structure (it’s admittedly
a Western construct.)

Where was I? ‘helmet:
I hope they play The Bike Song;
The Well is fine too.

Tame tame and Quiet, or
“TTQ” for short, is a Fort
Worth band- not Dallas,

Ignoramus!- who
have been nominated for
several awards

By F-dub Weekly,
Including Best Rock Artist,
Artist of the Year,

Rock Song of the Year,
Best New Artist, Rock Album
of the Year, and, um-

That’s all. Hey, one of
Them used to be in Benway!
Remember that band?

I do- the drummer
Played with his back to the crowd.
Down with the Scene dude!

Finally, here are
Some websites for your shirking
Pleasure, lazybones: Psych! (Sike/ Syke) Just click-
The names above are linked. That’s
It for me. . . . . . . . . . . for now.

(And oh yeah, final
Thing: Saturday, Rudyard’s. Starts:
Roughly 10 PM.)

Opening up for Japanese grind-pop gods Melt-Banana and spazz-core rockers XBXRX.
We are really excited because Melt-Banana are a mind-altering live band experience.
Tickets and details at superunison.com

Bohemeo’s
708 Telephone Rd., Houston (map)
with The Steed from Austin
9:30 pm
$5

We are very excited to announce that we are opening for two smokin’ Atlanta bands: my old friends the Black Lips and my little brother’s band Deerhunter. Headlining the show are the Ponys from Chicago.

Deerhunter recently released their second record, Cryptograms, which I reviewed on snogfever only a week before Pitchfork and Spin discovered how awesome it was. The Black Lips have two records out on the legendary independent label Bomp! and one on garage leaders In the Red. They just released a live album, recorded live in Tijuana by John Reis of Drive Like Jehu and Rocket from the Crypt. Both Deerhunter and the Black Lips are closely involved with the underground Atlanta label Die Slaughterhaus.

These bands are going to be HUGE and seeing them together in your hometown at a time when they are probably entering their creative peak is the opportunity of a lifetime. At least for me, or it would be for me if Houston was my hometown. . . never mind.
The Mink is located on Main St. at Alabama, two doors down from the Continental Club in the same building.