

![]() Josh Ritter 07/08/09 With:Joe Pug |
![]() Grant Hart (of Husker Du) 07/12/09 With:Post Honeymoon The Second Punic War |
![]() Jay Nash 07/23/09 With:Dick Prall |
![]() Telepath 07/28/09 |
![]() Family Groove Company 07/31/09 |
![]() Jason Lytle (of Grandaddy) 08/01/09 With:The Poison Control Center |
![]() Del Castillo 08/05/09 |
![]() Portugal. The Man 08/11/09 |
![]() Trevor Hall 08/12/09 |
The Poison Control Center have been hanging from chandeliers and doing somersaults around the country for the last six years. Releasing numerous EPs and Singles, garnering national press for their explosive live shows, been featured on NPR, played the CMJ festival twice, opened for their idols, headlined festivals, and even had Max Weinberg sit in on drums for a show. They are floored to be a part of the Afternoon Records family.
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Join us at The Vaudeville Mews after the grand 80/35 festival shuts down for the night...the party will continue with pop jamz and shots til 2am. The event is FREE!!! with an 80/35 wrist band, $3 if not so cool. Don't be that person..ugh. PARTY.
Join us at The Vaudeville Mews after the grand 80/35 festival shuts down for the night...the party will continue with pop jamz and shots til 2am. The event is FREE!!! with an 80/35 wrist band, $3 if not so cool. Don't be that person..ugh. PARTY.
Grab yourself the hottest LP to hit the streets of our fine red state. Shining Path are exploding onto the scene with lo-fi punk-fueled blues that'll make your pappy's head spin. This musical crew of assorted high school lowlifes are some of the best songsmiths you'll ever have to deal with. If you aint believe us check their myspace and preview some tracks from their self-titled debut album. -Dustin Timbrook
"Odis is one of the most promising bands in Dallas right now. Their look, sound and hooks are some of the best the city has to offer." ~ Paul Salfen, The Dallas Morning News & The Dallas Music Guide
“These songs sure are catchy. Crowds should love these guys live.” ~ Hunter Hauk, Quick Magazine
"We heart Odis. They make you want to dance and throw your clothing on stage." ~ Envy Magazine
'Feel' was selected as Quick DFW's Big Album of 2008 and one of the Fort Worth Star Telegram's Top 20 Albums of 2008.
While local indie bands and singer/songwriters were clamoring to catch the Saddle Creek train out of Omaha, The Beat Seekers were taking the last train to Clarksville, with their infectious brand of power pop, weaving a new noise out of vintage threads. Focusing on fun, accessible - and sometimes throwback – music the band has found a creative nexus with enough Green Day to attract younger fans and enough Beatles to have their parents embarrassingly crank it to ten while cruising to soccer practice in their minivans.
Degenerate Arizonans give us the sludgy horror of Flipper shoved through blown-out, Pissed Jeans-style speakers at screaming volumes. Incredible spazz-sludge with hilariously weird and well-written give-a-fug lyrics (“The eagle is a bird of bad moral character”??? “Two faggots one cunt”????), these guys are obviously smarter and dirtier and funnier than most amped noizerock doodz, especially on the trebly mess/blur of a B-side. The entire single is tense, ridiculous, and fun; I’d love to see ’em live and you’d love to buy their record. YES YOU WOULD.
While his name might not be on the tip of everyone's tongue in his homeland, folk-leaning singer/songwriter Josh Ritter has benefited from numerous positive reviews and a loyal fan base. Born in Idaho, Ritter bought his first guitar after hearing the Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash classic "Girl From the North Country." While attending college in Oberlin, OH, Ritter got his first listen to Leonard Cohen and Gillian Welch. He fell in love with the songs instantly and dropped his neuroscience major in favor of the pursuit of music. With classic folk venues like Club Passim, Boston was the place Ritter chose to follow his dream. |
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