It List: Tuesday 4/24/07
Das Kapital/Decibel Dudes/Koji Kondo/Black Wizardz/Kaboom
(J & J's Pizza): It seems this show is centered around this touring band from Chicago, Das Kapital, but the local bands are actually where it's at. I'm not a big fan of this upbeat, melodic Replacements-influenced style of punk that Das Kapital plays. Few have the song-writing chops to pull it off well, and most just play into this kind of sneering cutesiness. Their home page says the guitarist/vocalist was in the far superior Traitors. I've never heard Decibel Dudes and I liked the scratchy, beat driven samples on their page. Black Wizardz is somewhat traditional rock and roll layered endlessly with distortion and the impressive double task of a singer/drummer. Kaboom puts on a very animated live show with a heavy 90's underground sound influenced by The Jesus Lizard and Arab On Radar. Koji Kondo you've heard us talk about before but I heard from some anonymous comment that they're just a "punk band." If more so-called punk was like that, the world would be a much more tolerable place.
(J & J's Pizza): It seems this show is centered around this touring band from Chicago, Das Kapital, but the local bands are actually where it's at. I'm not a big fan of this upbeat, melodic Replacements-influenced style of punk that Das Kapital plays. Few have the song-writing chops to pull it off well, and most just play into this kind of sneering cutesiness. Their home page says the guitarist/vocalist was in the far superior Traitors. I've never heard Decibel Dudes and I liked the scratchy, beat driven samples on their page. Black Wizardz is somewhat traditional rock and roll layered endlessly with distortion and the impressive double task of a singer/drummer. Kaboom puts on a very animated live show with a heavy 90's underground sound influenced by The Jesus Lizard and Arab On Radar. Koji Kondo you've heard us talk about before but I heard from some anonymous comment that they're just a "punk band." If more so-called punk was like that, the world would be a much more tolerable place.
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Anonymous said...
Tue Apr 24 (Doors open at 10pm; free)
Drink n' Draw!
You drink, you draw, you have fun.
That's just the way it goes.
No cover & great drink specials.
C'mon out and bring a pen!
RGRS
411 East Sycamore
Denton, TX 76205
(940) 387-7781
www.rubberglovesdentontx.com
www.myspace.com/rgrs
is the show at the 8th still on tonight!!!????
Tonight:
Nudity
Chief Death Rage
Laura Palmer
@
The 8th Continent
731 Texas St.
Denton, TX 76201
Fuck. How could I have missed that?
i dont really like kaboom. the music doesnt sound authentic to me. whats up with pants?
Arab on Radar = chewing on tin
in a good way.
by the way, Denton still alive out there?
Short story=me yelling pants means "I like your band."
I don't want to get into a big discussion about it, but what is not authentic about our music?
denton made it beautifully, and the show at 8th continent was awesome. kyle and jonah do a great job with that lil place.
boo empty basement
crazy to go out last night. sad for scenesters today.
kaboom sounds awesome. wish i could have been in town last night.
kaboom kicks ass
and chris is a nice dude.
Thank you both very much.
Last night was really fun and the other bands were all awesome.
kaboom! is the nazz!!11 and chris is fizzy!!! we liek a lotz
The NaZZ was awesome till Todd Rundgren went cheeze
black wizardz set was sloppier than usual due to technical malfunctions...i know...for i was there... drumming.
i got yer authuntisity right ere' in mah drawls!
whooo!
drink and draw sounds retarded.
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