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Shakin’ All Over Under Sideways Down: NYC’s Daftest 60s Shindig

by Jonathan

w/DJs Melissa Fanni Tutti & Mr. Jonathan Toubin
Beauty Bar, 10:30 pm, FREE

parties May 31, 2007

New York Night Train Gives Austin Maximum R&B w/Glass Candy and more

by Jonathan

Howdy my lovlies, both a family celebration and emergency have brought me to Texas this week. Nonetheless, i filled my suitcase with more than 200 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s r&b, soul, funk (and even a handfull of disco) 45 - curiousities, obscurities, novelties, and hits. Thanks to my loyal ol’ Austin amigos, plus no shortage of fightin’, drinkin’, and gamblin’, I’ve managed to scrape together three amazing gigs before riding out of the sunset towards Houston on Sunday: MORE…

shows May 30, 2007

THURS, May 31, NYNT presente: a dance party w/a brass party band (Hungry March mem), New Orleans pirates, and Jack Martin after the Hasidic Reggae Rapper

by Jonathan

Stagger Back Brass Band, Why Are We Building Such a Big Ship, Dimestore Dance Ensemble
Thursday May 31, 2007 at 10:30 PM
Glasslands Gallery
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Recommendations May 30, 2007

Is Print Putting One Over On Us?

by Jonathan

OK, I was gonna go out on a limb and say that Print’s absolutely my favorite new-ish NYC noise band going. Then, somewhere within the smoke-like random patterns of the parasitic Arp-ish whatisit that clouds my mind, I detected the thought, “Maybe they’re just new to me.” After about an hour of pursuing other unrelated winding strands of logic, I found my way back to the former question that was snaking away – the one of Print’s physical maturity - and followed it all the way from deducting that they’d been around from some time to the following scandalous conclusion: