The guys on the Anarchy Tour are sending us regular updates regarding their DIY style time on the road. Here's the first installment.
Well... We made it out of KC around 11 pm on Friday (June 19). It was Saul Good, until Goodland, KS, when this took place:
Phone rings
PL: What's up? Where are y'all?
U.R.: We turned.
PL: Y'all turned? Where?
U.R.: When we got to Goodland.
PL: You weren't supposed to turn until I-15 in Utah. Where y'all at?
U.R.: We're about 50 miles outside of Minnesota.
PL: Uhm
Our wayward hip-hoppers James Christos, PL, Jamel Rockwell and the Pyrex Kids hit the road last week for a DIY-style tour. Point your browser to the Anarchy Tour Diary to keep up with the mayhem. The latest installment, sent in earlier today... [emphasis added throughout]
"What up KC?!!! James Christos checking in from the road. Just a little warning...on my entries, I gotta keep it 100% so imma write how I talk. Now that we have that understood, here's the real on everything that's gone down s
As a food blogger, I get to eat and drink a lot of really great things. But then there are days that involve Domino's and a three-cheese mac-n-cheese that looks like this:KC Beer Blog and Fat City recently conducted a semi-tasting of new Domino's products. "Semi" in the sense we didn't try all of Domino's six new "American Legends" pizzas, just the Memphis barbecue chicken. (There's also the buffalo chicken, Philly cheese steak, Honolulu Hawaiian, Cali chicken bacon ranch and Pacific veggie.) Th
The latest dispatch from Christos and co.'s Anarchy Tour comes from the keyboard of DJ Jamel Rockwell.
Rockwell: What's Good, KC? This is Jamel Rockwell handling the tour diary for the 1st and of July. Tuesday nite we did our thing at the Stray Cat in Tempe, AZ, and it felt good to be on the stage again.
The reception was more than positive, and we made a few Industry contacts, one of which might help immediately. We met famed Cali indie MC Xololaxinco (i hope to god i finally spelled that
Got a yen to do the danse macabre tonight? Head down to Crossroads KC at Grinders tonight for an electro-dance cruise ship of awesomeness helmed by Austin synth-vocals duo Ghostland Observatory and openers the Glitch Mob, a scruffy, knob-twisting dance quartet from Cali.
Get like PBS and watch these docu-videos about both acts. The first is a quaint little Central-Texas-made piece starring people with hefty drawls tawlking about Ghostland's unique aesthetic. (Kinda reminds me of Suicide
