Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Incoming: Wavves at the Jackpot, September 15

Posted by Nick Spacek on Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 1:44 PM

Wavves is better known for breakdowns and accidents than their actual music. Nonetheless, the band is still the "hype shit" these days.

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Wavves usually draws comparisons to those bands in Los Angeles' underground noise punk scene (such as the acts that grew up around the Smell club like No Age and Abe Vigoda). Their record's all right. If you dig what the above bands and others like Titus Andronicus and Vivian Girls and Crystal Stilts are doing -- that whole no-fi, shitgaze thing -- you'll like Wavves. If you're tired of it, you won't be able to stand them.

Wavves play the Jackpot on September 15. Ganglians open. Kids in too-tight cut-offs and tie-dye who listen to John Cale are stoked.

MP3: Wavves, "So Bored"

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How much money should a 14 year old have in their bank account?

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Posted by Bert ????? on December 28, 2009 at 7:39 PM

Schlitz was $4/can in Philadelphia last weekend, it's not even the real stuff

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Posted by scott on July 30, 2009 at 9:34 AM

Mickey's is making a comeback. At the Riot Room, at least.

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Posted by Jason Harper on July 29, 2009 at 3:00 PM

Interesting fact: they are SO 2008, because they're drinking PBR. The new hip beer is Hamms. Evidently, cheap, shitty beer has been replaced by cheaper, shittier beer.

I await the day when people start drinking overpriced, shitty beer to truly demonstrate irony.

"I know--let's pay TOO much for beer that sucks! On to Busch...no, wait. We're drinkin' MICHELOB!!!"

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Posted by Nick3 on July 29, 2009 at 2:41 PM
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