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Posted on Friday, July 21, 2006 by Anthony Dihle
So this is going to be the last Beat Grinder at Capital City Records on U street, because Cap City is closing its doors. But we’re gonna try and keep on with the Beat Grinder series elsewhere. If you haven’t gone, it’s free, all ages, in the middle of everything, friday evening from 7pm-midnight. I went to a show on a Saturday and thought I’d deliver these posters as long as I was in the neighborhood, but Capital City had closed for the night. I didn’t want to lug a stack of 100 posters around so I hid them in a thatch of weeds in an alley off U street. Picked them up later, they were no worse for the wear aside from a couple grass stains. This is part of our ongoing local artist concert poster and hanbill gallery — if you are an artist, or band and would like to submit the poster or handbill from your upcoming show email the poster image with artist information, and show information including a blurb about the show and the poster to posters [at] mudsugar [dot] com. Please make sure images are at least 416 pixels wide but no larger than 1mb. |
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Posted on Thursday, July 20, 2006 by Greg Bennett
Photo by LP LorentzIf you have heard of Hurra Torpedo, aka the kings of Norwegian appliance rock, chances are it is from an Internet video clip of their 1995 appliance-smashing performance of “Total Eclipse of the Heart” on Norwegian television. Based on that clip, it would be easy to dismiss Hurra Torpedo as a one-hit, shtick-based novelty act. But take away the too-small tracksuits, Continue Reading…
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Posted on Thursday, July 6, 2006 by Mudsugar
‘Just For Thrills’ is that dirty love song that you’ve always wanted to write when that someone or something in your life is out of control. You turn your back just as you get a knock on the door. You don’t want to face it, but there is still so much to stay an d that lurch in your stomach just won’t go away. Its 6am and you’ve been up all night, so against your better judgement you let her in one more time… Get the ‘…All Night’ EP at www.cdbaby.com/cd/saturna. – Ryan Carroll (Saturna) Saturna’s Websites: official, myspace
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Posted on Wednesday, July 5, 2006 by Jeffrey Everett
I have been a fan of Black Heart Procession ever since the cute girl I met in college told me about them about ten years ago. I saw them for the first time at the old Black Cat and was amazed as they toyed with fire and played a rusted saw on stage (especially since the fire thing was about eight inches from my face). Thus it was pleasure to do a poster for these guys as they travel the US promoting their new album Spell. Usually when I do a poster I tinker with one or two thoughts and jump into the final piece. I try not to dilly-dally since I make no money doing these and I want to keep the excitement high. With this poster though I did about ten versions based on various songs on the album before ending with a hybrid of a voodoo doll, my heart-skull logo, and an x-rayed cat doll. The limited-edition, silk-screened poster will be available at the show as well as on El JEFE DESIGN in a few weeks. Check out the new store for all your poster needs by clicking here. |
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