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next is the support band(s),
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Saturday
November 15 2014 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:30PM ••• ALL AGES $12 Twin Peaks music.twinpeaksdudes.com/ rok'n rol / heavy pop Meatbodies www.facebook.com/Meatbodies heavygroovy Criminal Hygiene www.criminalhygiene.com/ Punk garage rock - Americana Twin Peaks Cadien, Clay, Connor, Jack -from Chicago, IL -Four doods, gnarly 'tudes, total hunks, play to drunks -We like to rock and most certainly love to roll Don't bother asking Twin Peaks about the deeper meaning of their band name. They simply thought it sounded cool, which explains why their second album Wild Onion (out August 5th on The Grand Jury) isn't as spooky or surreal as David Lynch's short-lived TV show. It's more like a modern day Nuggets, with Ty Segall, Black Lips and Thee Oh Sees curating instead of Lenny Kaye. Not literally, of course. But the spirit of those garage demigods is alive and well alongside subtle nods to everything from the Pixies and Tame Impala to the godfathers of guitar-guided pop music, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys. ----------The new record (Wild Onion) out August 5 2014. Meatbodies Chad A. U. Cory Thomas Hanson RIley Youngdahl -from Los Angeles -Chad Ubovich began ripping through the rock scene in 2011 as guitarist for Mikal Cronin and, eventually, bassist in FUZZ. In between tours, he spent his time recording and playing shows around Los Angeles under the name Chad and the Meatbodies. In 2012, Ty Segall released some of Chad’s bedroom recordings via cassette tape on his GOD? Records imprint. The tape was well received and people began to see Chad was more than just a sideman to his heavy hitting comrades. In 2013, In The Red took notice of Chad’s crunching, grinding sound and added his band, now simply called Meatbodies to their roster. For the first Meatbodies LP, titled Meatbodies, Chad chose to record in San Francisco, utilizing the foggy, psychedelic atmosphere provided by it’s surroundings, as well as the powers of master studio magician Eric “King Riff” Bauer. Chad busted out an album’s worth of songs, barely leaving the Technicolor underground quarters of Bauer’s trippy sanctuary. Chris Woodhouse took on the mixing, giving the songs final touches of controlled chaos. The end result is a sonic experience that is truly evocative of its auteur. Unabashed, unrestrained, beautiful and strange. Meatbodies are going to dominate your eyes and ears and give you a bang over like you’ve never had before. Criminal Hygiene Michael "Chili" Hiller - bass/vocals Michael "Magic" Fiore - guitar/vocals Bird Man - drums/mustache -from Los Angeles -They play fantastically boisterous garage-punk. Touted as LA’s answer to Ty Segall, the debut LP, CRMNL HYGNE satisfies with it’s beer-soaked songs about heartache, and well, drinking beer. |
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