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Friday February 17 2023
 8:30PM doors -- music at 9:00PM
 •••  21 AND OVER
$17 in advance / $20 at the door
Detroit Cobras
  featuring Marcus Durant
www.facebook.com/detroitcobras/
 rock & roll r&b soul
The Atom Age      
theatomage.squarespace.com/media-horizon
 r&b surf stomp
Garras Sucias
(members of  Sweet Bones)
www.facebook.com/Garras-Sucias-101086055506041/
 garage punk rock
Sid Presley
www.facebook.com/DjSidPresley
 spinning: Rock and Roll, Surf/Instro



Detroit Cobras
  featuring Marcus Durant
-from Detroit, MI 
-There was a recent memorial event/show in Detroit, to honor Rachel Nagy and her passing over to the other side.  The Detroit Cobras featured at the event.  A few weeks prior to the event, Marcus Durant (Zen Gorilla, MC50) approached Mary with the idea of having him sing a few songs.  He even presented her with a demo tape of some DCs songs where he'd had Rachel's vox removed and he recorded his over. 

Mary had had no plans of replacing Rachel, but this got her to thinking and after listening to the tape, she agreed to have him join them.  It went well - REALLY well - and they are now looking at playing more together.  Not that Rachel can ever be replaced, but they're hoping to be able to keep the band's fire burning.
 




The Atom Age
-from Oakland, CA
-Run hot enough, a vacuum tube implodes, collapsing in on itself in the shithot blast of a rock and roll suicide. Once the heat kicks in, there’s no other outcome but thermal shock and shattered glass.

Since 2009, Oakland’s The Atom Age have been scattering slivers of imploded tubes all across the Bay Area. A rocket propelled ode to the unhinged power of ‘60s punk and R&B, the Age are more Sonics than Hives, and more Link Wray than Jack White. Coming to life out of the Bay’s punk scene, they’re a powder keg of a live band. But in the past, capturing this energy on record has proven a challenge. Over their last three albums, the Atom Age have documented their considerable strength for songwriting (most notably 2015’s Hot Shame), but something has almost always been lost in the equation of tracking and layering. Only now, thanks to the sympatico production work of Dave Schiffman (The Bronx, Pup, Jimmy Eat World) has the mutant fission of their live shows truly been captured on record.

Blazing by in a relentless 25 minutes, Cry Til You Die is Atom Age at their most swaggeringly explosive, their pop craftsmanship fused inseparably to every skronking sax line and Farfisa wail. Lead single “Walk Through Walls,” with its stabbed keys and bleating saxophone, is less a walk than a drunken march across boundaries—a sauced night stroll which slams headlong into one of the band’s best riffs to date. “Bad Seeds,” sailing on a snaking surf riff, recalls the sleaze of early Tarantino soundtracks. Recorded live at District Recordings in San Jose, CA, every track on Cry Til You Die is slick with sweat, and coated in a fine layer of grime. From the leading howl in opener “Love is a Numbers Game” to the final shriek of feedback on the closing title track, this is The Atom Age at the top of their craft.

As soon as the record begins, you’ll start to feel the heat. But be warned: once it builds, it doesn’t let up. By the end, there’s no other outcome. You might not implode, but you will Cry Til You Die!- - Mike Huguenor





Garras Sucias
(members of  Sweet Bones)
-from Oakland, CA
-Garras Sucias was born in 2021 during the pandemic that hit the world. From the ashes of The Sweet Bones, a garage punk rock band from the Bay Area, rises a new fury, undefined by modern thresholds. Garras Sucias takes garage and punk rock beyond their genres. They are influenced by The Kinks, The Ramones, Primal Scream, The Clash, and MC5, with Latin, garage, surf, and punk sounds at play. Spanish lyrics, strumming guitars, raw emotions, harmonies, and riffs are all part of this high energy music. Garras Sucias takes listeners through stories of love, sex, drugs, and an avalanche of rock. This is a gang of four modern lovers with battery acid surging fiercely through their veins. Their unique bilingual set will infect you with its energy.



DJ Sid Presley
David Greenfield
-from San Francisco, CA
-David Greenfield, aka SID PRESLEY, plays rare & obscure music of the late 1950's through the 1960's, including raw garage rockers, surf and exotica instrumentals, international pop, greasy rhythm and blues, British Invasion, and much, much more.