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living the it list part i: thursday
  
Writing about what's going on everyday and sifting through countless Myspace pages, band websites and Youtube clips is often a mind numbing task. This isn't to say that it compares to hard labor or anything, but it can be an abstract exercise and a real guessing game when one considers the typical disparity between a trashy 4-track to streaming player sound and that of an actual performer sweating and breathing on stage, or on the floor in front of a stage, or in a living room in Denton. Usually the results are far from what you would expect, and depending on your first digital impression of an act, the surprises can range from pleasant to embarrassing. Last Thursday's show at Rubber Gloves, featuring MC Router, Koji Kondo, The Heartrapers, and Eat Avery's Bones presented various levels of surprise, from good to, um, not-so-good. But even that's better than no surprise at all.

As people were still trickling in to Rubber Gloves in true dragged feet fashion, MC Router was beginning what was obviously the evening's anomalous set, which is a status that is to be expected when one raps about being an "8-bit Bitch" with a superior emulator. Or so you'd think. There was a disturbing number of references to other "Nerdcore" rappers and how Router was one of the first in the genre, meaning that all those other "newbies" should back the fuck up. Young local rappers 1-800 Zombie were on the receiving end of having an entire song dedicated to them, and Router also made several remarks about being featured in Wired magazine and the tech-friendly hipster site, Boing Boing. I know that narcissistic self-serving boastfulness is key with hip hop and rap lyrics whether it's sold out of a trunk in Waco or performed with extreme irony in a predominantly milquetoast indie rock environment and that braggart element is a selling point for many people, myself included. But I felt that the level of self-consciousnness during Router's set threatened to usurp the humor of what was mostly a fairly fun, enjoyable performance. I'm not going to pretend that I'm a Nerdcore aficionado and I honestly wasn't expecting to like this act, but Router is undeniably good at what she does, somehow managing to keep a string of tongue-twisting tech terms spilling out of her raspy throat without losing the hints of melody found on her recorded tracks. That's no easy feat either, especially in a live rap performance.

The next set took the show in the complete opposite direction, away from the well lit stage to the dungeon-like darkness of the RGRS floor. There was very little "floor banter" from Koji Kondo, who could obviously care less whether you knew who they were or not. They ripped through a scalpel-sharp set of tight and efficient skronk punk with complex guitar parts complicatedly ping-ponging around early 80's hardcore beats. The band was a perfect marriage of later Beefheart or Fred Frith free-guitar, pummeling punk rhythm and shout/speak smart-ass vocals. They seemed almost frightening as a practically invisible force (line of sight: not so good) that was somehow spewing an incredibly focused cacophony to a stunned crowd that just sort of vibrated in place, floor level with the band. Occasionally you'd get a glimpse of a wiry shirtless drummer firing away between snare and tom rolls, a brawny singer pacing the floor, and a guitarist that somehow kept getting direct hits with his fretwork even though he seemed to catapult from one wall to another. Koji Kondo were definitely impressive and seemed refreshingly humble with a head-down attitude. Too bad their set only lasted about four minutes, but that's pretty much the standard for frantic art punk bands that play 1919 Hemphill on a regular basis.

Decidedly less humble were Denton's Heartrapers, whose attitude towards the music and even the audience was much more attention starved and playfully confrontational. Depending on your opinion of this age-old Rock aesthetic, it was either great entertainment or gratingly annoying. There was an almost West Coast screamo feeling to their music, with The Blood Brothers more than likely an influence in addition to a handful of bands who peaked along with the rise and eventual decline of Buddyhead records earlier this decade. While watching their set, it occurred to me that DFW has had relatively few bands that would fit any of these descriptions, giving Heartrapers more of an advantage than they would have if they lived in, say, San Diego, the birthplace of much of this screaming style of hardcore. I expected a few more twists and turns in some of the playing, and though it was well executed, the rockisms in the band's demeanor were echoed by some of the standard riffing. None of what this obviously talented group did was bad and there were certainly some solid moments, but I left not being able to recall their music as much as I could probably imitate their various struts, stances and poses.

Finally, the group that goes beyond merely posing but instead transforms stages and clubs into their own personal carnival show finished things off beautifully. And I don't mean carnival show as in what the public sees, but rather the part that only the kids know about, complete with carnies doing meth behind the porta-johns after everyone goes home. Eat Avery's Bones has become a local icon, one of the few bands that brings a smile to your face whenever they take the stage. In this case the group was wearing its usual yet constantly revolving assortment of everything from a rastafarian cap (complete with fake dreads) to a brightly colored raincoat while continuing their lovely tradition of having an audience member don a wizard costume and hold the microphone in place for the group's drummer/singer. EAB's balanced mix of humor, energy, and chops is one of the best local live experiences and has yet to grow thin after witnessing their it several times over the past year. A couple of new songs (including one cover, I believe) were also nice surprises. Eat Avery's Bones will be releasing a split seven inch with Koji Kondo and I'm sure it will beat whatever over-hyped full length gets force fed to us all by publicist mafias, local and national alike. And to clarify, this was Eat Avery's Bones and not Midlake, which the band introduced themselves as early in the evening. I hope no one was confused.

I expected a pretty good show on Thursday (which isn't always the case), but this was surprisingly better than I expected. Even if some acts were more enjoyable than others, I respected the diversity in the well-rounded bill, providing further evidence that it's always best to take chances and book acts that don't necessarily fit together. It's something I wish more show organizers would do, especially in Dallas. At this point, nobody can afford not to take risks, artistically and commercially, lest we all drown in a sea of abandoned clubs, broken up bands, and apathetic audiences. People have to have a reason to care about local music, and let's face it: at this point, a lot of local venues and booking agents don't have a hell of a lot to lose.
  
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savanteous says..4:39 AM
  
unlike most of you pussies if I leave a comment on a site (which is rare), i'll do so as "savanteous." none of this anonymous bullshit. but i'm touched that you'd think of me. keep on queefin'...
  
Anonymous says..7:44 AM
  
and might i add... that while you assume im some ego monster ..
hang out with me sometime... im the most low self essteemed person youll ever meet. youll feel like your hangin with a leper.

the only reason i spit rhymes about being better than anyone..
is because in the nerdcore scene.. i stand on top with my fellow friends

all my life as a nerd ive been pushed around and told i was at the bottom of the food chain, and now, at least in the nerdcore scene..im on top and im proud to be liked by at a least a few people.

so say what you will but untill you know more of me than just one set..
i would lay off.

<3 mc router
first lady of nerdcore
myspace.com/1gb
  
Anonymous says..7:31 PM
  
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/news/41315/Photos_Danny_and_the_Nightmares_Daniel_Johnston
  
Anonymous says..4:16 PM
  
where the weed at-kottonmouth kings
  
Anonymous says..1:52 PM
  
savanteous q pitstain?
pass
  
Anonymous says..6:11 AM
  
music is bullshit...i like weed
  
Anonymous says..1:51 AM
  
hey anon 4:34
this is 4:11 , and im glad you can laugh about my comment, because even three hours later it still gets my guff that people can actually get on an "internet" and express their personal thoughts.What kind of world is this in wich people have differant opinions other than my own.I think this is ludicrous and must be stopped immediately.Anybody catching my sarcasm, i was pretty full of shit jeez, but alas those assholes really exist.How about my earlier tyrade against diy, im having way too much fun with this.If you cant get a decent debate or a cohesive arguement out of them , join them...
  
Anonymous says..1:34 AM
  
the glue huffer is savanteous! glory be his name...............
  
Anonymous says..12:53 AM
  
I love mc router because she's so shy and understated.
  
Anonymous says..10:34 PM
  
4:11

sounds like a personal problem... one that I can't stop laughing about.

I hope you continue to hurt, you are a shitty person.
  
Anonymous says..10:11 PM
  
All i can think about is how much ass this blog kissess , it haunts me at work, at home.It really owns me, these bands whos ass you kiss constantly encumbering my every thought. Goddamn you, goddamn you and these no talent hacks you put on a pedastal.I couldnt think of anything more harmful to music than peoples opinions, it really chaffes my inner core that you continue to write and that i cant stop reading it.Woe is me and anyone who hath discovered this harmful blog.
  
Anonymous says..10:02 PM
  
lets keep the ugly train a rolling, im a glutton for helping everyones ugly side shine bright.
  
Anonymous says..8:35 PM
  
omg u guys stop fightin, u gona make me cwyyyyyy!!!!!
  
Anonymous says..8:30 PM
  
is it just the same 4 people commenting on here? it all sounds like totally the same, broken record, broken record, broken record, broken record, broken record. (yes i'm totally hip and still buy vinyl)
  
Anonymous says..8:01 PM
  
offensive listener blows
  
Anonymous says..7:42 PM
  
And what should wsjr write about if not local bands and local venues?

"Dallas/Denton Music Blog"
  
amazing sacredniziciously says..7:35 PM
  
szjo mmama
  
Anonymous says..7:33 PM
  
i can't get enough of hearing you praise me every day keep up the good work keep writing about my band keep up the good work keep writing about my venue keep up the good work keep writing about this little circle keep up the good work and I will keep telling you to keep up the good work amazing amazing genius keep up the good work keep writing about my band and venue keep up the good work as long as you do I will keep telling you to keep up the good work
  
Anonymous says..7:31 PM
  
keepupthegoodworkkeepwritingaboutmybandandvenuekeepupthegoodwrokkeepwritingaboutuseverydaykeepupthegoodworkicantgetenoughofhearingyoupraisemybandkeepupthegoodworkaslongasyouwriteaboutusiwillkeeptellingyouto
keepupthegoodwork
  
Anonymous says..6:57 PM
  
12:49 & 12:52 are idiots.
  
J.R. says..6:20 PM
  
cameron is a blanket wearing tord
  
Anonymous says..5:30 PM
  
if you aren't a complete tool that bases your opinion of bands off of blogs, Koji Kondo and the Heartrapers are playing a house show friday at 715 panhandle. i think trifle tower is gonna play too. just go listen to it yourself, this blog comment shit is getting redundant.
  
shq says..4:48 PM
  
Look you guys should just fistfight. Maybe agree to meet up at, say, SHQ in Denton on Friday night at 8:00 where Bob White and The F-electris are playing with The Always Already from Austin. Hell, you could even come out and fistfight at SHQ on Saturday Night, at 8:00, while The Great Tyrant, Zanzibar Snails, and Harry Has A Head Like A Ping Pong Ball all play the live soundtrack to personal justice and your message board redemption.
  
Anonymous says..4:47 PM
  
I don't understand. Why hate on DIY? How is there a single thing wrong with a band doing "it" themselves or trying to avoid the bullshit that a lot of you people call a music scene?

Go choke on a promoter's dick.
  
wo says..4:09 PM
  
"I meen where will all these diy art punks be in ten years.IN a gutter huffing glue and jerking of to my bands picture in alternative press thats were."

have you thought about the possibility that the "diy punks" may have a different measure of success than your band?

by the way, what band do you play in? I need to know what name to look out for. you know, so I can decide whether or not its worth "jerking of" to.
  
stonedranger says..4:06 PM
  
toodles? gay.
  
Anonymous says..11:51 AM
  
Name ONE positive thing that music journalists have to offer humanity. This one might take you a while.
  
Anonymous says..11:39 AM
  
Whoa there little doggie! Defensive Listening is right. Actually it's more like just plain defensive. You're a pretty insecure guy. Do you have a little dick? Are you a virgin? It's okay. Some desperate drunk chick will fuck you some day, buddy. Keep those fingers crossed!

Oh yeah, I called you a journalist because to call you a writer would be a lie, wouldn't it? Keep observing. There's a slim chance you might drop your pad and pencil some time soon and actually appreciate good art for once in your life. Toodles!
  
Defensive Listening says..8:57 AM
  
quote: "To Stoned Ranger and Defensive Listening: What pathetic, wasteful lives you live. I'm going to go create something now while you just sit back and critique life. Journalists are just failed artists."

You're right. I mean what's more wasteful and pathetic: Us going to shows and giving our opinions? Or you wasting your time reading about it and commenting on how wasteful and pathetic it is. I'm glad you accomplished something. Hopefully whatever you create will be half as intelligent as this comment. If you're such a successful artist, why do you have time to write this at two forty in the morning? Don't you have fan mail to answer? Because I do, dammit.

PS-Thanks for calling me a journalist. My mom will be proud enough to stick this comment on the fridge.
  
Anonymous says..8:41 AM
  
This thread has inspired me to start my own blog about local music, it will cover good bands that are truly amazing in dfw, none of this elitist wankery.Real bands that play where the local scene matters, club dada, darkside lounge, galaxy club.Bands that ten years from now will be the heroes of our lives.It will be better written and more relevant to the people that matter, and ill start it tommorrow, or the next day .But deffinately soon, okay.
  
Anonymous says..8:33 AM
  
im gonna create an origame crane , and you we shot jr guys are gonna feel so shitty that you cant create anything yourselves.Man im so much smarter than this blog it hurts!
  
Anonymous says..8:01 AM
  
To Stoned Ranger and Defensive Listening: What pathetic, wasteful lives you live. I'm going to go create something now while you just sit back and critique life. Journalists are just failed artists.
  
Anonymous says..7:58 AM
  
I totally agree with 10:51!!!
nice way to put it!!! THATS WHAT MUSIC IS ALL ABOUT!!!!
  
Anonymous says..7:56 AM
  
Music is sacred to me.
  
Anonymous says..6:59 AM
  
message boards are the shittiest place to hang out ever
  
Anonymous says..6:52 AM
  
I agree, bands that sound normal like tame tame and quiet would blow these guys out of the water and still have a career for themselves when its all said and done.The dallas scene is thriving, bands like stumptone and midlake are truly invigorating..
  
Anonymous says..6:49 AM
  
anon 10:51, you sound like a total cock, and are ten times more pretentious than the people you are judging.So what if some people like to be listening to quality rock for more than 4 minutes and whats wrong with indie rock. I can take more noise and dance way harder than you ever could and im 36.The true musicians are the ones who can command a stage and who dont need these diy gimmicks.I meen where will all these diy art punks be in ten years.IN a gutter huffing glue and jerking of to my bands picture in alternative press thats were. What shitty excuses for musicians all the bands who played where, they should be lucky to even take notes from bands such as polvo!!!
  
M. A. Peel says..5:15 AM
  
I can take more NOIZE than you and dance you under the table. Talk to me when in 10 years. Let's see how well you guys are holding up.

BTW-Thanks for the reviews "Defensive."
  
Anonymous says..4:51 AM
  
im really curious to hear what shows all these haters go to. Theyre probably in their 30s(30 is young by the way but they make it grandpa), they rarely go to shows unless its sonic youth or a band their boring indie band plays. They probably think people enjoy watching their pretentious band cock rock for a hour long set.Let me guess this utopia is at the cavern or gypsy tea room in dallas(not to dis but dallas as a poor generalization is a jetsetter playground for trendy yuppies to play rock and roller on the weekends).Go to 1919, shq,rbgr,xtreme dudes manor, house of tinnitus,715 panhandle,the gonzales bros jazz and grind shows in dallas (rip metrognome).Get out there, we still need more people making things and being creative, putting out vinyl, touring, breathing fuck, dont be such a glitch tired old indie rockers, fucking dance.yippikayah!!!
  
stonedranger says..4:06 AM
  
thanks jay!
  
Anonymous says..3:03 AM
  
hey, my name is violent jay, and none of these bands are as good as insane clown posse. NONE of them.

i wanna slobber on your necks and drop my nuts in your soup. MC Router can't drop rhymes like me.

Koji Kondo can't make set lists like me.

The Heartrapers can't dance as crunk as me.

Eat Avery's Bones' wizard can't cast ninja juggalo spells as good as me.

i pee on this review while sacrificing birds on my R.Kelly statue.
  
lisa says..2:45 AM
  
i really like mc router. i thought the self-consciousness/ego thing was endearing because the whole nerdcore thing implies self-deprecation. but she's pretty awesome at what she does and is an actual nice person to boot. i liked the other bands too, esp heartrapers. i remember obnoxiously telling them a few times they reminded me of the crainium. gotta love post-set inebriated gushing mode.
  
ed says..11:32 PM
  
Good review.
  
schmancy says..11:04 PM
  
"As people were still trickling in to Rubber Gloves in true dragged feet fashion"

very nice!
  
Anonymous says..10:10 PM
  
keep up the good work. you're amazing. this blog is amazing. keep up the good work. thanks for writing about my band. keep up the good work.
  
Anonymous says..8:30 PM
  
good review
  
joshbaish says..8:17 PM
  
SD -
"This blog does not allow anonymous comments."
And why not?
JB
  
Anonymous says..7:58 PM
  
you're right.

heartrapers suck.

i have no evidence to back this opinion up. sorry.
  
Anonymous says..7:44 PM
  
i miss godhead silo
  
Anonymous says..7:42 PM
  
so long ago
  
Anonymous says..7:29 PM
  
remember when rubber gloves had good floor shows?
  
Anonymous says..7:16 PM
  
thanx for this blog its good to see a music blog that focuses on the underground, groundbreaking, nontraditional, music instead of the typical boring average music blog. I love what you do and i love reading the blog.. also i actualy get a kick out of the comments, and see how many people are out of the loop and afraid and jellous of whats hapening in music now a days, they cant stand that something is going on that they cant be a part of or dont understand...Keep up the good work!!!
  
stonedranger says..7:14 PM
  
the anons are the voices of reason around here? If so, we're all in really big troule. Most of the hateful anon comments demonstrate a lack of basic sentence composition skills and often showcase the inability to spell. Furthermore, even the ones that are able to overcome those basic problems still don't usually offer coherent arguments about anything. I honestly enjoy discussing music on here, and when people disagree with something one of us says, I have no problem with it at all. In fact, I encourage debate and enjoy it.

However, if you're not going to say anything meaningful, how is anyone supposed to take you seriously? And if you're using the tired explanation that you write the things you do just to annoy us or other people that read the blog, then fine. You're annoying. I guess you made your joke. Got anything else?
  
Anonymous says..7:08 PM
  
anons hatin' anons. wheres the love?
  
Anonymous says..7:07 PM
  
and you're the butt 1:04
  
WO says..7:04 PM
  
you all love us anons. admit it. we are the voices of reason. we are like the friends you wish you had and need. we are the ones who will truthfully tell you "your band sucks dude" or "your blog sucks dude, learn how to write". too many bands don't have real friends with enough balls to tell them what they're doing is uber gay, very bad and rehashed. appreciate the good advice. it comes from a well meaning place from some of us. just because you disagree doesn't mean we're the bad guys.

12:58 PM

WHAT A FUCKING JOKE.
  
Anonymous says..7:04 PM
  
Please ban the word "amazing" from ever being used here again. It's about to hit the million million mark.
  
justin says..7:00 PM
  
i'm glad you wrote a review of the show. i was there and really enjoyed myself. i echo my sentiments of amazement from watching the koji kondo guitarist bounce from wall to wall and not miss a note. all 4 sets were wonderful in their own right.
  
Anonymous says..6:58 PM
  
you all love us anons. admit it. we are the voices of reason. we are like the friends you wish you had and need. we are the ones who will truthfully tell you "your band sucks dude" or "your blog sucks dude, learn how to write". too many bands don't have real friends with enough balls to tell them what they're doing is uber gay, very bad and rehashed. appreciate the good advice. it comes from a well meaning place from some of us. just because you disagree doesn't mean we're the bad guys.
  
Anonymous says..6:53 PM
  
we're not pissed off anons, we like getting defensive pissy
  
shq says..6:52 PM
  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4zQpFSYCJ0
  
Zak says..6:43 PM
  
I liked the show review, do more of them. Made me wish I had made it up to Denton that night. You know you are doing something right if you piss off all these anons. It's amusing.
  
Anonymous says..6:39 PM
  
nunya beeotch!
  
Defensive Listening says..6:37 PM
  
Yes? And what's your name?
  
Anonymous says..6:32 PM
  
bonedranger and egomaniacal listening
  
Anonymous says..6:15 PM
  
they are too busy publishing their fanzine "MAXIMUM COCK AND BALLS"
  
gwar says..6:15 PM
  
so....

not showing face and wearing costumes = good

gotcha. someone should tell your dinosaur jr boner about this.
  
Anonymous says..6:14 PM
  
why do you guys read it then?
  
Defensive Listening says..6:13 PM
  
As long as you keep reading and talking about how boring it is and how much you don't like it, that helps me sleep at night. Thank you for loving us enough to suffer for our work and returning over and over to read it, though you hate it so. That's true love. You must love us more than your mothers.
  
Anonymous says..6:09 PM
  
Reading is fundamental and your writing gives me the runs.
  
Anonymous says..6:08 PM
  
The meaning of all of that
Some media is the whack
You believe it's true, it blows me through the roof
Suckers, liars get me a shovel
Some writers I know are damn devils
For them I say don't believe the hype
Yo Chuck, they must be on a pipe, right?
Their pens and pads I'll snatch
'Cause I've had it
I'm not an addict fiendin' for static
I'll see their tape recorder and grab it
No, you can't have it back silly rabbit
I'm going' to my media assassin
Harry Allen, I gotta ask him
Yo Harry, you're a writer, are we that type?
Don't believe the hype

yes your blog is boring
  
Defensive Listening says..6:04 PM
  
11:31-
quote: "Defensive, you really try too hard with this "writing" thing."

Agreed. I promise to work on it if you brush up on this "reading" thing. Deal?

11:41-

quote: "Hello? Polvo!
Did you all miss a big chunk of the last three decades or are you really that enthralled by shirtless people who..get this, play on the floor and not on the stage? Wear funny get ups? New and novel. Wake me up when the Appocalypse comes."

Nothing sounded like Polvo that night. Hello, 90's music fan! I'm somewhat familiar with the last three decades, yes. Shirtless, funny get ups, and playing on the floor don't matter if the music isn't noteworthy. New and novel, not necessarily. But have you seen the average rock show in DFW? Sounds like the apocalypse has already claimed you if you're so convinced you've seen it all. Boring.
  
Anonymous says..6:03 PM
  
To Anon 11:05, 11:41 and 11:53, we'll call you John. What "awesome" bands are you into? What "amazing" shows do you go to? Please enlighten us since we're so lost.
Thanks.
  
Anonymous says..5:53 PM
  
It's not any ONE thing, it's the combination of ALL things. Lighten up people... It's fucking music. Music is not sacred. Music is not holy, no matter what the toaster bangers tell you. It's a job. It's a hobby. Yes, it's an expression of self, but so is what shirt you decide to wear on any day. It is art, it is commerce, it is in the background, it is a trap, it is a lot of things... But come on. Fucking turds. Turd head. Eat a turd. turd turd eat it.
  
Anonymous says..5:41 PM
  
Hello? Polvo!
Did you all miss a big chunk of the last three decades or are you really that enthralled by shirtless people who..get this, play on the floor and not on the stage? Wear funny get ups? New and novel. Wake me up when the Appocalypse comes.
  
Anonymous says..5:31 PM
  
Defensive, you really try too hard with this "writing" thing. Can't a sentence be a sentence without five million adjective/references to some cooler than thou music slang?
  
Defensive Listening says..5:25 PM
  
I was "discovering" music while you were busy shopping for JNCOs.
  
shq says..5:22 PM
  
Great review! I hope to see more of these. I always enjoy it when you guys do actual show reviews. Eat Avery's Bones are wonderful, it's so rare to see people doing something so over-the-top original and fun. The show they played here with the also great Noun's Group is one of my favorite nights we have had here at SHQ.
  
Anonymous says..5:05 PM
  
I wish the bands you thought were good were actually good. It's like you're just discovering music or something.
  
name(blank for anonymous)
 
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