You've got till 4pm exactly to email weshotjrtix@yahoo.com for a chance to win a pair of Morrissey tickets. Shows:

Johan the Angel, Matthew and the Arrogant Sea, Verulf, Bryce Isbell, Ribelle Scaltro at the Eighth Continent. I've seen conflicting posts about who exactly is playing at this epic folk extravaganza. I think a Gashcat concert might even break out. Johan the Angel are a couple of lovebirds from Portland, and they sound great.

New Science Projects, Daniel Folmer, RTB2, The Shimmy Shakedown at Art Six Coffee House.

Boo and Boo Too, Baby Birds Don't Drink Milk, Sometimes it Rains at Rubber Gloves.
It's cool to be from Kansas these days. I think Baby Birds... are from KC, while Boo and Boo Too are from Lawrence. They just came out with an ep and will go down in history as having the second ever release on IronPaw out of Kansas City.

Lost Generation at Fallout with Wanz, Ineka, and Robert Taylor.
Wanz says: Lots of new stuff from Simian Mobile Disco, Digitalism, M.I.A., The Field, Justice, Kompakt records, Ellen Allien w/ Mochipet, Roman Flugel, Battles, Fox n Wolf, Ben Klock, Zander VT, Black Devil Disco Club(in Dub), Bjork, Kate Simko, Clark, Kate Wax, Andre Bucci, apendics Shuffle, Phones, adjunct records and much much more.........

Soulbol at Absinthe.
Former UNT football player Quentin Moore from Denton makes "elevator soul music." Maybe he'll play Smoove 4 U.

Deleted Scenes, Ghost of the Russian Empire at the Cavern.

who won the tix?

1148:

Church of the Apocalypse

who played first at house of tinnitus on tuesday?

actually saw Soulbol once. surprisingly not at all bad. some Prince shit, some old soul, some new fusion bullshit all in there. then some metal band played after them and i saw Soulbol#1 kind of moving to it.

i have played a gutterth show before and the guys were awesome. we were paid well and they didn't take very much, if any, for themselves. i don't like all the bands that they represent and sometimes the bills are too long or too much of the same thing, but they are overall doing what they want to do. they don't book bands that they don't like.

i really do think i had a shart nightmare last night

Soulbo is like the best shit i have ever heard of. Snowflakes is a very well written song.

I really did shart once. No bueno.

I sharted this morning. It was the first time since 8th grade. I thought that I let a long, airy fart, but in actuality it was a smooth stream of creamy poo. I destroyed my favorite shorts....pfffffttttt....

6:45, you have to admit it's pretty cool for these people to help these acts get shows, and they've put out (granted only two) albums by local musicians, out of their own pocket. I think that's pretty cool, and definetly more interesting than the activities of the rest of our local 'production companies' have going on.

Plus, Art Is A Real Threat? That's going to be an awesome day.

GuTTerTh breathing life into... what?

They book bands and put tv's up around the bar... where's the greatness again?

I agree with 6:10.. I've been to good and band shows put on by these people, but they were either good or bad because of the BAND. Production companies (company being loosely used here) don't deserve any credit. They keep a calendar.

The bands. The bands. They do the life breathing.

i had to shart

The show at The Eighth Continent is canceled due to nasty weather. Sorry.

ive seen good gutterth shows and bad gutterth shows. i like what they do for the most part.

boy howdy

God Bless GuTTerTh ?

haha

This has nothing to do with anything, but thought it was cool. A tribute to Thin White Rope: http://www.thinwhiterope-tribute.info/index.php

God Bless GuTTerTh for breathing some life into Denton/Dallas.