:: 7.25.10 at death by audio ::
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[via Hardcore Gig Volume]
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:: SUNDAY ::
EARLY SHOW!! 7PM start time!!
the red dons [portland, OR] | rations [washington, D.C.]
night birds | pregnant
july 25 – death by audio – $7
all ages
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:: SUNDAY ::
LATE SHOW!! 11PM start time!!
universal order of armageddon [only NY area show!!]
silk flowers
+N+O+ special guests +A+G+E
july 25 – death by audio – $10
all ages
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DEATH BY AUDIO
49 s 2nd st btw kent & wythe
doors at 8, show at 9
L to Bedford
-or-
JMZ to Marcy
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G to Broadway
[map]
[NOTE~ dba is NOT byob, but there is beer on the cheap for the 21 and overs inside!]
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SUNDAY
[early]
:: the red dons ::

[via their site / Eldon Baldwin]
“There’s a darkness here that recalls the blackened post-punk horror grooves of The Wipers, Social Unrest or later TSOL mixed with the glorious melodic rush of Naked Raygun, early Social Distortion and the snot-dribbled hardcore of the Angry Samoans or The Adolescents. In short, these are great punk rock songs played by a great punk rock band. What’s not to like?” -Crossfire
purchase records via Deranged Records ►►► here
stream mp3s via their site ►►► here
live video
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:: rations ::

[via myspace]
purchase cassette via Trash King Productions ►►► here
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:: night birds ::

[via myspace]
“Night Birds may not be for everyone – if you’re hosting a tea party for the vicar and your grandmother, for example, you probably wouldn’t want to invite them to provide the background music -but they were just the ticket for me and almost everyone else in the audience. What do they play? Hardcore, OG (and OC) hardcore, from when it was really good, before it got all boring, blustery and testosterone-ridden. Think Southern California 1979, bands like the Circle Jerks, Adolescents, (very) early Black Flag.” -Larry Livermore [Lookout Records]
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SUNDAY
[late]
:: universal order of armageddon ::

[via myspace / Jeff Winterberg]
this weekend at Whartscape & TONIGHT at DBA are UOA’s only shows – now or never!!
“[W]hile punk collapsed into the self-parodic theatrics of Earth Crisis and their mosh-metal peers, or gradually fled for the shoals of deliberate lo-fi incompetence or gentle indie genericism, this band seemed determined to do something different. They remain representative of an overlooked period—or, to be more precise, selectively overlooked—in the American underground, one that arrived in the wake of Nation of Ulysses and Heroin.” -Stylus
purchase The Switch is Down via Kill Rock Stars ►►► here
download mp3s ►►► here & here
live video
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:: silk flowers ::

[via myspace]
purchase new 12″ EP As Above So Below via Captured Tracks ►►► here
7″ & LP available via Post Present Medium ►►► here
download mp3s ►►► here & here
download a live set ►►► here
video for “In This Place and Time”
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