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On 11/2/13: BLXPLTN, P-Tek, Space Camp Death Squad

November 2, 2013 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Tonight! Another Loser City show! This time with electro-punk furor of BLXPLTN, the sharp tongued wordplay of P-Tek and the incendiary dance floor politic of Space Camp Death Squad. Savvy fun times for all, only $5 at Spider House Ballroom.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: BLXPLTN, Music, P-Tek, Space Camp Death Squad, Spider House

On 10/25/2013: BoomBaptist, The Lower Class, Secret Levels

October 21, 2013 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Whaaa-ttt?! ANOTHER Loser City show?! Yes indeed! And this time it’s headlined by the incredibly talented BoomBaptist, who is coming off a ridiculous run of support dates that include gigs with P.O.S, Cut Chemist and Just Blaze. Joining BB are the Lower Class, a neo-Native Tongues style group from San Marcos, and Secret Levels, a sharp tongued Austinite […]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Austin, BoomBaptist, hip-hop, Music, Secret Levels, The lower Class

On 10/19/2013: Slugbug, Chalkboards, Easy Tiger, The Sun Machine, Team 2nd Place

October 15, 2013 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Oh shit everybody— this weekend is the first Loser City show! We’re bringing the jamz to Spider House Ballroom this Saturday, Oct. 19th!.The line-up is great, with Slugbug headlining and Chalkboards, Easy, Tiger, The Sun Machine and Team 2nd Place all in tow. Come on out if you’re in Austin!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Austin, Chalkboards, Easy Tiger, Indie, Music, Slugbug, Spider House, Team 2nd Place, The Sun Machine

Mad Dukez + Fresh Kils – “Bootleg Bartenders”

July 26, 2013 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Quakers’ self-titled Stones Throw debut was, in my opinion, one of the most slept on releases last year, so it shouldn’t be too surprising that Mad Dukez + Fresh Kils’ latest single “Bootleg Bartenders” has me all worked up. Anchored by a Geoff Barrow-esque beat courtesy of Fresh Kils, “Bootleg Bartenders” is slinky, its spy movie […]

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Fresh Kils, hip-hop, Mad Dukez, Music, Trip-hop

Don’t Talk to the Cops – “Gimme That ’80s Butt”

July 10, 2013 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

Dadaism is a thing that gets thrown around a lot these days in the worlds of literature and indie rock, but you don’t hear it applied to hip-hop all that often. That’s too bad, because as Seattle’s Don’t Talk to the Cops prove, hip-hop and Dadaism are two cultural forces that come together pretty damn […]

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: '80s butt, Don't Talk to the Cops, hip-hop, Music

The Courtneys – “Social Anxiety”

June 21, 2013 By LoserCityBoss Leave a Comment

That bass starts and I freak out a bit because my brain instantly goes “Mclusky?!” as though that’s a totally normal response to a few guttural, sloppily plucked bass notes. Then every other piece of the band pops in and fuck, “Social Anxiety” no longer requires a reflex inspired by a fucked up Welsh thug […]

Filed Under: Reviews Tagged With: Hockey Dad Records, Music, post-punk, Social Anxiety, The Courtneys, Vancouver

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