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Tonight: Punk & Tots featuring Del Paxton, Why+the+Wires, Deep Pockets, Supergoner, and Hot Tip


The best way to warm up, and this is according to a scientific study I recently saw, is to go to a show and see some good bands. Tonight, you can stay warm by heading to Broadway Joes for music and that other key ingredient to warmth, tater tots. The Punk & Tots series continues with an eclectic selection of bands from all over New York State.

buffaBlog favorite, Del Paxton, will be joined by Why+the+Wires, Deep Pockets, Supergoner, and the new Hot Tip. The bill promises to be a varied one with emo from Del Paxton, indie rock from Deep Pockets, shout and stomp from Why+the+Wires, and classic Superchunk influenced 90’s indie rock from Supergoner. Hot tip, Hot Tip is actually too new for the internet but its members’ past bands (Pang, Cross Stich, Map Maker) pretty much assure the quality of this new act.
As always, the tater tots are free with the cost of admission.


Punk and Tots: Del Paxton, Why+the+Wires, Deep Pockets, Supergoner and Hot Tip
Broadway Joes
18+
$6

9pm doors/Show starts at 10pm

Michael Torsell


Tonight: Deep Pockets


Brooklyn's Deep Pockets are the type band you might hear on a 90s indie film soundtrack. Their tight alternative style would be the perfect score to the Scene where a disenfranchised 20-something gets Put Out by someone or some circumstance, then Deep Pockets play, and then the movie hits a concatenation of low points and ennui. Or the other way around. Misleadingly straight-forward and catchy but with definite punch. They'll be playing at The Jungle Gym tonight (357 Breckenridge, 6PM, $5), along with some of Buffalo's best underground acts: Wooden Waves, Mapmaker, and Space Wolves. Check out DP's Art of the Underground release below, and don't miss this all-around rad night of music.


steve gordon