Well, it's 2012, and if the Mayans were
right, we Earthlings should be preparing for our own impending
demise. Brace for the end with a healthy, insulating combination of
nihilism and self-indulgence, and hit up Apocalypse 2012 Kickoff at Soundlab
tonight (110 Pearl St). The lineup features a mix of heavy,
experimental, and downright hedonistic bands: reverby space-pop from
Aircraft, the throbbing stoner rumble of Abandoned Buildings Club,
the 90s-as-fuck Patrons of Sweet, intercontinental hedonism champs
The Fucking Hotlights (pictured), and The Dads, a Rochester band who cite both The
Smiths and ATDI as influences, appropriately enough. The show starts
at 9, will probably only run you a couple bucks, and as the Shaken
Stylus invite declares, “The only way to combat the killer volcano
that will erupt in Yellowstone or that meteor that's on a direct
collision course to Earth is by sacrificing a couple local virgins.”
So, you know... do that.
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Tonight: Mohawk Place's XMas Bonanza
I know you might be getting sick of all the Holiday-themed things going on lately, and that's fair; there've been a lot. But it won't stop. It can't stop. And since you're going to have to either ride or die, there's three great reasons to check out the Mohawk Place XMas Bonanza tonight (47 E Mohawk St). First of all, if someone has the audacity to label their event a "Bonanza," then you better believe it's gonna be a Bonanza. Secondly, the cover is $0. Zero dollars. Free. And finally, if the line-up of bands doesn't make you do a quintuple-take, then either your eyes or your ears are probably broken. Sorry, dude. But with hectic post-punk from London vs New York (pictured), surf-and-synth by Wooden Waves, the thick indie sound of Buffalo veterans Patrons of Sweet, some jangley guitar-pop courtesy Aye Karou, and Failures' Union, whose rock and roll is as catchy as it is melodic, this is one of the best bills we've seen in a while. Things start at 7pm, and again, it's FREE, so head downtown early.
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