Friday, September 19, 2008
Labels:
Billboard,
Billboard En Espanol,
Nacotheque
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Davila 666 in SFWEEKLY.COM!!
For the most part, I choose the MP3s of the Day based on the following criteria: new songs from acts people are buzzing about; new tracks from older acts people still like to listen to; smaller bands producing cool stuff ... etc., etc. But then every once in a while a band comes along that just blows my fucking mind and I get all crazy excited to share a song of theirs with people. Davila 666 is one such brain grenade.
These kids call Puerto Rico home, and their self-titled debut on In the Red is the stuff of instantly classic garage punk. Their music is a spazzy, snotty (I'm guessing, since all the songs are sung in Spanish, but you can tell these things) hyperactive shot of pure adrenaline. Their songs sound alternately like the Dead Boys, the Black Lips, and that whole lot of damn great delinquents. Adding to their edge, the album sounds like...[read more]Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Thursday, August 21, 2008
SAT, AUG 23RD NACOTHEQUE IN NYC W/ POLKA MADRE LIVE @ FONTANA'S!

NACOTHEQUE NYC
Fontana's (in the basement)
105 Eldridge Street between Broome and Grand St
Hosted by Amylulita & Marcelo Cunning
LIVE PERFORMANCE BY Mexican Polka-punks POLKA MADRE!
http://www.myspace.com/madrecomezon
Nacotheque Portraits by ISAPhoto.com!! Keep an eye out for her in the right corner of the club to get your foto taken at the party!!
$7 before 1am / $5 after 1am
21+ w/ ID
ABOUT POLKA MADRE:
Hailing from Mexico City, these ragged but righteous internationalist weirdos blend Romanian dance music, Klezmer (listen to that punky clarinet!), Brahms dances, with strong rocking beats and ironically nihilist lyrics in at least three languages. During live shows, their sinister music can cause crowd nakedness, the breaking of bottles and liberal dabs of alcohol-scented sweat. They have toured extensively in Mexico, Europe and the USA, playing in the punk scene, bars, jails, schools, festivals and everywhere they are allowed to take out their instruments (if they are not allowed, they will play anyway, until police arrives!).
Labels:
Fontanas,
Nacotheque,
Polka Madre
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Check out the show with interviews...Chana/Faca/Nacotheque

http://www. alborde. com/content/view/4095/264/

www. myspace. com/metropoliforever

http://www. alborde. com/content/view/4095/264/

www. myspace. com/metropoliforever
Labels:
Al Borde,
Chana,
Faca Faca,
Los Angeles,
Metropoli
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
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