Jan 19
DaraBritpop
a blooming pop-indie band from Scotland?, not my genre of choice but they are a fine example from the genre, depth and professionalism evident, all cuties in that fey British look, sound like MusicGod’s Onus B Johnson during one song which is good, lucky to see them free and with free beer so no complaints
Jan 18
DaraTrip Hop
the DJs that are Everywhere in Austin, just dance spinners
Jan 18
DaraFunk
a large collection of white boys—lots of brass, knew how to work the music to work the crowd, breakdowns, had the white hippie boys dancing
Jan 18
DaraFunk
two girls put this event (Freaks the Funk Party) on to support their website and “community” of performers (white girl?), D-Madness is purportedly an Austin legend—plays drums, guitar, harmonica and sings at nearly the same time, him and a funk bassist
Jan 10
DaraRock and Roll, Southern Rock
swear it was the sound guy from Continental Club I always adore, confirmedly the bassist from Butthole Surfers (JD Pinkus), those trashy goatee beards—glorifying the cursedness of being southern white trash, was enjoying their humor and speedy hard rock but then sang a song called “Don’t put your dick in me”—too genuine honky for me, read an article later that said they were attacked by lesbians after a show who “mistakenly” thought they were homophobic
Jan 10
DaraHeavy Metal, Rock and Roll
from San Francisco, don’t know how to classify music anymore, neu-metal?, solid, nothing special
Jan 10
DaraCountry, Folk, Rock and Roll
lots of variety but all lame and flat, weird blend of drugs and religion references, obviously a recovering addict who was probably better when he was an addict
Jan 10
DaraIndie Rock, Jazz
saw last song of set, average but with an interesting jazz twinge
Jan 03
DaraCountry
like 20 guys in the band—most stand around looking bored the majority of the time, boys have experience and it shows, dancing music—two step, jitterbug, waltz and other things I don’t want to know about