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Wild ZOo. The John Wesley Coleman video game
Get into the ZOo and play this F-ing game. Defeat the evil lunacy!
Here’s the straight up link to the book and tunes.
A review for the 7” we recently put out by Sands Hollow.
http://styrofoamdrone.com/2011/04/13/sands-hollow-watch-yourself-7/#more-7673
Clearly in an Austin Arts heavyyy mood, but this is also happening Saturday, with more than a few of our favorite moving picture makers in town. Free looping videos from 5-10. Drag someone out of their house for this, even if it’s yourself.
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Trans Upper Egypt
Akawa 7" b/w New Vega
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GayBiGayGay!!!
GBGG Photo Book!
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When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
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Sun Araw
Houston Abstros 7"
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The Pheromoans
Bar Rock
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Picture Book #4
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John Wesley Coleman III
Nightmare on Silly Street LP
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Palm: Haiku by Grant Cross
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IF 07
Thor Harris
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Jules Buck Jones
Everglades
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Thor Harris – A Post Apocolyptic Tale of Friendship
IF 10
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John Wesley Coleman
Ghettoblaster 7"
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Duncan Malashock
Let's Make Sure Everything is a Thing
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Diagonals
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Golden Boys
Goodbye Country
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Shit and Shine/Expensive Shit
Shit Split 7"
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IF 08
Michelle Devereux (Turn This Book Right-Side Up!)
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Soft Encounters
One-sider
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Sands Hollow
Watch Yourself 7"
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IF 03
John Wesley Coleman
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Ralph White
The Mongrel's Hoard
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Follow That Bird
one-sider
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The Roller
The Roller ST
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The Rebel
The Five Year Plan EP
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Big Deal #1
Feb 2011 4-record package!
Pillow Queens!
Aug 14 08
They’ll be on tour in September.
Their Record will be released sooooooon…
Much like the title of their debut LP Kookoolegit, the Pillow Queens are an incongruous mix that makes for musical sense. Brought together by chance, the self-proclaimed “reality band” comprised of Duncan Malashock (vocals, guitars), Will Slack (vocals, guitars), Carolyn Cunningham (drums) and Eric Loftis’ (bass) was formed in 2007. At first glance, they’re a bus stop—strangers on a stage—then comes a song like Regional Flute with a captivating rhythm that unifies all their singular talents. By turns ironic, incredulous, gleeful and reflective, the twelve tracks on Kookoolegit build on each other like chapters in a book, culminating in a tale that brings humor to the mundane, and finds meaning in fragmented images of a subverted reality.
