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Joe Lovano & Dave Douglas Sound Prints Quintet

If either sax titan Joe Lovano or trumpet ace Dave Douglas were coming to town, it’d be notable. Having both of these internationally acclaimed jazz stars together in the same band constitutes a reason to celebrate! Both musicians remain leading voices on their respective instruments, plus their quintet features the rambunctiously creative veteran drummer Joey Baron. Inspired by the musical visions of Wayne Shorter, this night promises superb modern, progressive music with a distinctive edge.

– Jay Trachtenberg

Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Dr., UT campus

Spray Paint LP Release

Clattering post-funk, Butthole Surfers-like live, wakes an even older Austin post-punk predecessor on Spray Paint’s debut full-length. Spray Paint LP – literally spray painted by S.S. Records out of the California state capital – bumps and grinds, quakes and shakes, like no less than the Big Boys. Rooted in the convulsion therapy of the Tuxedo Killers and gargantuan rumpus of When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, the local trio follows up two 7-inches with a quivering Taser of homegrown catharsis.

– Raoul Hernandez

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Bass Concert Hall, 2350 Robert Dedman Dr., UT campus

Mohawk, 912 Red River

Trailer Space Records, 1401-A Rosewood

Swan Dive, 615 Red River

Bass Concert Hall 2350 Robert Dedman Dr., UT campus

Bat Bar 218 E. Sixth

Bourbon Girl 212 E. Sixth

Buddy's Place 8619 Burnet Rd.

Donn's Depot 1600 W. Fifth

Flipnotics Coffeespace 1601 Barton Springs Rd.

Iron Cactus North 10001 Stonelake

Maria's Taco Xpress 2529 S. Lamar

Mohawk 912 Red River

Swan Dive 615 Red River

Texas Mist 1115 Bastrop Hwy.

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