Saturday Brain Washing
Saturday night in South Austin melts 4 out of 5 faces.
By Audra Schroeder, 12:46PM, Fri. Aug. 17, 2007
Sheep-friendly sludge trio the Flood celebrate the release of their ferocious full-length debut, Power to the Sheeple, tomorrow night at Trophy's, a club they were allegedly "banned" from just last month. What you have to do to get banned from Trophy's is beyond me, but the live show is definitely worth catching. It's also a kick-off for their "Dirty South" tour, which will take them from San Antonio all the way to lovely Jackson, Mississippi. Good luck, boys.
Also down South tomorrow night, catch Black Angels guitarist Christian Bland's new project Pig Boat Blues, along with All in the Golden Afternoon and the Tunnels at the Rockin' Tomato, 3003 S. Lamar. Free!
Plus! Baby Robots celebrate the release of their new decade-spanning blur, 10-Year High, at End of an Ear with Horse + Donkey. 6pm. FREE BEER. GOOD RECORDS.
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The Flood, Trophy's, Christian Bland, Baby Robots
