Bushwick!

Where da after party?

Anyone have photos of Bushwick Bill from the Pimp C tribute last night? Day-um.

Tonight, late night, an awesome KVRX show at the newly remodled Austin Children's Museum at 2nd and Colorado. Crime Novels, the Mae Shi, Mammoth Grinder, Mika Miko, Lucky Dragons, Indian Jewelry, Clipd Beaks, Knyfe Hyts, Best Fwends, and Crystal Castles play, starting at 11pm. Come early, the place only holds 400 people.

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