Mission Mission

It seems our boy Rocky, of Rocky’s Frybread fame, has some other tricks up his sleeve. Here’s the mysterious promotional video for his band’s performance tonight at the Knockout:

Ooh, and here’s the kickass poster:

It’s gonna be nice out today; might wanna blow off work and roll around in these beauties all afternoon.

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Local commuter David Enos shares some insights:

This living alone out in the avenues business is a weird thing.  It’s isolated out here.  Been waking up from bad dreams, finding myself staring at such things as Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara’s imdb pages until dawn, then getting in another hour or two of sleep before another shift.  An endless, silent train home and then doing it over again.

Sounds peaceful enough. Read on for the punchline.

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This should be interesting. Plus, I hear Chris Garcia is moving to LA, so you better get your fill quick. RSVP and invite your friends!

I will!!!

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I mean, they had me at naming a thing Duck Lake — but Mission CTRL went the extra mile and created some killer poster art (above) and a really killer trailer (below).

Here’s more:

DUCK LAKE is the world’s FIRST Ballet-Horror-Comedy! Written and produced by PianoFight’s sketch comedy troupe, Mission CTRL, it features choreography by the acclaimed Brian Gibbs of TAGsf, 3D shadow puppets, butchered Broadway numbers, and lots and lots and lots of ducks—who may or may not be murderous…

We saw their previous show a few months back and it was so good I was moved to write an actual multi-paragraph review of it. So I’m pretty sure Duck Lake will be an epic tour de force. And it opens tonight! At the Traveling Jewish Theater (on Florida between 17th and Mariposa, in the same complex as Z Space). Tickets here.

Tonight at the Knockout of all places! Grungy punk club gettin’ fancy!

[via Beth]

Live in fear of germs, yuppie.

This jam rules:

Here’s all the info:

RSVP and invite your friends!

Dude if cubicles looked like this, I would totally work in a cubicle. (Unrelated: heading to the park now if anybody wants to join.)

[Photo by reader Nadia E., submitted via our Facebook timeline]