
We mentioned this one hit and run the other day, and then people started chiming in:
What gives? Supermoon? Earthquake madness? ‘Tis the season?
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We mentioned this one hit and run the other day, and then people started chiming in:
What gives? Supermoon? Earthquake madness? ‘Tis the season?
Like Mission Mission on Facebook if you’d like to reply to Trixie.

Here’s what we’re gonna do: Link us in the comments section to your all-time-favorite under-appreciated ’90s alternajams. Whichever five entrants blow our minds the most (either because of epic nostalgia or epic how-the-hell-have-I-never-heard-this-befores) will win pairs of tickets to the big Debaser anniversary party this Friday at 111 Minna. Contest ends Tuesday night at 11:59.
Do it to it!
RSVP and invite your friends here.
That’s not a picture of Kat’s. Kat’s looks kind of like that but even bettttttttter. In any case, it’s the bomb. I bought $20 worth on their last day at the Broken Record, and I don’t think I’ve had any since.
If I weren’t still in Austin today, I’d head straight for Pal’s Take Away. RIGHT NOW:
And do follow Kat and the Gypsy Kitchen on Twitter as well.
[Photo by Sweetnicks]

Jack Lawrence of the Greenhornes
Here we go:
Forty bands! That’s only 10 less than I saw last year, and last year I was in Austin for way more days. (I’ll post last year’s list after the jump, for reference.)
Some awards:
SXSW was fun! Missed you guys! Wished you were here! Maybe next year?
First of all, is Medjool intimate? I don’t think it is. More importantly, I also don’t think hipsters hang there very often.
Reader Wavvy Gravvy points out some other possible flaws in Yelp’s new “Hipster” tag:
Spork, Beretta, Dalva, Zeitgeist, farm:table, Pop’s, Ikes at Lime, Boogaloos, Medjool, Elbo Room, Red Door Cafe ARE ALL HIPSTER
Four Barrel, Ritual, Dynamo Donuts, Delirium, Bender’s, Humphrey Slocombe, Tartine, Foreign Cinema, Delfina, Range, Amnesia, Revolution Cafe, The Summit ARE NOT HIPSTER
Hmm.
But seriously, we apologize for perpetuating all this “hipster” bullshit. Sometimes it just seems like a good idea.
Box Dog Bikes brings word of this bummer:
My buddy Mo just had his Otis Guy Stolen from his garage. Small, black Otis Guy frame set up as a single speed with Velo Orange porteur rack and BMX bars. This bike is very unique and hard to miss! Please let us know if you see it, or take it back and bring it to us!!!!
I don’t have much to say about this, other than that this is yet another great photo by We Built This City.
Mainly I just wanted to post this slightly related blast from the past:
So, Theresa‘s friend had some kind of dream about a Rice Krispie-covered chocolate cake with red frosting, and Theresa made it a reality! What a good friend! (AND, she veganized it!)
I wrote in to ask if it was actually any good. Theresa’s response:
it was the best cake in the universe!!
Anyway, I probably wouldn’t veganize it, but it sure seems like a great idea for a cake. And what’s better than a crazy idea from a dream becoming a real live thing?
Is Tyler the Creator going to take his shoes and hat off and leap into the crowd from high atop a speaker rig?
Only one way to find out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7x8uYt6C4KY
(Spoilers after the jump.)
And they even grab a stage diver and have a quick chat with him. What a treat! Watch:
The Dead Milkmen also announced that they’re working on a new album, and they played a couple songs off it (including one about vegan and suspected terrorist Caitlin Childs), and they were good.
They mentioned excitement over Odd Future several times.
UPDATE: Faithful reader Herr Doktor Professor Deth Vegetable made a correction in the comments:
They RELEASED a new album TODAY. Check out:
http://www.deadmilkmen.com/thekinginyellow/
Swag! Downloading now!