I know there’s a way to string these four band names into some hard edged soft porn poetry.
//TENSE//
Pataphysics
Psychic Violence
Hatchet Wound

I know there’s a way to string these four band names into some hard edged soft porn poetry.
//TENSE//
Pataphysics
Psychic Violence
Hatchet Wound

Switched On: Austin’s new music electronics store is open for business providing repair, restoration, education, consultation and an array of vintage musical instruments. Come celebrate with us, check out the store, and enjoy live performances by some of Austin’s finest synthesizer bands.
FREE
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Come check out the store starting @7pm with DJs and a live in store performance by BODYTRONIX (Eric Archer & Erich Ragsdale).
Then across the street at Victory Grill
9:30PM How I Quit Crack
10:30PM SILENT DIANE
12:00AM S U R V I V E
1:00AM Pataphysics

Tuesday January 5th @ Emo’s 603 Red River St: Starts @9pm, free
OUTFLOOR STAGE:
Mutating Meltdown 1:05-1:45AM
Diagonals 12:05am
Low Red Center 11:15pm
ELVIS 10:25pm
Coma in Algiers 9:30PM
INSIDE STAGE:
Pataphysics 12:30AM
No Mas Bodas 11:40pm
The Gospel Truth 10:50pm
Horse + Donkey 10:00PM
***all times and fun are approximate; barometers and clocks not provided.
Oh yeah, it’s FREE
The connection between the bands playing this free Tuesday night show appears to be “music as assault.” There isn’t a single band in this lineup afraid to get ugly, whether it’s Mutating Meltdown’s anti-consumerist synth-organ squelch or ELVIS’ in-your-face apathy. Low Red Center and Coma In Algiers both take cues from proto-industrial alienators Cabaret Voltaire, and though Diagonals’ angular surf guitars and tuneful Farfisa leads might mark them as the odd band out, one look at the lyric sheet for “Neil Diamond Blues”—which details the Jewish Elvis’ preference to fuck, run, and leave the girl his “whole paycheck”—proves the band can offend with the best of ‘em.
——– A.V. Club Austin
Another well-done flier by the folks at Bundyhill.
“What better way to kick off our first tour than to anoint our bodies on a drippy dancefloor? And if the prospect of us scattering bubbles and glitter all over the east coast doesn’t tickle you, this night will double as the cd-release party for Archibald Adams (Jeremy of Fiction and Space Cave). To further amp up the situation, Pataphysics and Mos Jeficit will be on hand to make sure your feet know they have to move to the groove.” —- No Mas Bodas
