1035-1120pm
At its most basic, Lords' music is pure American punk rock, following
in the footsteps of the Circle Jerks and Black Flag. However, laid upon
that punk foundation are layers of everything from Fugazi to the Pixies
to Le Shok. At the heart of nearly every discordant, abrasive track is
an up-tempo rock beat, as suitable for dancing as it is for
headbanging. Lords have tapped into an energy so fresh and pure that
enjoying Swords wasn't even really a matter of taste or choice; From
the first listen, I was hooked. - Lambgoat 9/10
Due to an unforeseen maintenance problem found just briefly ago, we
have no choice but to close the Red and the Black effectively
immediately for at least 48 hours until we can correct the problem. We
sincerely apologize for the inconvenience to both our loyal following and to the hard working bands.
Thank you for your understanding and it's just a silly snag, so we'll be back in no time.
The bar is open, but due to an unforeseen maintenance problem there is no show tonight. We
sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Our shows will resume Thurs (4/3). Thank you for your understanding.
-$3 Rails all night long
-Kick off the night with a Best Cover Song contest.
- Proceeds go to:
Food
& Friends - Provides meals, groceries and nutrition counseling to
people living with life-challenging illnesses such as AIDS and cancer.www.foodandfriends.org
Jail Guitar Doors - Aims to help in the rehabilitation of inmates through the transformative power of music. www.myspace.com/jailguitardoorsdc
Students for a Free Tibet - Works in solidarity with the Tibetan people in their struggle for freedom and independence. www.studentsforafreetibet.org
Pwrfl Power PWRFL POWER has shared bills with Daniel Johnston, No Age, White Magic,
Beach House, Wooden Wand, Jana Hunter, Tiny Vipers, John Vanderslice,
and countless others. He is the first musician to be on the cover of
Seattle’s Stranger in 9 years and the winner of “Block Star Contest,
which resulted in him being cast as himself singing “it’s okay” in an
Esurance TV commercial.
Jeremy Jay YOU TUBE "Very excited about music, Jeremy's writing is influenced by dreams and
the more fantastic surrealist sensibility linked with the French New
Wave. The Art deco era storybook romance of the movies like " Our
Modern Maidens" & "My Life To Live" held aspecial fascination.
There's also a strong '50s Rock n' Roll sensibility happening; Buddy
Holly is one of Jeremy's favorite singers along, with Richie Valens and
'60s era Yea-Yea Francois Hardy" - K Records
