Showing posts with label los hermanos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label los hermanos. Show all posts

Monday, April 19, 2010

pics: Tortilla Factory / Home Sweet Home

"Los Hermanos"

Resting up after an incredibly hectic whirlwind of a weekend, it's hard to even recollect what exactly went down. Bullet points would probably read "Weed Hounds, Twin Sister & Pure Ecstasy played a tortilla factory, then "Pure Ecstasy and Eternal Summers played the Sunday Brunch radio show", and then "Pure Ecstasy and Run DMT turned Home Sweet Home into the mellowest, most psyched out basement bar this side of Moracco." Of course, Erez Avissar was there to capture most of the weekend in glorious hues.

Pure Ecstasy




Twin Sister





Weed Hounds

The scene @ Los Hermanos














PURE ECSTASY & RUN DMT at Home Sweet Home



Tuesday, April 13, 2010

show:4/17 Pure Ecstasy/Twin Sister/ Weed Hounds

"This is How We Do It"

It's been a while since we've thrown a show, but I think this should make up for lost time. We've paired Pure Ecstasy and Twin Sister together before (and it ruled), so when we had the opportunity to reconnect the bands at the famous Los Hermanos Tortilleria, we had to make it happen. As if that wasn't enough for a stellar evening, Weed Hounds will also bring their pop-gaze to the Tortilla Factory, a highly appropriate 1-2-3 punch, if you ask me. Not only that, but DJ Rezound (Cascaders, Men & Women, Group Tightener) will be keeping the party abreast all night long on the ones-and-twos. If all this sounds nice, but you're really looking for an excuse to party, look no further than celebrating the 26th anniversary of the birth of Bobka/The Report videographer C. Axel Poekel III (aka Chaakles). Oh yeah, and there will be free tacos. More details available here. Doors will

INFO

Saturday, April 17th | Doors 8 | Show 9-ish | $7 | BYOB | Free Tacos


271 Starr St (btwn Wykoff & St. Nicholas) L Train to Jefferson (Right around the corner)

Monday, December 8, 2008

video: Little Joy

"I Will Be Waiting Here"

A creeper of a delight, Little Joy is like the blankey you were wrapped in at birth that you just don't have the heart to get rid of twenty five years later. It's scant and tattered from years of use and abuse, travels and nightmares, yet still maintains a certain soft and fluffy charm that cannot be understated. An old friend that makes you nostalgic for a much simpler time.

Little Joy- Next Time Around


Little Joy- Unattainable