Sat January 4, 2014
Punk rock! Dog Party, Touch My Rash, plus guest
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at Homestead Bowl & The X Bar
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From Punknews.org:
Dog Party flip between the electric buzzsaw of Ramones and the sharper riffage of classic LA punk a la the Germs and the Weirdoes. Their mentor, Kepi Ghoulie, has his influence heard on tracks like "How are You Doing?" in which the girls blast out a minute-long bopper that is a loving tribute to '50s rock and the bubble gum side of Joey R.
However, despite not even being old enough to see We're the Millers the girls sound downright dangerous on tracks like "Box of Handkerchiefs" where they scream "I don't want to see you/ see your face!" It's sharp, vicious and supported by a ripping, clanging guitar. They snap their voices from pitch to pitch, equal parts Eve Libertine and Penelope Houston, or like White Lung's Mish Way to be more contemporary. These songs get in, blast out a concept and get out, often shattering at the end like those Germs classics. - John Gentile
http://www.punknews.org/review/12125/dog-party-lost-control
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Dog Party flip between the electric buzzsaw of Ramones and the sharper riffage of classic LA punk a la the Germs and the Weirdoes. Their mentor, Kepi Ghoulie, has his influence heard on tracks like "How are You Doing?" in which the girls blast out a minute-long bopper that is a loving tribute to '50s rock and the bubble gum side of Joey R.
However, despite not even being old enough to see We're the Millers the girls sound downright dangerous on tracks like "Box of Handkerchiefs" where they scream "I don't want to see you/ see your face!" It's sharp, vicious and supported by a ripping, clanging guitar. They snap their voices from pitch to pitch, equal parts Eve Libertine and Penelope Houston, or like White Lung's Mish Way to be more contemporary. These songs get in, blast out a concept and get out, often shattering at the end like those Germs classics. - John Gentile
http://www.punknews.org/review/12125/dog-party-lost-control
From Punknews.org:
Dog Party flip between the electric buzzsaw of Ramones and the sharper riffage of classic LA punk a la the Germs and the Weirdoes. Their mentor, Kepi Ghoulie, has his influence heard on tracks like "How are You Doing?" in which the girls blast out a minute-long bopper that is a loving tribute to '50s rock and the bubble gum side of Joey R.
However, despite not even being old enough to see We're the Millers the girls sound downright dangerous on tracks like "Box of Handkerchiefs" where they scream "I don't want to see you/ see your face!" It's sharp, vicious and supported by a ripping, clanging guitar. They snap their voices from pitch to pitch, equal parts Eve Libertine and Penelope Houston, or like White Lung's Mish Way to be more contemporary. These songs get in, blast out a concept and get out, often shattering at the end like those Germs classics. - John Gentile
http://www.punknews.org/review/12125/dog-party-lost-control
read more
Dog Party flip between the electric buzzsaw of Ramones and the sharper riffage of classic LA punk a la the Germs and the Weirdoes. Their mentor, Kepi Ghoulie, has his influence heard on tracks like "How are You Doing?" in which the girls blast out a minute-long bopper that is a loving tribute to '50s rock and the bubble gum side of Joey R.
However, despite not even being old enough to see We're the Millers the girls sound downright dangerous on tracks like "Box of Handkerchiefs" where they scream "I don't want to see you/ see your face!" It's sharp, vicious and supported by a ripping, clanging guitar. They snap their voices from pitch to pitch, equal parts Eve Libertine and Penelope Houston, or like White Lung's Mish Way to be more contemporary. These songs get in, blast out a concept and get out, often shattering at the end like those Germs classics. - John Gentile
http://www.punknews.org/review/12125/dog-party-lost-control
show less
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Homestead Bowl & The X Bar
20990 Homestead Road, Cupertino, CA 95014
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