March 16th, 2009

Hello to the members of The Lower Class Revolt!

Here’s the lowdown and we’re going to make it quick! On March 25th at the Knockout we will be bring you the Boneless Children Foundation, Off Campus and Vox Jaguars. It’s a $5 cover for the possible time of your life!

April 29th: Agent Ribbons, Buildings Breeding, and Grand Lake at the Knockout. This is the release party for Buildings Breeding!

Volume #4 our compilation is coming together. Check this: Karabal Nightlife, Vox Jaguars, Fat Skeleton, Agent Ribbons, Bears! Bears! Bears!, Raised by Robots, Finest Dearest, Den, and Grand Lake! We can’t wait!

Maybe one of the best hardcore bands on the West Coast are playing for us on April 25th, Pullout—‘nuff said..
Say hello when you get the chance,
Mike and Zoe
San Francisco, California

March 9th, 2009

Hello to the members of The Lower Class Revolt!

So here’s the deal! We’re kicking down a two night event at the Retox Lounge on March 12th and 13th. Or as Zoe, Katherine and the crew like to call it, “the SXSW kick off show!” On Thursday the 12th we’re hosting Mint Records recording artists The Pack A.D from Vancouver, Canada AND also on the bill will be the San Francisco/Tricycle Records band The Union Trade and their pals Winter’s Fall. THEN on Friday the 13th two Devil in the Woods Records artists, San Francisco’s The Aimless Never Miss and Fresno’s The Sleepover Disaster, will tear it up with Nor. Cal’s Red Giant. It’s our own version of a two day carnival. Don’t miss it.

THEN after that we’re bringing some more musical genius on March 25th at the Knockout with Boneless Children Foundation, Off Campus and Vox Jaguars. It’s our usual $5 cover and you may even find yourself smiling.

Volume #4 our comp series is in the wheelhouse. Karabal Nightlife, Vox Jaguars, Fat Skeleton, Agent Ribbons, Bears! Bears! Bears!, Raised by Robots, Finest Dearest, Den and Grand Lake! We can’t wait!

Way down the road: Gutwrench at the Retox on April 25th. Ear plugs optional. Rad.
Take care and say hello when you get the chance,
Mike and Zoe
San Francisco, California

March 2nd, 2009

Hello to the members of The Lower Class Revolt!
A big round of thanks to all who showed up at our Noise Pop Happy Hour on February 25th at Benders in San Francisco. The Aimless Never Miss, The Sleepover Disaster, and Evacuee all played amazing sets and the crowd was quick to show their appreciation!. WOW we’re still buzzing from that one! AND a double big thanks to all that showed up at the The Knockout and packed the place for stellar performances by My First Earthquake, Raised by Robots and Bears! Bears! Bears! A big high five to Cameron from Raised by Robots for bringing the extra heat—this time a horn section!

NEXT up on the calendar: We’ll be hosting a two night event at the Retox Lounge on March 12th and 13th. We calling it our official SXSW kick off show and here’s the lowdown. On Thursday the 12th it’ll be Mint Records recording artists The Pack A.D.—driving in from Vancouver, Canada. Appearing on the bill will be the super solid San Francisco/Tricycle Records band The Union Trade and their pals Winter’s Fall. On the next night, Friday the 13th two Devil in the Woods Records artists, San Francisco’s The Aimless Never Miss and Fresno’s The Sleepover Disaster, will take the stage with Chico’s Red Giant opening the festivities It’s our version of March madness!.

We’re also pleased to announce another crusher of a show on March 25th at the Knockout. Boneless Children Foundation, Off Campus and Vox Jaguars will be lighting it up. More details as the show get a little closer.

With any luck the 4th installment of our compilation series will be out on April 29th! The line up looks something like this, give or take: The Karabal Nightlife, Vox Jaguars, Fat Skeleton, Agent Ribbons, Bears! Bears! Bears!, Raised by Robots, Finest Dearest, Den and Grand Lake! We’ll keep you posted on the progress…

Also, many of you in San Francisco have had the chance to meet our newest member to the team, Katherine Hoffert. Many of you already know Katherine from her days as editor of West Coast Performer magazine. We’re glad to have her on board. Definitely buy her a cool one next time you see her!
Take care and say hello when you get the chance,
Mike and Zoe
San Francisco, California