The So So Glos / Fiasco / Michael Jordan @ Uncle Paulie’s

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Snap. Sorry to keep sending out all this shiz, but there’s a crazy number of shows this week that The Rats Of NiMH have got their dirty little paws in.

After two sick weekday shows, this is surely the icing on the cake. Three punk-rock rage-rs we’ve been wanting to put together forever are all joining forces at Uncle Paulie’s 2nite, beneath the smoke stacks and turrets of The Newtown Creek Water Pollution Control Plant.

It’s a simple fact that this show is going to rock. No way around it. No way to escape it.

[ MUSIC. ]

–> The So So Glos
—-> Fiasco
——> Michael Jordan

8PM / $5 / ALL AGES!

Friday, September 28th
@ Uncle Paulie’s
NE corner of Monitor St & Greenpoint Ave
[ G > Greenpoint / L > Graham ]

[ ARTWORK. ]

[ Joe Ahearn took this photo. Check out SleepWhenDeadNYC for more info about this and many other upcoming DIY + all ages shows out in Brooklyn. ]

[ CALENDAR. ]*

9/28 —> The So So Glos / Fiasco / Michael Jordan @ Uncle Paulie’s [ FRIDAY! ]
10/2 —> The Beets / Noah Britton @ Micheline’s Backyard Show [ TUESDAY! ]
10/5 —> [Misled Youth Network Benefit] w/ Rabia @ Amelia’s Loft [ NEXT FRIDAY! ]
10/20 –> [unCMJ Fest] w/ The So So Glos / Anamandible / Fiasco / Lidia Stone / Fifty On Their Heels / Ava Luna @ Grand Ferry Park
10/30 –> The So So Glos (Tour Kick-Off/Album Release Party!!) @ tba
11/2 —> The Wailing Wall @ tba
11/16 –> Vincent Black Shadow (Baltimore) / White Hills / LIVEFASTDIE @ tba
11/25 –> Polite Sleeper / Austin Lucas (PRAGUE!) / Aaron Stout @ tba

*Check the website for updates…

[ INFO. ]

[ THE SO SO GLOS ]
“Mixing up a sometimes overlooked genre of rock and roll and brash swagger, The So So Glos have recorded one of the best collection of songs (four to be exact) to come along in a while. You can feel and smell the city on their EP, dripping with attitude, fun and angst. The tracks are thick with rhythm and gut deep sentimentality, criss-crossing bombast with gentility. Beginning with a singular siren guitar riff on ‘Black & Blue’ singer Alex Levine belts out The cops put a black boy in back of the car / The pretty people watch it as they strut into the bar. He sings as if being dragged away by thugs, his delivery soulful, like a staggered rally cry. The guitar is playful and pointed, moving along and then
going quiet, making a point, supplanted even further by the drumming and a howling chorus of have you got it all figured out? It is fucking blissful, hoarse and brazenly Joe Strummer to boot.” - Bootleg Magazine
—> MySpace

[ FIASCO ]
“Brooklyn’s Fiasco rock the rapid-fire punk strums played at eighty-eighty miles per second - to create orchestrated chaos - There are ‘kid bands’ and then there are bands who happen to be kids. Fiasco are the latter. This is no Menudo - Make no mistake, this is punk rock. But there’s definitely a Strokes-y element to their vocals that make their noise pretty melodic, too - If Thurston Moore likes Be Your Own Pet (which he does, since he signed them) then he will LOVE these guys.” - Oh My Rockness (featured “Band We Like,” September, 2007)
—> MySpace
—> Website

[ MICHAEL JORDAN ]
“The Thermals & The Hold Steady at NYU with shitty openers the Michael Jordan. I mean, come on. Get a less ironic, more appropriate band name guys. Or, get off the stage already.” AND “This was…different: loud, dissonant, abrasive noise from a quintet of NYU’ers. As my friend remarked the bass and (dual) drumming wasn’t bad, but the frenzied guitar, squeaky violin, and mildly irritating vocals made for the most painful set I’ve ever experienced.” —– WHAT? They’ve played with a violin? Shocking. Don’t fuck with MJ, seriously, these guys are a Dirty Jerz powder keg.
—> MySpace

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Come out and get sweaty!

Peas,
The Rats Of NiMH

[ PHOTOS! ]

–> Big A little a! Monster Island Block Party!

[ VIDEO! ]

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We dream of un-confiscated forties, shit-cheap liquor off a plywood bar, smoking inside, bands in the backyard, in the basement, in the bathtub. Out of necessity, we do shows at venues that are pretty lenient by New York standards, but in a perfect world every show would happen at home (in this city of eternal roommates). To get to the nitty-gritty, if you have a space, and think music forcefully shoved inside might work for us both, drop us an email. We can use all shapes and sizes, from pretty little alleyways or back porches for an acoustic kind of good time, or an industrial-looking basement for around 100 kids to spazz the fuck out in…