industrial electronic body music
darkbeat
power noise | power-electronics
electro
darkwave
apocalyptic folk
marshall music
darkfolk
synthpop
80s retro
electroclash
Are you coming to our party with Uberzone this saturday? It's free before 10 at lizard lounge and we're giving away our new t-shirts! :) hit us back and we'll get you a drink." love/breaks. -Chris and Justin
On Halloween night the Lollie Bombs are presenting Halloween Boolesque at Minc in Dallas, 813 Exposition Avenue. Come catch a bunch of new numbers including Seven Deadly Pirates...the dance that just won us Best Ensemble at the inaugural Texas Burlesque Festival in Austin! Also witness my recreation of Soledad Miranda's famous dance scene from the cult classic film Vampyros Lesbos.
You'll also see these special Halloween-themed performances:
Alice in Wonderland Axe Murder Cops and Robbers Texas Chainsaw Massacre Silent Hill Nurses Little Red Riding Hood Willy Wonka
and more! Cover is only $5 if you come in a costume. Please come...you will love it.
The club crawl is always a fitting end to attending a wedding. I had a GREAT time there last week. Lots of beautiful people (women) there in Texas at Protocol. Gotta get back there this coming winter. Thanks much for the great time!
Thanks so much for your continued support, we all really appreciate it! If you haven't checked out our new updated page lately, YOU SHOULD! New Individual Pic Albums for all the CC Hotties, TONS of show info, NEW Available Merch!!!, and all kinds of other bloody goodies! Be sure and check our calander for a full list of all our Upcoming Show Dates! And if you want the best way to keep up-to-date with all our Show Info, Pictures, Event Stuff, and CC Appearences....Subscribe to our Blog.
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Alot of you may know that I listen to Accuradio, which is a free online streaming radio forum with multitudes of different channels and subchannels. Unfortunately, the Copyright Board's ruling regarding net radio approximately triples royalties paid to record labels via SoundExchange for streaming Internet radio over the next three years, and extends the new rates back to the beginning of 2006. Basically, this means none of these sites will be able to afford to stay in business because of the outrageous amount they will have to pay records labels (like they don't make enough money as it is.)
I personally believe that these stations do the complete OPPOSITE of cheat musicians (or their labels more specifically) out of money. They act as free advertising and promotion and, in turn, end up drawing more attention and business to the artists.
If you guys will take a minute to so this it would be much appreciated:
