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Podcast-A-Go-Go #539 ft. first round King of Trios 2018 action! The Xyberhawx Techno Union of Razerhawk, Danjerhawk, and Nytehawk challenge The Ancient Order of the Nations of Mick Moretti, Jack Bonza, and Adam Hoffman.
King of Trios 2018: Ancient Order of the Nations invade!
Rules Only For Others
Paxton let a child abuser have ONE day in jail, skip the sex offender registry and allowed him to get his law license back by 2031.
Adam Hoffman, a 49-year-old Waco attorney, was facing life without parole for the continuous sexual abuse of a young boy. Ken Paxton’s office took the case, sat on it for nearly three years and then offered him a deal to plead guilty to two misdemeanors and serve one day in jail.
Make the Weekend Last a Little Longer with the Shadowboxers on Sunday
Original members Adam Hoffman (vocals and guitar), Matt Lipkins (vocals and keys) and Scott Tyler (vocals and guitar)—now also with Carlos Enamorado (bass)—started making R&B-driven pop music together as the Shadowboxers after meeting as freshmen at Emory University in Atlanta. Through a stroke of luck, Indigo Girls’ Emily Saliers helped the band sign their first record deal. They put out their debut EP, Apollo (stream it here), last year. “The six-track project is boiled and steeped in classic R&B-meets-pop tea, later dried and shaded to funk perfection,” reports Popdust. The Shadowboxers have been busy ever since, opening for Justin Timberlake on his Man of the Woods tour. But you won’t need to head to an arena to catch them live at Rough Trade NYC on Sunday night. Don’t miss Brooklyn jazz and R&B singer-songwriter Melissa McMillan opening the show.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Egx0pvJuGGY)