#deer widow

[sleazymadison]

‪Gentle reminder that the clock is ticking on deer season, ladies... 🦌 Deer Widow’s Special: The All American Men Dance Revue performing two separate shows at Gillespie’s Place (4586 Baxter Rd). dig that Vegas-Style “Warm Buffet.” Published Nov. 9, 1986.‬

[brentmosser]

2 color screen print for #Lawnmower record release show at the Soggy Bottom Bar in Flint, Michigan. I almost didn’t print these. I had two days before the show and I was buried in actual work and hadn’t figured out how to burn screens at home yet. Luckily I convinced the dudes at Dunwell Drygoods to let me burn two screens. Happy I finished this print it came out great!

[livingstonunderground]

THIS IS FRIDAY!!! 

Go to our events link for more details on this show & many more.

Or go to The Halloween Show FB event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1551732425050551/

[fusionshows]

Just added Deer Widow & Hawk and Son to this show! 

Tickets: http://goo.gl/97Mjdd

[flintlocal432]

Deer Widow (the awesome Flint band that's opening for Chiodos at the Local on April 3rd) debuted in a new feature from New Thought Movement (Bradley Bell of Chiodos is also a co-owner of New Thought Movement) called "Party Deer Sessions" featuring acoustic sessions of awesome Flint area bands.

More videos can be found at their YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/newthoughtmovement/

[nothing0riginal]

Free Music: Save Your Generation Records' Discography

Save Your Generation Records' have put up their entire discography for free on Bandcamp through Sunday (3/2).

This includes music from Hung Up, braidedveins, Lawnmower, Secret Grief, Hampshire and many more.

Stream my favorite record from their discography, Future/Forever, by braidedveins below and grab some free music while it lasts!

<a href="http://saveyourgenerationrecords.bandcamp.com/album/future-forever" data-mce-href="http://saveyourgenerationrecords.bandcamp.com/album/future-forever">Future/Forever by braidedveins</a>

[goldenmixtape]

Weekend Review: Did I Just Forget Friday Existed?

I think I did. I may be taking on too much and getting too little in return. I am trying really hard to get up early and get everything done, but it’s been a rough week and some areas of my life are slipping out from under me. I need to get a better hold on things and just get to it! Here’s to hoping next week that I can manage my time better and get tickets to see Justin Timberlake for free. That’s the beauty of living in LA and being near Jimmy Kimmel – may he never be cancelled. There’d go all my free music!

This week we had some pretty solid albums and an interview with BoyMeetsWorld. Great band of dudes, and if I had to pick an album of the week – Dangerkids owned it. That Linkin Park throwback was a nice touch on my week of mental chaos. Next week I’m going to TRY and bring about a lot more things daily because I’m backed up and we need to get these albums out to you guys. Can I pull off 7 things in 5 days? Let’s hope!

Also this week TV started to really trickle back in and New Girl. Anyone here watch that? Anyone here bored with Nick and Jess together? More Winston and Schmidt please and um…Brooklyn Nine-Nine wasn’t as awful as I thought it’d be and Dads, well Dads was okay. I felt like it tried too hard to be edgy most of the time. This week…We say goodbye to Dexter and like I said earlier this past week on my Facebook; even at its worst, it was better than most people at their best. TV will always be my best friend. I don’t care if that’s odd to say.

That’s it for this week. OH WAIT, there was a posting to write for Tiger Beat/Bop. I applied and if I don’t hear back…well, then fuck them, right?

In case you missed it: Deer Widow: Deer Widow Dangerkids: Collapse BoyMeetsWorld: Brotherly Love & Hard Work Lizzie Davis: Latitudes

[goldenmixtape]

Deer Widow: Deer Widow

This morning I woke up and had to write about Britney Spears’ new song “Work Bitch.” In doing so I read that she believed this was her “most personal” album to date. If her life revolved around robotic noises then she’d be right, so after listening to Deer Widow’s self-titled record, I thought – now this is what you call personal. Taking the bad with the good and translating it through song in a way that causes a connection; that’s personal. While I wasn’t onboard with every track vocally, Deer Widow achieved that personal touch sentiment throughout.

for the rest of the review...click here!