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Very first pull with a single ticket hell yeahhhhh. But the law of equivalent exchange strikes once more decreeing no Hibiscus Alter within a comfortable amount of pulls so back we go stocking up for Gavialter.
Professional Dokutah: “Say my name.”
Sure thing.
OK THEN????????????????????????????
Sometimes I remember that the entirety of what happened to Atlas is Jacques fault.
Apparently I made this blog today last year.
If I remember correctly, it's because my friend wanted to show me how PSDs work and made me make an account on here to find and download some, and then I left it to rot and eventually came back to it. So yah I gues
Penis, Love and Marriage, huh?
When and where? I’ve been riding for the last four years or so, I should be at least able to teach you the basics.
“Sure Thing.” It’s a sentence.
A four hour work day and four shot americano allowed me to attend a show in Fresno California thursday night and catch a great line up at Fulton 55: Book Titles, Sure Thing., Valkyrie, and Anchor City. My inner introvert was hoping for a night off but then again it is always asking for a night off, and often wins. I am grateful I got out tonight though for I would have not discovered these energetic local bands who did a hell of a job opening up the stage for Anchor City.
“Sure Thing.” is a fresh band newly formed. Thursday was technically their first official show and I would never have guessed it. Featuring a front man, Joe who put out a groovy west coast tone with a beautiful candy apple red Fender, you may be led to misconceptions about the band being “typical” until after the intro drops. Right away the sound takes a sharp left into an energetic, move-it feeling saying “lets rock!” with hypnotic rhythm and punkish rebelled toned vocal lyrics. Other than Joe, on lead vocals and guitar the band was driven by some strong bass by Shane, who also graced the crowd with is vocals and a drummer by the name of Jake who pulled the crowd into his part of the stage by displaying passion for his craft.
This again was the first official show the band played and I am glad I was there to witness it. Exciting the crowd with much ease and from the hip of their instruments, I am anticipating seeing and/or hearing from this band again.
Listen to their single out on their bandcamp
http://surethingband.bandcamp.com/track/apart
