Cornish Game Hen * Prof.Fuzz 63 * Mydolls

December 21, 2017 8:00PM - 1:00AM at Rudyard's British Pub

An evening of mirth and joyful noise with Cornish Game Hen, The Prof.Fuzz 63, and Mydolls. Doors 8pm, Music 9pm, $8

Mydolls: 9:00 PM
The Prof.Fuzz 63: 10:00
Cornish Game Hen: 11:00

Cornish Game Hen (Houston, TX)
https://www.facebook.com/cornishgamehenuk/
Cornish Game Hen: Houston's premier post -punk, power metal, alt country, neo folk, dub step, chillwave, minimal/dark wave band.
You figure it out


Prof.Fuzz 63 (Dallas, TX)
https://www.facebook.com/prof.fuzz63/
The Prof.Fuzz 63 is a Dallas-based lo-fi fuzzed-out garage-rock trio that's been described by one listener as the "love child of Tom Waits and the Supersuckers." Someone else said we sound like the Velvet Underground, "but not as cool as Lou Reed, because, who is?” Yet another critic said we sounded like “1991 Mudhoney with fuzzed out guitars and British Invasion organ.” We're ok with those descriptions. We sing songs about food, sex, kittens, crustaceans, pandas, seduction & disappointment, minnie pearl, and nick cave. You know, the intersections where idyllic fantasies get broadsided by the under-insured 18-wheelers of real life running the red light.


Mydolls (Houston, TX)
https://www.facebook.com/MydollsHoustonTexas
Mydolls (1978-present), Houston’s original femme punk band, was formed in 1978 by guitarist and vocalist Trish Herrera, bassist Dianna Ray, guitarist and vocalist Linda Younger and drummer George Reyes. As one of the earliest art punk bands in Houston, Mydolls created a DIY sound that was as ethereal, fluid and poetic as it was politically charged and feminist. Throughout their nearly 40-year history, these pioneering musicians have paved a path for women and minorities in the music and arts scenes, and they continue to perform today with their original lineup. During the 1980s, Mydolls were interviewed by John Peel on BBC Radio and performed in Win Wenders’ Cannes award-winning film Paris, Texas. Mydolls and the Houston punk scene were the focus of a 2016 music-based lecture series at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, and the band most recently performed as part of the SPEAKEASY experimental music and art program series at Lawndale Art Center in Houston. Their latest EP, It’s Too Hot for Revolution, was released as a collectible red vinyl edition in February 2017.

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