Category Archives: Live Music

Live Music: Fugue, The Files & Fires, Babytown Frolics

Fugue, The Files & Fires, Babytown Frolics – Friday at 8PM in Wallingford, CT
FUGUE
…CT Instrumental Jams
THE FILES AND FIRES
A mix of ambient-indie with live electronics, this band brings an interesting sound to the table that is not to be missed. For fans of Explosions In The Sky, Sigur Ros, This Will Destroy You, or Yume Bitsu.
BABYTOWN FROLICS
CT Instrumental Jams
We will be collecting donations with all proceeds going to the Dubey family.
If you cannot attend and would like to donate, you can donate via Paypal to this address: LAUREN.DUBEY@GMAIL.COM
(Meet at):
Redscroll Records
24 North Colony Road
Wallingford, CT 06492
Music at 8PM SHARP
$5 suggested donation.

Live Music: Supertouch, Hands Tied, Call It Arson, Salvation, Unforgiven – May 7th in Meriden, CT

UPDATE: THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED.  SUPERTOUCH WILL BE BOOKED SOMETIME DOWN THE LINE, BUT DUE TO A SERIOUS ILLNESS THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

BRASS CITY BOSS SOUNDS PRESENTS SUPERTOUCH

Saturday May 7, 2011
Silver City Hall
680 Old Colony Road
Meriden, CT 06451

The return of

Supertouch started in 1985 out of the ashes of the New York hardcore band Death Before Dishonor. They had released a demo and some WNYU tapes but no actual records. When their drummer, Mike of Judge/Youth of Today fame, left the band to pursue other musical interests the rest of them forged ahead. The band got a new drummer and took the name Supertouch after a Bad Brains song. They started out with a song on Revelation Records NYC HC: The Way It Is followed up by a 7″, an LP and one last song on the Anti-Matter comp. They also recorded a song for the movie “Sam” and were the subject of an unofficial documentary. Definitely ahead of their time, Supertouch is thought by many to be one of the most influential bands to develop from the hardcore scene.
Mark Ryan (Vocals) Jon Biviano (Guitar) Joe (Bass) Andy Guida (Drums)
(C.I.A. added when New Lows dropped)
UNFORGIVEN
SALVATION

$12
6PM

And make sure to “Like” the Brass City Boss Sounds page on Facebook.  Once they hit 1,000 “Likes” they’ll be announcing the bands for 2000 Tons of TNT(a fest they are organizing). 

THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED.

Iron Hand Record Release Show

Here are the details for the Iron Hand Record Release Show:

We here at Redscroll released a 7″ for Iron Hand late last month.  Here is the post where we announced it: http://redscrollrecords.blogspot.com/2011/03/iron-hand-usurper-divine-7-rsr010-out.html
 
For the show, meet at Redscroll Records (24 North Colony ST. Wallingford, CT) to be directed to the secret location (hint: it’s not hard to figure out – the answer is right under your feet really).
IRON HAND (CT crusty hardcore. FFO: heavy jams!)

VACCINE (Straightedge powerviolence from Western MA)

CONFINES (Boston hardcore. Members of: Brain Killer, Social Circkle, Blank Stare, Failures and Cut The Sh!+)

GOWL (CT noise grind)

$ = donation. gas ain’t cheap.

INVITE A FRIEND! MOSH AROUND!

And check this interview and live video that aired on The CT on WTXX (local T.V.):

Colin McEnroe Show and More

Today’s Colin McEnroe Show (on 90.5 FM WNPR) was on the subject of Record Stores.
The show’s in-studio guests were Malcolm Tent (Trash American Style, Ultrabunny, WNHU Radio), Brendan Toller (Documentarian, I Need That Record), and Doug & Mary (Replay Records).  Dan (Mystic Discs) called in and so did Josh (Redscroll!) and so did a few fans of vinyl.
If you didn’t get a chance to hear it live, do not fret, it is available here:

Malcolm Tent (http://www.malcolmtent.net/) will also be performing live here at the shop on Record Store Day (Saturday) at 6PM.  He’ll be bringing his sparkly blue acoustic guitar and reveling listeners in song. It’s actually his second stop of the day – his first will be at 3PM in Brookfield at Gerosa Records.
 
And on Sunday, at 4PM on the campus of Wesleyan University Josh, Malcolm, myself (Rick) and others will join in a viewing and discussion of the film I Need That Record.
Information is also up on the WESU FM website here: http://wesufm.org/