Our live stream from Friday 11/13 was a blast! Here's the archived video.
Showing posts with label gigs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gigs. Show all posts
Sunday, November 15, 2020
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Wednesday, July 17, 2019
LA CERCA + MYSTERIOUS CLOUDS + SQUIDS @ MINIBAR 7/25/19
This will be a great night of psych-rock with a Tucson's La Cerca and Kansas City's Mysterious Clouds. And Squids!
Check out and support La Cerca's newest platter on Bandcamp.
Saturday, November 17, 2018
Saturday, September 8, 2018
Friday, July 20, 2018
SQUIDS, SATURDAY 7/28 @ MINIBAR
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I checked out this record by Egyptology yesterday, kind of spooky ambient synth music for driving through the lunar landscape of Lenexa, KS.
Later I checked out this George FitzGerald techno record and really like it. After a few months of checking out new music and bouncing around from genre to genre (seeming to land on space rock, ambient rock, motorik-guitar music, and African pop and soul much of the time) I fired up Circle Jerks Wild In The Streets.
Very comfy and goofy, like an old Chevette full of empty QT fountain drink cups and cassette tapes on the floorboards.
Thursday, May 17, 2018
Monday, January 15, 2018
Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Thursday, July 6, 2017
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Saturday, May 13, 2017
THE BIG IRON AT THE BRICK 5/12/17: TOTALLY RAD
I was blown away by The Big Iron--wow.
Nice shots by our unofficial photographer Rachel Sky. I had Ted Koppel hair but powered through.
Thursday, April 27, 2017
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
NEW VENUE FOR 5/12 SQUIDS GIG: THE BRICK
Our 5/12 show with The Grave Escape is now at The Brick. We are guests of The Big Iron, who helped us re-locate after The Tank Room closed its doors.
Saturday, February 25, 2017
DROP A GRAND WITH THE HORNS OF MANITOBA
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| GUS |
Gus Blanzden was in town last night and played conch with Pinky Pierson in The Horns of Manitoba, on stage with Drop A Grand. Milemarker followed and Shiner headlined.
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| THE HORNS OF MANITOBA '84 |
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| DROP A GRAND |
Shiner was celebrating the release of Lula Divinia on vinyl, and they sounded awesome.
Thursday, February 23, 2017
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
TWO UPCOMING SquidsKC SHOWS - NOVEMBER 2014
SquidsKC have a couple of shows in November. The first one is at recordBAR on Thursday,11/20 with Knife Crime and Twinsmith.
On Saturday, November 22, we'll be at miniBAR, upstairs, with Robot Monkey Madman. Details and a third band TBD on this.
On Saturday, November 22, we'll be at miniBAR, upstairs, with Robot Monkey Madman. Details and a third band TBD on this.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
BLACK WALNUT ATTACK!
The next SquidsKC show--as of now--is at recordBAR on 12/13. Moving on to domestic concerns:
I swept and raked and shoveled two full bags of black walnuts yesterday and there is already another pile of them in the street and on the sidewalk this morning. I think that's why our neighbor Cedric was laughing yesterday, on the porch and talking to a friend on the phone, while I scraped walnut slurry off the street.
This happened last weekend too. I did not learn. Bushels of these greasy little walnut grenades thumping by the minute. One knocked the rear window wiper blade assembly off of Tracy's Suburu. Another broke a Tim Boyden found art sculpture--a guitar headstock epoxied to an old paver with the message "don't fret."
I haven't been drilled in the skull (resulting in a great idea for a novel) but that is a matter of time. With more of that on my hands I could lay in the driveway for hours as a martial arts exercise, waiting to catch the black walnut of enlightenment inches from my face. If you leave these things in your basement for a year they are good to eat, but it is work.
Royals magic has sure been fun, especially hanging with new neighbors.
I had the pleasure of adding backing vocals to an Ed Cole song, for the new album he is working on. I played some trombone on it last summer and now it is heading toward mixing. Can't wait to hear this acoustic Ed platter. Here is one of Ed's old solo records, and of course you already own both The Underlings albums, which will peel the paint off the front porch of your psyche.
I swept and raked and shoveled two full bags of black walnuts yesterday and there is already another pile of them in the street and on the sidewalk this morning. I think that's why our neighbor Cedric was laughing yesterday, on the porch and talking to a friend on the phone, while I scraped walnut slurry off the street.
This happened last weekend too. I did not learn. Bushels of these greasy little walnut grenades thumping by the minute. One knocked the rear window wiper blade assembly off of Tracy's Suburu. Another broke a Tim Boyden found art sculpture--a guitar headstock epoxied to an old paver with the message "don't fret."
I haven't been drilled in the skull (resulting in a great idea for a novel) but that is a matter of time. With more of that on my hands I could lay in the driveway for hours as a martial arts exercise, waiting to catch the black walnut of enlightenment inches from my face. If you leave these things in your basement for a year they are good to eat, but it is work.
Royals magic has sure been fun, especially hanging with new neighbors.
I had the pleasure of adding backing vocals to an Ed Cole song, for the new album he is working on. I played some trombone on it last summer and now it is heading toward mixing. Can't wait to hear this acoustic Ed platter. Here is one of Ed's old solo records, and of course you already own both The Underlings albums, which will peel the paint off the front porch of your psyche.
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