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Gay Witch Abortion
By Jessica Chapman
Published on July 03, 2008 at 3:21am
On whatever day God created music, it may well have been Gay Witch Abortion pealing across those celestial skies. Don't take this the wrong way. They're no choir of angels. The name alone tells you they might not have immediately been on God's best side. ("Oh, you GUYS," God said to them with a smile.) You can just sort of imagine—amidst all the fires and cesspools and amoebas—the Minneapolis two-man band's unadulterated, minimalist sound. Theirs is a world before bass and vocals and handclaps and whatnot—so prehistoric they might even be from the future. God might actually want to book them for the apocalypse, too. Guys? Openers will further please the ex-punk, punk, and post-punk crowd, including Todd Trainer's resurrected solo act Brick Layer Cake. Also with Condo$, Kill to Kill, and Badgermen. 18+.
Thu., July 3, 8 p.m., 2008
Thu., July 3, 8 p.m., 2008
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