While it might have been frustrating for baseball fans, it did mean that the Local Beat received an impromptu extra hour--back to the 5-8 timeblock! A little before the 6:00 hour, Brian Walsby, drummer of Double Negative and renowned comic artist, and Charles Cardello, co-founder of Bifocal Media, joined us in the studio. We talked a little bit about the Manchild 4 comic and Melvins CD release party. Walsby described Double Negative as a cross between Cat Stevens and Bread.
Walsby Interview 4/3 1 of 5
A little later on, Scott Phillips of Goner, Scott Williams (also of Double Negative) and Chris Jones (of The Loners) stopped in. We talked about party/show events as well as the growth of Raleigh as it relates to the cultural scene, and the unofficial pre-party dining location, The Remedy. But mostly, we chewed the fat.
Walsby Interview 4/3, Part 2 of 5
Walsby Interview 4/3, Part 3 of 5
Walsby Interview 4/3, Part 4 of 5
Walsby Interview 4/3, Part 5 of 5
So once again, the party is at Tir Na Nog tonight (Saturday the 4th) and will feature the following lineup:
Des Ark
The Loners
Goner
Double Negative
With the $10 price of admission comes food, a copy of the 4th installment in Walsby's Manchild comic series, and a previously unreleased Melvins CD entitled Pick Your Battles, which features live music from two shows: one in Berkeley, Ca, in 1989, and the other in Boston, Ma, in 2008.
After the crew left, we played "Automobiles," a cut off of the new Hammer No More the Fingers album Looking for Bruce. They are releasing the album tonight at the Duke Coffeehouse alongside the Dry Heathens, the Future Kings of Nowhere, Deleted Scenes, and The Beast. This is all part of what they're calling "Viking Storm."
So whether you're in Raleigh or Durham tonight, you have a pretty epic event to attend. Decisions, decisions.
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