And Out Of Nowhere: GIGS!

Hey everyone,

All of a sudden we have a pretty full calendar that we're pretty excited about! Quickly approaching is a show just over a week away! We are playing the New Dodge Lounge in Hamtramck with Brown Bottle Flu from Bloomington, IN, and local heroes Superbomb.

This is going to be a great show. Hope to see you there!

Also don't forget about Rebellatrix, where you can remix our latest album Coelacanth

Thanks!
DLW

Playing a big show next week! We're opening up for Smoking Spore from Texas and then we will be treated to the triumphant return of Mustash!

July 25th
DandyLyon Wine, Smoking Spore, Mustash
The Berkley Front, Berkley, MI
$5

Rebellatrix

Thanks to everyone that came out to the show last night! Check out these awesome pics by the amazing Kelly Sarver:

Last night also served as the launch of the Rebellatrix project wherein we invite you to remix our latest release Coelacanth. Currently you can either click the banner above the news feed or you can go directly to the project here: http://communistdaycarecenter.net/DLW/Rebellatrix

We'll post all of the results and CDCC will put out a release of our favorites later this year!

Big Show / Rebellatrix

Just a reminder that there is a big DLW show tomorrow with special guests Heartbreak Dallas & The Unfaithfuls, and a special solo performance by Keith Bedore of Ashleys / Sound & Fury fame. The event is at the Berkley Front and is Free. Doors are at 9.

This show will also serve as the official launch of the Rebellatrix project, in which we want YOU to remix our most recent release 'Coelacanth'. Get more info here: http://communistdaycarecenter.net/DLW/Rebellatrix

The Berkley Front
3087 12 Mile Rd
Berkley, MI

City Slang Review

Ah ... monolithic-alt-rock, that's what genre we are.

http://blogs.metrotimes.com/index.php/2012/05/city-slang-weekly-music-review-roundup-46/

The years after Labor Day

I sat down today and listened to The Day After Labor Day for the first time in a very long time and I've come to a realization; I like it. I mean, I always meant to put out an album that I would like, and I certainly have always liked the songs that appear on the album, but as I listened to it today all the little flaws that used to scream 'this isn't good enough' at me all seemed to have melted into the character of the album.

I think that the release of Coelacanth has helped me to realize that I am actually an artist and that my art does stand on its own. In other words, I am not a one hit wonder. I am capable of creating good work and I am here to stay.

Thanks for listening,
-otto

Adam Yauch

Thank you MCA, for helping the young, close-minded rocker I was learn to love hip-hop.