StarTime Records' Party @ 169 Bar | Professor Murder

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StarTime Records' Party @ 169 Bar | Professor Murder

StarTime International Records (home of Tom Vek, Brendan Benson, The Joggers, Dios Malos, etc...) is hosting a weekly (I think) party at 169 Bar. It's $3.00 for 2 bands, DJs, and an open bar.

"We’ve got two (not one but two!) great, great bands playing. The teenage power pop sensations Surefire! (Yes they really are teenagers.) And the dub-punk assault of Professor Murder. It’s going to be amazing. Great music provided in between sets and afterwards by your local heroes Eucho, Logan, and Lightning."

DOWNLOAD PROFESSOR MURDER
Champion (MP3)

Details on the show below...

October 6th, 2005
StarTime International presents The Champagne Room
10pm-4am
Free Red Stripe between 10pm-11pm
Featuring:
DJ Eucho (Eugene Cho)
DJ Green Lightning (Isaac Green)
DJ Carter Logan (Carter Logan)

Bands! Bands! Bands!
Surefire at 10:30pm
Professor Murder at 11:30pm

There will be a $3 cover for the bands — free thereafter
Cheap booze, great music, lovely people.

Imbibe at:
169 Bar
169 East Broadway
New York, NY 10002-5543
(212) 473-8866
cross street: Rutgers Street

Previously
Cloud Cult @ 169 Bar, NYC | CMJ 2005 | pics

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Posted on October 4, 2005 1:19 PM

Comments (11)

are surefire STILL teenagers? they surely can't be teenagers much longer!

Posted by javier buchananeversonia | October 4, 2005 4:01 PM

been wanting to catch surefire for a while. been hearing great things about them. I'll be there! hooray free beer and teenage boys!

Posted by hemmline | October 4, 2005 4:21 PM

i think 2 (maybe only 1..??) of the guys are still teenagers, but regardless of their age, they are a good rock band

Posted by kevin | October 4, 2005 8:04 PM

surefire are good and nice guys and all, but for real P-Murd. are the stuff you can't miss. Don't pass them up just because the kids haven't been talking about them. They should be and with any luck this will be the start of something beautiful.

Posted by bryan | October 5, 2005 1:08 AM

wow, this is like the first time youve posted about Surefire BV... i'm glad to see you've taken notice. maybe ill see you at the show...

Posted by liz | October 5, 2005 2:40 PM

bv doesnt like surefire. notice the posting title?
maybe if they took a que from cyhsy and got a squeeling donkey to moan over their music, bv would become a fan

Posted by snickerdoodledoo | October 5, 2005 9:15 PM

well without getting into any cyhsy bashing (although i understand your point), maybe its time bv takes notice, it will be a little lame if a 'trend setting' blog (not to knock bv in any way... yet) is among the last to spot a good band. don't you think?

Posted by dan the peace keeper | October 6, 2005 11:27 AM

Kind of like how he hasn't posted about Crystal Skulls...

...but then again they haven't toured in a while and don't look like they are gonna be anytime soon.

Posted by Chris | October 6, 2005 11:38 AM

i just heard that it will be a monthly party, not weekly.

Posted by bryan | October 7, 2005 11:34 AM

no one's gonna read this since this post is so far down on the homepage now, but, wow, last night was a lot of fun. thanks for the head's up. surefire was pretty tight for a buncha kids and the bartender was slinging red stripes in a very timely manner. thanks again for the heads up. love the site

Posted by karl | October 7, 2005 1:36 PM

its too bad bv wasnt at the show to take in 2 great bands that sounded absolutely nothing like each other and didnt really make sense playing with eachother. i dont understand the "powerpop" thing for surefire, they play classic rock, but dub-punk was accurate for p-murder who had everyone (even ME!!) dancing!

Posted by katie | October 7, 2005 7:38 PM