"The tens will make the misery of the thirties look like the plenty of the fifties.

The tens will make the American Revolution look like a coronation.

in the pacific northwest!

!!!

Tuesday May 4th at

Twinspace, 2111 Mission St, in San Francisco

 Foxdye (FKDP, HEARTCORE, from PDX, Oregon)

 Thanks for your interest.

On and off for around ten years a loosely affiliated group of Bay Area Mutants alongside members of the Karuk and Yurok Tribes of Northern CA have been establishing and maintaining non-profit micro-radio stations along the Klamath River basin.....

Homes Not Jails Rallly, March, and Building Occupation.  Easter Sunday, Noon @ 24th Street and Mission.  Free food from East Bay Food Not Bombs.  Speakers and music.  Housing should not sit vacant when people are dying on the streets.  People should not be evicted for profit. People's rights should come before property rights.  Come out and let your voice be heard.

Thursday February 18, 2010 - 10:00 PM
THE STUD
399 9th and harrison

The tens will make the misery of the thirties look like the plenty of the fifties.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BTkgadWuqQ

MARCOS: GAZA WILL SURVIVE
By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos - Mexico

Two days ago, the same day we discussed
violence, the ineffable Condoleezza Rice, a US
official, declared that what was happening in

Explorations and expansions in and around From the Gut Detroit.. Download and enjoy some news from our camp as we celebrate a year of successes and prepare for more...

http://www.fromthegut.org/roundup/FTG_ROUNDUP_2008.PDF

free

:FiLTHMiLK (ACTUAL metal)

saberteeth (pointy and drawing of blood)

dj kredit rep0rt (san jose)

ummmmm! (oakland)

kbps (austin)

weltschmerz(cellos of doom)

tuesday night enjoy so me fucked up noise in the mission

Save the date of Saturday, Nov. 1st to join us for "Calavera Oaxaquena: Mensajes de la Lucha Social", 6-11pm.  Now this night of incredible Artwork! Banjos! Accordions! Puppets! Documentary Screenings! Clowns! Pan de muerto! and so much more, is only one week away.  A million thanks to all of you that helped and supported during the Cafe Calavera benefit event. It was wonderful to see you, share great food and send the show on it's way.

The exhibit is a Bay Area collaboration with Oaxacan artists honoring the dead by using art as the voice of justice. Including the 38-Artist collaborative series ‘Calavera Oaxaquena', community altars, projected documentaries, and great live music.  Including artwork from nearly seventy artists in the theme of los muertos and social struggle. Featuring the print and stencil works from three Oaxacan art collectives that formed during the movement of 2006, and the works of many local artists.