Who said I was all washed up?

Thursday night you can find me shoulder-to-shoulder with a whole bunch of sub-continental sub-bass brothers at Razz for the first time.  I am, frankly, chuffed.  Razz was the first club I ever went to in Barcelona, and to be invited to play is boss.  The night is called Disaster, and the line-up is the following: Pig Fans will be familiar with the ever effervescent Itchy & Scratchy, who celebrate their 2nd anniversary this month, and true Pig Fans may have caught Tropical Terror at mine & Chino's birthday jump-off in March.

  FUCKSTEP Minimix by TROPICAL TERROR

Headlining the night we have some genuine out-of-towners, hailing from Latin America, the Frikistailers rock tightly squeezed holiday dance remixes & productions, and plus have the stage show to match their exotic sounds.  Their latest EP:

  Bicho de Luz EP by FRIKSTAILERS

It's not the weekend yet but you can pretend it is by coming to the club and getting ratted without a thought for Friday.  Such behaviour can only be encouraged by the fact that you can come for free before 01.30 if you stick your name down on this here wall.  Plus you can plus a plus one too.  What more can I say?

Excessive Six-Day Musical Countdown To Get You Hyped Before My Birthday Wig-Out: Day 4

Day 4 and it's almost the weekend.  The temperature's a-risin' and the sun's a-come out.  Final preparations for the jump-off are being made, the drinks orders have been put in, and this paragraph's done.

Our next act on the poster is none other than The Itchy N' Scratchy Show, who celebrated their 2nd birthday in fine form last night in Madrid, and whose visual murderer Chino Cob will also be celebrating his coming of one age or another.

Bye for now,