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brooklynvegan: Titus Andronicus didn't enjoy the Vice party
The Daily Swarm: Vice's Halloween Party Went Shitty for Titus Andronicus Singer Patrick Stickles...
The L Magazine - New York City's Local Event and Arts & Culture Guide: Titus Andronicus Dude Realizes Everything is Fucked
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@JonathanBaldwin Protect Ya neck! Literally! http://bit.ly/25doGq 25 days ago |
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Titus Andronicus The VICE Halloween Party is Decadent and Depraved http://tinyurl.com/yhffl6p 28 days ago |
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RT @moneyfire Titus Andronicus recap VICE HWeen NYC must read:http://bit.ly/4qdQHj (Sounds like a miserably good time) 28 days ago |
Titus Andronicus didn't enjoy the Vice party
brooklynvegan —
... on display (or sexual harassment, as she would call it, and perhaps rightly so) and the constant picture-taking by stangers, that she had to go home and try and live like a reasonable person. I wish I could have followed her, but as will become a theme throughout this sad tale, I really needed the money. So, I escorted her out of the building and out of the hellish nightmare that was this party, and I was glad to see her moving towards a more peaceful and decent evening..." [Titus Andronicus[ ...
Vice's Halloween Party Went Shitty for Titus Andronicus Singer Patrick Stickles...
The Daily Swarm —
... Titus Andronicus’ blog via BrooklynVegan:
“You can’t have that flag in here,” he told me.
“Huh?” I asked.
“You can’t have that flag in here, you have to take it outside,” he replied.
“The flag?” I asked, confused.
“Just step outside,” he said calmly.
This seemed like an odd request, but hey, he knows what he’s talking about right, and perhaps he just wants to explain things more clearly to me when we are further displaced ...
Titus Andronicus Dude Realizes Everything is Fucked
The L Magazine - New York City's Local Event and Arts & Culture Guide —
... . Surprising, I know, especially considering there were performances by Bad Brains and the Jesus Lizard, two bands known for their exemplary behavior. Also on the bill was New Jersey's Titus Andronicus, who were to play a set of Weezer covers. The band's frontman, Patrick Stickles, published an insanely long account of the evening's events, which included sexual harassment, physical assault, stoned and homophobic former hardcore legends, threats of lawsuits and much, much more. ...
Titus Andronicus Not Fans Of Vice Halloween Party
Stereogum —
... Titus frontman Patrick Stickles was forcibly ejected because of his costume, but not before being put-off by the coke-snorting American Apparel-style "assholery on display." He got back in in time to perform ("I really needed the money"). This is his story. ...
Titus Andronicus Didn’t Like Vice Halloween Party
BUZZGRINDER —
... Well, this whole scene was fucked, clearly, and my ladyfriend was getting more and more disturbed by the assholery on display (or sexual harassment, as she would call it, and perhaps rightly so) and the constant picture-taking by stangers, that she had to go home and try and live like a reasonable person. I wish I could have followed her, but as will become a theme throughout this sad tale, I really needed the money. So, I escorted her out of the building and out of the hellish nightmare that was this party, and I was glad to see her moving towards a more ...
Titus Andronicus: The VICE Halloween Party is Decadent and Depraved
flux-rad.com —
Last night, our band played at the VICE Magazine 15th Anniversary/Halloween party, which took place in some kind of unfinished warehouse space on N. 10th Street in Williamsburg. The theme of the party was "1994," and thusly, we were contracted to play a set of Weezer covers for generous compensation. Also, Jesus Lizard and Bad Brains were playing, and who doesn't want to play with them? Sounds great, right? Yeah, I thought so too.
LINK ...
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Tiny Mix Tapes —
... Smell: They’re as much about the audience as they are about the performers. These are people who live for the music they’re hearing, who volunteer and join collectives and steal photocopies from their jobs to promote shows. Together, the artists and fans embody everything independent and underground music should be. They’re not the coked-snarfing, photo-snapping, architectural hairstyle-sporting hipsters the band Titus Andronicus recently condemned in an intelligent, well-publicized blog post about VICE’s horrific-sounding Halloween party. They are actually working towards ...
