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Published on June 18, 2008 at 9:48am
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BRIAN HARKIN
Riley Gale (center) of Balls Out and Power Trip revels in the rowdiness of his final Red Blood Club performance.
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Spasm 151, Damage Case, Human Struggle, Akkolyte, Krumbums, The Wayward Boys and Kill the Client perform Saturday, June 21, at Red Blood Club's final show.
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Red Blood Club, club closing, Dallas hardcoreThis week, the Red Blood Club ran out of options. Dallas' hardcore scene is on the brink of a similar demise. Peek, for one, regrettably expects it.
"Nobody wants to spend the money," Peek said as his fellow employees swept up the confetti and toilet paper remains covering the floor and he prepared to close down his bar. "Nobody wants to support it. It's a goddamn shame people didn't support it while it was here."
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