Show Up, 3/9/06

The first trace of SXSW spillover in the metroplex hits Rubber Gloves this evening, but Dallasites who don't want to drive to Denton on a school night are in luck thanks to Good Records. Casiotone for the Painfully Alone play their extremely campus-friendly electro-pop at the store's new Lower Greenville...

By Robert Wilonsky

March 9, 2006

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The first trace of SXSW spillover in the metroplex hits Rubber Gloves this evening, but Dallasites who don't want to drive to Denton on a school night are in luck thanks to Good Records. Casiotone for the Painfully Alone play their extremely campus-friendly electro-pop at the store's new Lower Greenville location at 6:30 p.m. Three words: Garden State fare. The kids are into that stuff, right? The show is free; all ages are welcome. --Sam Machkovech

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