Show Up, 6/15/06

Former Dallas drummer (and legendary hooligan) Michael Sanger returns to home base from the desert sands of Phoenix on a short tour with electro-twins Bark Bark Bark. Jacob Cooper and Grace Claiborn (aka, Cranberry Grace) enlisted Sanger (formerly of Post from Vermont and Budapest One) to provide live beats for...

By Patrick Williams

June 15, 2006

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Former Dallas drummer (and legendary hooligan) Michael Sanger returns to home base from the desert sands of Phoenix on a short tour with electro-twins Bark Bark Bark. Jacob Cooper and Grace Claiborn (aka, Cranberry Grace) enlisted Sanger (formerly of Post from Vermont and Budapest One) to provide live beats for their sets that combine quirky, dance-o-matic fare with heavier, rhythmic drone. The trio plays the Dark Side Lounge tonight with Headshot Symphony, Gazelles and 1-800-Zombie. The schedule is slightly sketchy so be prepared for them to go on either third or fourth...giving everyone plenty of time to cheer on the Mavs before welcoming back the bespectacled expat and his new young crew. --Merritt Martin

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