Preview: Tragedy, Wild//Tribe, Garuda at Rubber Gloves

Last year at Chaos in Tejas, Austin's annual hardcore and punk fest, Portland's Tragedy laid waste to DIY venue The Broken Neck in the way any good after-hours hardcore show should: I left with beer, sweat and spit on me, and Tragedy almost blew the PA. Adding to the tinnitus...

By Audra Schroeder

May 3, 2012

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Last year at Chaos in Tejas, Austin's annual hardcore and punk fest, Portland's Tragedy laid waste to DIY venue The Broken Neck in the way any good after-hours hardcore show should: I left with beer, sweat and spit on me, and Tragedy almost blew the PA. Adding to the tinnitus of the night's Rubber Gloves show are Fort Worth thrash compactors Wild//Tribe, who were recently signed to Southern Lord and will be taking it on the road this summer. Fellow Fort Worthians Garuda open a can.

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