Swedish Band Dissekerad At Mojo’s Tomorrow Night

From FaceBook event page:

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 24th at MOJO’S

DISSEKERAD (raging Swedish D-beat hardcore featuring ex/current members of TOTALITAR, AVSKUM, BRAINBOMBS, KATASTROF, INSTITUTION, and many more rolling through the great city of Richmond in lieu of their appearance at this year’s A Varning from Montreal Festival. They’ve released plenty of killer records over the years on labels like D-TAKT & RAPUNK, PHOBIA RECORDS, etc.)
https://phobiarecords.bandcamp.com/album/dissekerad-iv-ep

LIPID (local producers of freak beat music, tape out now on Vinyl Conflict!)
https://vinylconflict.bandcamp.com/album/freak-beat

DESTRUCT (absolutely savage D-Beat music compliments of these local yokels)
https://destructrva.bandcamp.com/releases

9PM DOORS // 10PM NOISE // $7 DONATION REQUESTED for the band all the way from Sweden!

RVA Hardcore Punk 2003-2008 – Photo Show Opening Saturday

Vinyl Conflict is hosting a show for hardcore punk band photos by Chris Boarts Larson It focuses on bands from RVA and beyond that played in Richmond between 2003-2008.
The opening party is Saturday September 8th from 12-4pm. The exhibit will be up for all of September during regular store hours. Prints will be available for purchase.

Some of us oldsters know Larson’s zine Slug & Lettuce and remember it primarily from the NYC’s ABC-No Rio space, back in the day.

VCxRIP Customer Appreciation Day This Saturday

Vinyl Conflict is holding its annual customer appreciation day party this Saturday.

From the FaceBook event page:

VINYL CONFLICT x REST IN PIECES RETURNS WITH THE SUMMER BLOCK PARTY!

-10am side walk sales at BOTH shops!

-GOGO VEGAN GO + COBRA BURGER WILL BE SET UP SLINGING FOOD!

LIVE PERFORMANCES IN THE PARKING LOT BY:
-BIB (Pop Wig Records)
-NICKELUS F (RVA/Vinyl Conflict Records)
-NOSEBLEED (Vinyl Conflict Records)
-SLUMP (Oregon Hill Hardcore)
-DEVIANT (Willow Lawn Straight Edge)
-SINISTER PURPOSE (Brand new tape out on VC)
-BENDERHEADS (the return of)

REST IN PIECES WILL BE HAVING A SHOWCASE PRE PARTY AUGUST 24TH AT GALLERY 5! KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED!

KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED AND MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN RICHMOND AUGUST 25TH

I know some neighbors are planning to set up yard sales nearby, so look for those.

Rag&Bones Bike Co-op Benefit Concert Tomorrow Night

From the FaceBook event page:

MANZARA – https://manzara.bandcamp.com/

HALLELUJAH – https://hallelujah69.bandcamp.com/

SLURRY – https://slurry.bandcamp.com/releases

@ MOJOS
August 3rd
Doors 9pm
Music 10pm

We are asking for a $5 donation to Rag & Bones Bicycle Co-op (https://ragandbonesrva.org/). Rag & Bones is a non-profit organization that provides near universal access to bicycle repair and technical knowledge, affordable bicycles and parts, and space within which to feel safe and welcome while learning and repairing.

Also, don’t forget the metal show on Sunday evening: TERROR ASSAULT #13

Terror Assault brings you the psychedelic death grinding SKULLSHITTER along with Oakland maniacs, DEATHGRAVE. LEFT CROSS will be emerging from dormancy to join in the savagery.

Vinyl Conflict To Release New Album By Local Hip Hop Artist

RVA Magazine has an interesting article about how the Vinyl Conflict store is expanding its in-house label offerings to include hip hop.

Excerpt:

Vinyl Conflict record shop has announced that Nickelus F’s new album, Stuck, will be released on the shop’s locals-only label, Vinyl Conflict Records, later this summer with an edition of 500 copies. The album was originally released on AGM on May 11 as a digital-only release.

Vinyl Conflict is known throughout the region for its selection of punk, metal, and hardcore records. Bobby Egger, owner and operator of Vinyl Conflict, started the locals-only imprint almost a decade ago to showcase punk and hardcore groups from Richmond. Nickelus F will be the first hip-hop artist on the label.

“We went through some really really dark times out here,” said Nickelus F. “I think we’re raising the integrity of the art that comes out from the city when it comes to hip hop artists.”

Egger is excited for the upcoming release Vinyl Conflict records, and has several other hip hop releases planned for the near future. He was surprised to learn that Nickelus F was dialed into the punk scene well before they agreed to do the record, and that his favorite local metal band is Cough.

Percussive Friday

Laurel Street neighbor Tommy Birchett is hosting a show this Friday at the Black Iris, over on Broad Street.

From the venue’s website and Bandcamp.com:

When Tommy is not taking out the trash in Oregon Hill, he can be found manipulating sounds with homemade instruments, discarded technology, and electronic toys.

Tommy has opened several times for his friend and fellow musician Tatsuya Nakatani, a Japanese avant-garde sound artist and master percussionist who has released over 80 recordings and tours internationally.