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Last Minute Heads Up: Good Band Playing
Badass surf bands are far and few between, and if you are asking us, it is a damned shame. But tonight all those who are within driving distance to El Segundo have at least 2 hours before June Suckerfish Spawn hit the stage at 9:30pm @ Bad Dog Ale House.
They are locals and they play a lot of shows, so don't start ripping your hair out immediately if you can't make it all the way to El Segundo, also commonly known as "B.F.E."
Feel free to look at their myspace page and/or their website, and jump on board. or don't...
But, c'mon MAN... It's summer time, and these guys are giving you that go kick some ass and kick it at the beach mix that is so missing in all our lives.
They remind us of a Quentin Tarrantino soundtrack. Yes we admit the name of the band is kinda like, "what the?" But we're sure there's some clever story that makes it a hilarious inside joke to SOMEONE. Just not LAist. But we are sure you will find yourself wanting more of what these dudes are hawkin. It's true.
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