Music: The Plastic Constellations
Heavy and heady, fierce and fun—the lads of TPC play infectious, keenly lyrical rock that blazes, squirms, and churns with rhythmic intensity, anthemic melodies, and urgent hooks. Together since Hopkins High, TPC has been compared to Fugazi, the Minutemen, Foo Fighters, Foghat . . . you name it. Their fist-pumping sound orbits bits of all rock: post-hardcore, indie, emo, math, everything rock. Their live shows prompted Slug of Atmosphere to state: “This city is not big enough to hold their energy.”
Movie: There’s Always Tomorrow
Having sacrificed his dreams to the responsibilities of home and family, Clifford (Fred MacMurray) finds solace in his rekindled friendship with Norma (Barbara Stanwyck), who has just moved back to town. She provides the attention he’s missing from his wife and children, but their unconventional relationship raises eyebrows and suspicion among the local gossips. 1956, U.S., BW, 16mm, 84 minutes.
DJ: Brandt Williams
