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Everything Must Go

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It's top-notch/bottom-shelf entertainment for the sick and/or misanthropic, so haters, punks, and junkies should fuck the world along with Everything Must Go this Thursday, Aug. 7. Admission is $10-$12; call 626-4455 or visit www.bottomofthehill.com.

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A snarling wolfpack of inebriated rock 'n' roll animals, Everything Must Go kicked off its 2001 debut with a happy little ditty called "F.T.W." This year's offering, Sonic Pornography, is no better adjusted. Song titles help spell out the sociopathy at work: "Alcoholic Blitzkrieg," "I Hate Music," "Songs About Killing People," "Legalize Murder," etc. Musically the band straddles coasts, mixing shots of N.Y.C. snot-rawk (i.e., Dead Boys) with chasers of drug-doomed L.A. drool (e.g., the Germs), all spiked with hammy guitar solos to give glam-punx their Johnny Thunders fix.