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DISCOSOMA RECORDS CATALOG:
DR007: O, MIAMI 
'O, Miami' 5-Poem Split 7"
A: Tracy K. Smith
B: Gabrielle Calvocoressi
200 copies black vinyl w/ sleeve art hand-painted as original multiples by Miami artist Nicolas Lobo *
DR006: BEINGS
'Social Creep' 4-Song 7" EP
100 copies hand-numbered & stamped, glow-in-the-dark vinyl w/ sleeve art by the band, screen-printed in glow-in-the-dark ink by Iron Forge Press *
DR005: LIL DAGGERS
'Slave Exchange' b/w 'Sweetwater' 7"
100 copies hand-numbered & stamped, black vinyl w/ individually wheat-pasted photograph by the band *
DR004: ANR
'Big Problem' b/w 'Dead Gulf' 7"
100 copies hand-numbered & stamped, black vinyl w/ individually lino-block printed artwork by the band *
DR003: BEINGS
'LKLL' b/w 'Metro Zoo' 7"
100 copies hand-numbered & stamped, black vinyl w/ individually lino-block printed artwork by the band *
DR002: GUY HARVEY
'Take Your Time (With Me)' b/w 'Never Seen Snow' 7"
100 copies hand-numbered & stamped, black vinyl w/ individually screened-printed artwork by the band *
DR001: PLAINS
'Innovator' b/w 'Stuck In The Night' 7"
100 copies hand-numbered & stamped, black vinyl w/ individually spray-stenciled artwork by the band *
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This is the second of two posts about Sweat Records’ free, all-ages, 5-year anniversary block party, Sweatstock, in Miami’s Little Haiti neighborhood, Saturday, 4.17.2010.
Following Animal Tropical were the Jacuzzi Boys, who instantly thronged a crowd of teenagers to the front of the stage. It was clear that the Jacuzzi Boys are metamorphosing from band to role model in some time-warp anti-internet Miami bubble that may or may not spread Northward. Hope it does.
ANR took the stage with a handful of new jams as the sky slowly darkened. Opener ‘Stay Kids’ and OG closer ‘Dirge’ book-ended an ethereal string of similarly themed songs. The set saw both members utilizing instrumental set-ups unused since 2004, a welcome surprise considering the clairvoyance of releases Witness Now the Birth of an Awesome New Republic and All Party Talks from that time period. Keys wizard B Rob is pictured below.
Otto von Schirach proceeded to unleash his unnameable sound-brand upon the crowd, flanked by an orange prison-suited alligator man and magic wand-bearing S&M sorcerer. Otto is the one guy in Miami that can satisfy everyone and he did just that Saturday, working the crowd into the No Age frenzy that ensued. Otto & posse below…
Following words by Sweat Records’ founder Lolo Reskin, headliner No Age blazed through a set list of bangers from Weirdo Rippers and Nouns, with a few new tunes (see video at top of post). Words are wasted here: as seen in the video, the band was completely surrounded, with a sea of rotating crowd surfers in front, small children dancing on the sides, and photographers and maniacally-psyched people in back. Thank you Sweat Records.
