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well it's summer.
last night i dragged along 2 friends, gelsie and chandler, to the warehouse nextdoor to see mass movement of the moth, who was playing with the catalyst, haram, pygmy lush, and sail. mass movement is a local band and even if you dont like their music, their shows in the area are consistently amazing. mass movement shows are frequented by the nicest people in DC and their shows have the most inexplicable warm vibe. the music itself is DC DIY at its best.
it was sufficiently awkward. my exboyfriend (who is also an exfriend after he admitted to being a horrible friend but was too apathetic and lazy to try to fix it), a friend i used to have feelings for (who hates my new boyfriend for the way he treated a girl - who happened to be there as my exboyfriends date- she's very cool though), my new boyfriend, his friend, my friends, some random guy i danced with at a show, and me - all mixed into the pot. rather confusing. but aside from personal tension (and thank god no laguna-beach-esque drama), i had fun, and it was nice to dance with my fabulous and cute boyfriend at a fabulous and (not so) cute show.
the warehouse is a great place to see live music in DC. it's impossible not to have a good time, even if you never enter the venue itself. after a few minutes inside the narrow room we went outside, walked a few blocks to cvs, came back with paper and crayons, and sat outside the club drawing. everyone leaves the warehouse in between sets, so the street outside gets crowded with friendly people. if you want to make new friends, do what we did. bring a slinky. for some reason, everyone loves a slinky.
this week is !!! at the black cat. octopus project is playing up at fletcher's in baltimore, and my boyfriend and i may make the trek up there for some good times and good music.
last night i dragged along 2 friends, gelsie and chandler, to the warehouse nextdoor to see mass movement of the moth, who was playing with the catalyst, haram, pygmy lush, and sail. mass movement is a local band and even if you dont like their music, their shows in the area are consistently amazing. mass movement shows are frequented by the nicest people in DC and their shows have the most inexplicable warm vibe. the music itself is DC DIY at its best.
it was sufficiently awkward. my exboyfriend (who is also an exfriend after he admitted to being a horrible friend but was too apathetic and lazy to try to fix it), a friend i used to have feelings for (who hates my new boyfriend for the way he treated a girl - who happened to be there as my exboyfriends date- she's very cool though), my new boyfriend, his friend, my friends, some random guy i danced with at a show, and me - all mixed into the pot. rather confusing. but aside from personal tension (and thank god no laguna-beach-esque drama), i had fun, and it was nice to dance with my fabulous and cute boyfriend at a fabulous and (not so) cute show.
the warehouse is a great place to see live music in DC. it's impossible not to have a good time, even if you never enter the venue itself. after a few minutes inside the narrow room we went outside, walked a few blocks to cvs, came back with paper and crayons, and sat outside the club drawing. everyone leaves the warehouse in between sets, so the street outside gets crowded with friendly people. if you want to make new friends, do what we did. bring a slinky. for some reason, everyone loves a slinky.
this week is !!! at the black cat. octopus project is playing up at fletcher's in baltimore, and my boyfriend and i may make the trek up there for some good times and good music.
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