10 Shows to See This Weekend

By Shannon Sweet on Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 9:51 am

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The Lost Project

Saturday, March 5
Lost Records' Get Lost Vol. 1 Release

Lost Records, a local label founded by Jason Valdez that's devoted to SoTex ska, punk and rock 'n' roll, is throwing a release party for their 2016 Compilation Get Lost: Volume 1. The sampler features bangers from their label family: The Lost Project, Young Costello, Kill Liberal and Harvey McLaughlin & the BottomFeeders, all based in Austin and SA. $5, 9pm, The Phantom Room, 2106 N. St. Mary's St.

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