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Wite Wash stapling a cactus to his face mid-concert

Monday, August 15
Wite Wash

Nihilism can be a depressing way of life, but, damn, it's inspired some beautiful music. Although Austin's residential hardcore sludge punks Wite Wash aren't exactly breathtaking in composition, there's a concert picture of the singer stapling a cactus to his face. And if that's not inspiring, you must have one cold heart. With Dirt Lip, Death Cult, Sex Ray Vision. $5, 8pm, The Korova, 107 E Martin St., (210) 226-5070

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