If you like your rock & roll rude, crude and socially unacceptable and have been disappointed in the last, oh, decade or so, you’ll be relieved by tonight’s Emo’s lineup. Led as always by “singer” Blag Dahlia and axe freak Hewhocannotbenamed, unrepentant social reprobates the Dwarves have been violating community standards since the mid-80s with such delicately titled messterpieces as Blood Guts & Pussy. The band hits the stage in support of The Dwarves Are Born Again (featuring naked babes and the same little person from BG&P on the cover), the band’s first LP in seven years. With titles like “Happy Birthday Suicide,” “I Masturbate Me” and, of course, “The Dwarves Are the Best Band Ever,” you know what to expect even if you’ve never heard the music. You have been warned. more ›

Fully recovered from The Sword’s epic two night stand at The Mohawk last month, Austin metal fans can now look forward to Motörhead’s foray into town this Sunday at Stubb’s. The iconic Lemmy Kilminster formed Motörhead in the 1975 followings stints with numerous bands. Motörhead’s self-titled debut landed in 1977 and in 1980, the band released its most acclaimed album, Ace of Spades. During the course of a career spanning thirty plus years, the band has been through quite a few lineup changes but with Lemmy at the helm throughout. Motörhead has released nineteen full-lengths, including last year’s Motörizer. more ›

Austin filmmaker Bob Ray's Hell on Wheels tells the story of Austin's roller derby revival, following a group of hard-hitting Texas women who pulled the sport from the brink of obscurity and into the international spotlight. Five years in the making, this rock-meets-rollerskates doc will be premiering at this years' South by Southwest film festival. We recently had a chance to talk to Bob about Roller Derby, filmmaking and one-man bands. How did Hell on... more ›

TUESDAY [24] film • The Best of Sex-Ed with Owen Egerton at Alamo Downtown (9:45pm, $9) film • Chocolat Feast at Alamo South (7pm, $50) film • AFS Essentials: Laura at Alamo Downtown (7pm) film • The Yes Men at The Space (8pm, Free) film • Young Frankenstein at Rounders Pizzeria (8pm, Free) tv • SXSW Presents: The Dreams of Sparrows on KLRU (9pm) film • Bubba Ho-Tep at Alamo Village (9:45pm) music •... more ›