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Acid Dad – “She Only Eats Organic”

August 18, 2021

Digging this urgent psych-y rocker from NYC based trio Acid Dad, who has been kicking around the city since 2016. Lyrically, “She Only Eats Organic” is a “tongue-in-cheek look at the trendy vegan/vegetarian lifestyle combined with the day-to-day nonsense you might come across in NYC.” Musically, the band uses a noodly, psyched-out guitar riff to evoke the urgency and anxiety of the city. It’s a gritty, grungy good-time and an apt juxtaposition – one that seems perfect for Bushwick basements (and our hearts). We think you’re gonna like “She Only Eats Organic” too. Check it out on YouTube first – you can also find it on Spotify.

Acid Dad at Studio at Waiting Room (4/2/17)

April 6, 2017

On April 2nd, New York City’s Acid Dad brought the seductive swagger of their gritty garage rock sound to the Studio at Waiting Room for a night of debauchery. Along for the ride were Brooklyn’s Honduras, who kept the spirit of ’77 alive with their unbridled take on downtown punk, earning their stripes from rock ’n’ roll’s true believers. Representing Buffalo’s local scene that evening,  Deadwolf’s psychedelic stomp and Ugly Sun’s bare-knuckle riffs set the stage for the main event. Check out the photos below. Deadwolf Ugly Sun Honduras Acid Dad

Tonight: Acid Dad

April 2, 2017

Tonight the Waiting Room hosts a downstate vs upstate New York battle of the bands when NYC’s Acid Dad and Brooklyn post punks Honduras share a bill with local fellas Ugly Sun and Deadwolf. Actually, it’s not a battle of the bands at all; everybody’s cool and there’s no cash prizes or bragging rights on the line (or are there?), and the real winners are local fans of garage and psychedelic rock down to kick it out on a Sunday night with these fine bands. NYC power trio Acid Dad specialize in the kind of sleezy garage rock usually ideal for getaway driving in vintage cars and/or driving on dark roads with the headlights off under the influence. Brooklyn’s Honduras meanwhile have been generating buzz in all the right places thanks to a raw garage rock that mainlines that 70’s downtown punk sound to satisfying effect. Local openers are both blog[...]