Aggrocidal Booking

New Clear Future is going on a run with good pals, Seeing Snakes, from Philadelphia. Started playing shows with these dudes back when I was in Victory Boy. Our first show together was a basement show in West Chester PA and we’ve played many many shows since, including shows I’ve booked for them. Super pumped to have them come back out again and rip up Athens and Youngstown in May.

No Echo wrote up an article about Aggrocidal’s mission statement a few weeks back. Pic from our good buddy Joe after the Nervous Aggression show at the Glass. I’ve been trying to add the link so you can check it out but it doesn’t seem to want to work.

3rd show and first as Aggrocidal was a ripper. Bucket list item no.1 was to play a show with Nervous Aggression. We got NA to come down, there on home boys Mad World and Rat Ship to play with New Clear Future and added Rockwell’s Ghost. They sound like Propagandi and Against Me. Not bad at all. NA had a killer time and were super nice folks. Empty Glass is always fun but it’s slightly off the beaten path for foot traffic. Folks that run the place are pretty supportive of what we’re trying to.

2nd Aggrocidal show still marketed at Dead Sailin was really just a headlining show for New Clear Future. We invited Mad World out because they’re the best hardcore band in Ohio right now. Of course our Huntington buds Rat Ship are our ride or dies so they came up to Athens. And Rat Faced Bastards and the local townies that own Athens punk rock. Killer show, killer crowd, young crowd… thanks to Ohio University. Athens is a lot of fun and New Clear Future has a lot of history there from the first go around.

1st official show held at The Empty Glass in Charleston WV on November 11. Contact got a hold of us after reading the New Clear Future article on No Echo and we were pumped that the article worked for all intended purposes. Contact ruled we actually have them coming back. New Clear Future played, Rat Ship - super buds. The Jerks had to bail. Their singer had messed his leg up something bad and was on the mend. At a previous show he realized he couldn’t put his weight on his leg and called it off. Jay Parade played though. Jay Parade is a pretty consistent Charleston band.