The Passionistas aren’t the only ones going gay: Everyone’s gay! And apparently our hero Emile makes no exception to the torrid sodomites who will grace our fair city 28 June at Thee Parkside. This is a party to commemorate thee fabulous Devoncito’s 30th birthday and for whatever “pride” one can muster.

It will mark the return of the newly re-formed Mon Cousin Belge and will feature performances by Ice Cream Socialites and The Caldonias (with our grrrrrrl Nadia of Fierce Perm! yayyyyyy!!!!!) DJ’s Hot Lunch and Sex Wax will be cracking out some killer punk rawk and faggot jams all night for what promises to be an unforgettable evening of abomination and international horreur!!!

June 28th
Thee Parkside
1600 17th Street @ Wisconsin
San Francisco

One of the more unusual moments in my life captured on film. If you can make it until the end, there’s a crowd shot which confirms this Mon Cousin Belge show took place at Lazy Bear. Hear what Tweaker Bitch really sounds like at http://www.myspace.com/moncousinbelge

Here’s another unusual moment with MCB, appearing in the promo video for The Gay Porn Film “The Velvet Mafia

I dunno if you caught that in the last post, but World Famous in SF is now not only a trail blazing blog but (probably) your new favorite label. Actually, I think we’ve slyly referenced it a few times in the past. Those of you that have caught on already know that we have an awesome logo which was designed by Hazel Hill:

But we also have:

• An awesome website (http://www.worldfamousisnf.com)
• A spiffy new myspace page (http://www.myspace.com/worldfamousinsanfrancisco)

Sorry, yes we have to become friends all over again for a second time. Its going to be so fun rediscovering each other though!

• An awesome first release, Get Your Hopes Up by Hard Place which is out now and on sale over at the website
  
• More releases on the way from Mon Cousin Belge and The Passionistas

We’re totally excited, we hope you are too. A brief poll of our closest friends says you should be. Come <check us out!

333 recordings!

Originally putting out seven inch records in runs of 333 by the likes of Deerhoof, Crack: We Are Rock, and Curse of the Birthmark, Matt now puts out an excellent podcast for those of us with difficult listening tendencies.