Put your tall boys in the air

Related Content

• A 44-Year-Old Grandma in Sarasota Took Her Granddaughter to a Drug Deal
  November 14, 2012
• Floridian Steals Neighbor's Obama Sign Because It Tells Burglars Unarmed "Half-Wits" Live There
  November 6, 2012
• Sarasota's Tackiest Landmark Slammed Into By 62-Year-Old Driver
  April 27, 2012
• Weird Wives and Luma Junger Square Off Against Alligator Alley, Wise Wizards, and Gulf Coast Fauna (Plus Free Music!)
  February 7, 2012
• FDLE Paid Employees to Get Drunk on Whiskey for Possibly Worthless Study
  January 19, 2012

More About

• Matthew Preira
• Sarasota

“Before there were blogs, there were webzines,” says Roofless Records head Matthew Preira, who started booking shows with Florida’s Underfoot as a kid. Then he transitioned from staging ska, punk, and hardcore events to four years of college booking bands, promoting campus fests, and getting acts to score films live in movie theatres. Now he’s back in Miami and doing more of the same.

This Saturday, Preira and friends will explore the strange world of albums on cassette tape and the people who make them at the Roofless Records In-Store Show at Sweat Records. Dudes making music include Self & Other (a two-man, space rock anti-band); Sarasota’s Skunk Ape (swamp-metal brutality); Space Voodoo Crystal (think of the sounds you hear when smoking crack while playing video games); and Stead and His Larson (a party band that covers songs you wish you didn’t know the words to, like “My Boo”). Cost for the show is a measly three dollars, and it starts at 8 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 14, 8 p.m., 2009