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Big Boys documentary celebrates Austin punk legend Tim Kerr and his lifetime of art

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By Joe Gross
| KUT-FM (Austin, TX) Verified
Tim Kerr does not make divisions in his art. The music he made with ground-breaking Austin punk band the Big Boys connects with his lifelong passion for surfing, which turned into skate boarding, which turned into painting skate decks, which fed into other bands, which turned into making music and visual art his entire life without stopping.
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Big Boys documentary celebrates Austin punk legend Tim Kerr and his lifetime of art

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By Joe Gross
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Weather 2 hours ago South Texas faces dangerous heat risk Thursday. Here's how hot it’ll get. San Antonio Express-News - Anthony Franze • 2h Thursday will be the hottest day of the year so far across South Texas, as a mixture of high heat and oppressive humidity levels will create … Billionaires 12 hours ago Billionaire ‘Godfather’ of Tech, 50, Dies After Plane Splits in Two The Daily Beast - Fiona O'Reilly • 12h Joshua Baer, a driving force in Austin’s tech ecosystem, died Tuesday.
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I Love Boosters Review: What a Coup

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By Joe Gross
| The Austin Chronicle Verified
A booster is a person who jacks from the retail And sells it in the hood for dirt-cheap resale – “I Love Boosters!,” The Coup If we have learned anything from Coup frontman Boots Riley’s brief-but-bananapants filmography, it’s that he loves Marx, surrealism, and Oakland. As in his still-amazing debut Sorry to Bother You, he staples all three together in his second feature as writer and director, the chaotic, often very funny I Love Boosters.
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