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Go anywhere in Los Angeles, meet someone, a waiter, salesman, shop clerk, a nurse and ask them what they do: "I'm a DJ!". In these days of blurred lines and fake news, fake reality and literally hundreds of fake DJs, very few can actually claim to tower above the rest. Everyone might be a DJ but how many clubs have a line literally down the block EVERY time? Almost none. Not only does Cretin Hop have a line down the block to pay to get in, they have secret emailed passwords to get in front of the line and get in free and other cool, fun surprises (Limited Edition T-shirts, weird buttons that glow in the dark, etc). They keep it fun, fast and furious. The throngs of "never were" DJs sit and wonder why no one is at their club night. It has everything to do with style and authenticity. Started by Roger Mars five years ago, Cretin Hop (now with friend/scene DJ Rick Barzell), who were kids going out every night searching for "that thing". That thing is very difficult to come by and the few that understand what it is are the ones that succeed. After both of these guys tried out different clubs and combinations, encountering each other along the way, they got together to do Cretin Hop (and also Green Slime, which oddly enough has lines up the block of people wanting to get in as well). They wanted a place that THEY would want to go to and they had to make that place themselves. And of course it is now a staple of LA rock n' roll nightlife. The place to be. There is a scene hidden in plain sight all over the world that has been going on for a long time. Since rock n' roll began. The seekers, the ones that keep real rock n' roll alive. they appear every few years to appreciate the ones that came before them and become part of the unspoken lore of passing the flame of rock n' roll down through the ages. This will exist forever. See it in person for real for yourself NOW at Cretin Hop. - Howie Pyro (D-Generation & Intoxica Radio)

 

 

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Cretin Hop : C.G. Roxane & The Nightmares

This show is gonna kick a hole in the side of Highland Park, thanks to an energetic lineup of high-octane local punk and rock & roll. C.G. Roxanne and the Nightmares’ recent Halfway to Hollywood EP is five songs of glammy Dolls/Heartbreakers punk with knowing nods to L.A. ancestors such as The Joneses and Redd Kross, with a nicely nasty centerpiece song called “I Hate New York.” Black Mambas are a wild rock & roll band on fire with the spirit of ’76 and inspired by groups like Cock Sparrer or The Count Bishops, whom they tribute with a blasting cover-of-a-cover version of “Teenage Letter.” Openers Cheap Tissue do Jay Reatard–style rippery with plenty of velocity and intensity. Consider it a nice way to stay awake on a Wednesday night. via LAWeekly