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MC Hammered

If you’ve ever been to a local hip-hop show (or to Hollywood Alley), chances are you’re already acquainted with the infamous Brad B., MC for long-time Valley favorites Drunken Immortals as well as his more recent endeavor, The Insects (a band that invites you to download its entire debut album...

By Adriane Goetz

September 11, 2008

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If you’ve ever been to a local hip-hop show (or to Hollywood Alley), chances are you’re already acquainted with the infamous Brad B., MC for long-time Valley favorites Drunken Immortals as well as his more recent endeavor, The Insects (a band that invites you to download its entire debut album for free). Brad B. celebrates the release of his new collaborative album, B-Sides, which includes tracks from Drunken Immortals, The Insects, and a slew of others, all mixed by Pickster One. The event features live performances by Pickster, The Insects, and others. The admission price includes a free copy of the new disc.
Fri., Sept. 12, 8 p.m., 2008

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