Gore Gore Girls

Check out Amy Gore's little tribute to the fat man in red (no, not a badly sunburned Rush Limbaugh)....we're talkin' SANTA!

It's a sweet, lo-fi and a little twisted number called "Dear Santa"

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In keeping with the energy level of a muggy July Friday, and running on two hours sleep (it's not easy being crazy, you know...), I'm keepin' this digest short and sweet.

• Interview with Bloodshot Nan and Rob on Indiepit.  Wherein they talk of their founding, their 15 years in the biz and where the world of artistic expression might be headed.  Replete with mp3's and photos of the 2009 releases.  Check it out here.

• There's a cool new documentary about the Detroit garage rock scene, featuring the Detroit Cobras, Gore Gore Girls, the Gories and the White Stripes.  It's called "It Came From Detroit" and is making the rounds in LA on the festival circuit.  Check out the trailer here.

• The lineups for our Boston and Philly Beer-B-Qs have been set and tickets are now available. Check out details here.  We'll also have some announcements regarding the Chicago party on Monday.  Stay tuned!

• Rob's Recommendation of the week: Michigan blueberries.  God's perfect food.

Now, time for a 3 day nap.

Detroit events site Motorcityblog has posted a great video of the Gore Gore Girls onstage and backstage! Check it out here.

Our friends at Amoeba Music in Hollywood have posted three videos of the Gore Gore Girls playing live at the store a few weeks back! Check 'em out below and go to the Amoeba site for tons of other cool stuff.

"Fight Fire" (Golliwogs cover)

"Sweet Potato"

"You Lied To Me"

The fine bloggers and Bloodshot boosters over at HearYa have posted another can't-miss live in-studio with Detroit hellions the Gore Gore Girls. Go here to hear live versions of "Pleasure Unit" and "Fox In A Box" off Get The Gore as well as a recording of the previously unreleased "Buried and Dead"!

Here's a great in-depth interview with head Gore Amy on the saucy Suicide Girls website where she covers everything from music and go-go outfits to Karl Marx and Adam Smith! Check it out here!