Full Service w/ Invincible Czars & Undertone

Austin four-piece Full Service continue to crank out album after album of good-timing music that spans the musical spectrum, incorporating elements of rock, punk, ska, reggae, and a little bit of hip-hop. The band gained much noteriety after last year's "Takeover Tour," where they performed guerilla-style sets in the parking lot before each show on the Snoop Dogg and 311 joint tour. It must have been successful, as Full Service opened for 311 at their recent gig at the Austin Music Hall. 

The Invincible Czars have made their mark by creating exceptionally original music: songs and instrumental pieces that are like four-to-five minute “mini-symphonies” full of memorable melodies, meticulous arrangements, dynamics, and humor. Their music fuses riff rock, classical/symphonic music, heavy metal, loungey grooves, odd meters, klezmer, country shuffles, punk rock and circusy polka. They draw from influences as disparate as Slint and Igor Stravinsky, Van Halen and Louis Armstrong, and The Melvins and Ween.

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