Provoking Muck, Pink Street Boys and Oyama on Friday the 13th

I’m about to make a deal with this crazy blowing Icelandic wind. If there will be more shows like that one at Húrra on legendary Friday the 13th, I will stop caring about that horrible howling and annoying sound in the background and always wet glasses that don’t allow me to see the world around. Then the only one thing I will maybe care about will be your joyous future. Yours, mine but I’m not 100% about everyone else’s. So, should I first tell you the reason why I’m almost able to have a pact with the Devil? Well, I don’t believe the Black Friday brings good or bad luck. Although I got up on the wrong side of the bed it didn’t really matter since I had been waiting for that day so goddam long. We have all been waiting. Finally, Muck released its sophomore album entitled Your Joyous Future and chose a date for the release show. Friday the 13th, indeed – how can it be otherwise…? That night’s line-up was truly out of this world. Russian girls took care of a dj set and punk rockers in Pink Street Boys let the heat fill Húrra. I have already said what I think of this brutal garage rock band and nothing suggests I will change my mind. Over my dead body. They kicked off the show that night with an enthusiasm. Hellman! The guys regaled us with a bunch of new stuff for 2 or sometimes 3 guitars,