May 18, 2012 5:28 pm by: Laurie Gallardo

Photo by Maurice Eagle.
Oh, where to begin with
The Midgetmen? At the beginning, of course. But fair warning, sensitive types: This interview is not for the faint of heart, or the individual lacking a sense of humor. And this is just the
edited version.
Who knew the loud, lunatic "slop-punk" quartet would still be around after ten years of terrorizing the locals and all the unsuspecting folks they've met on tour? The Midgetmen certainly didn't see it coming. They're just as surprised as the next slack-jawed onlooker trying to figure out what planet they're from. But it's really not so complicated, and in their opinion, it's cause for a celebration. Tonight, they proudly present to their fans
The Midgetmen's 10th Anniversorry Party (that's no typo - "Anniversorry" denotes a devious, tongue-in-cheek awareness of certain levels of disdain toward their music by haters). The guys will indulge the crowds with fan favorites, and...
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