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Todd P Goes to Austin

2009 ★ 0.0 1h 8m PG-13
Documentary
Music

As record labels die, there is a generation of artists creating and performing music on their own terms. With the help of legendary DIY rock promoter Todd P, Brooklyn has become ground zero for these exciting young musicians. TODD P GOES TO AUSTIN is a cultural snap-shot of America's underground, do-it-yourself music scene featuring unforgettable live performances from Matt and Kim, Dan Deacon, Mika Miko, The Death Set and many more. Using never-before-seen footage, including material shot by the bands themselves, this documentary exposes what life is like surviving and touring at the underground level. Interviews with Todd about the necessity of independent music and creativity connect the bands as they tour down to Austin, TX to appear in the DIY music scene's answer to the SXSW Music Festival.

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When was Todd P Goes to Austin released?

Todd P Goes to Austin was released on January 1, 2009.

Who directed Todd P Goes to Austin?

Todd P Goes to Austin was directed by Jay Buim.

How long is Todd P Goes to Austin?

Todd P Goes to Austin has a runtime of 68 minutes (1h 8m).

What genre is Todd P Goes to Austin?

Todd P Goes to Austin is categorized as Documentary, Music.

Todd Patrick
Self
Dan Deacon
Dan Deacon
Self
Kim Schifino
Self
Johnny Siera
Self
Joey Sulkowski
Self
Peter O'Connell
Self
Matt Johnson
Self
Jennifer Clavin
Self

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