Whoa! Twenty years since Austin’s greatest millennial garage-punk dynamos released their third studio LP?! Their first for Volcom Entertainment, the short-lived record label bankrolled by the skateboard manufacturer, To the Confusion of Our Enemies wasn’t quite the 50-megaton classic that was the previous Tim Kerr-produced Something to Crow About. But it received their widest distribution to date and still featured plenty of their 1969-Detroit-meets-early-Clash voltage. Riverboat Gamblers celebrate by annoying all the nearby condo owners from the Mohawk stage, which they’ll share with fellow Dentonians the Marked Men and their Buzzcocks-on-crack sound, and Magic Rockers of Texas. Hopefully Mike Wiebe avoids the post-gig ER visit. – Tim Stegall
