Cow Boris has stated early Friday morning that he is anxiously awaiting South by Southwest, his home town of Austin's annual music and film festival in March.
"I just want nothing but pure South by SouthEXCITEMENT! I have never been a solo artist in this town while this festival is going on, and I just want to feel the adrenaline from all the good vibes, man! Also, I wanted to let you all know that I am totally joking.
"But really, I am excited to have the opportunity to share the stage with such legends as Bob Schneider and maybe Willie Nelson or the Polyphonic Spree. I will be attending all of the parties throughout the week, and am excited to meet as many of my fans as I can. I also look forward to the 60,000 tourists from other parts of the world and the ensuing traffic shitclogger that comes with this week. It's also awesome how people fuck up our city and act like total assholes this whole week; it's an amazing thing to witness, I would recommend it to anyone."
Mr. Boris went on to state that if anyone was looking for a free show with him performing, to please let him know and he will gladly play any party or event for free during the South by Southwest week. Boris also released a new bio, that he had planned to submit to South by Southwest for his entry to the festival, but for unknown reasons, pulled out of applying just days before applications were due. The bio is as follows:
COW BORIS
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Cow Boris founded legendary Houston punk band Dead Yeti in 1990,
sifting through 28 members and reforming twice over a 13 year period.
Upon the disappearance of Dead Yeti's drummer, Mr. Boris decided to put
the band on hiatus and focus on his long-awaited solo album, "Human
Head Pizza."
A five-year winner for Best Houston Vocalist (Dead Yeti was a 4 time
winner for Best Houston Band), Cow Boris is no stranger to critical
acclaim, and is excited to be the Saturday night headliner at the
Austin Music Hall during South by Southwest. "It's really an honor that
they want me to play period," Mr. Boris said from his palacial Austin
estate. "Hopefully they can fill out the bill with Bob Schneider or
Willie Nelson. I think it's what the people want, and I guess that is
important."
"Human Head Pizza" deals with themes of loss ('Bloodbath Birdcage'),
suffering ('Tracheautomatic Nutball'), and obsession ('You Know Where
You Can Put That Meat [Meat]'), through 10 songs that run the musical
gamut of classical to baby music.
Absurdist Punk for the new millenium. Dead Yeti proudly presents Mr.
Cow Boris.