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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2020 · 1H 20M

Locked In The Closet: Ep 10 with Anthony Stevenson

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Anthony has been running CATIP (Come and Take It Productions) for over a decade.  Chris and Ryan met Anthony at Dirty Dog Bar here in Austin TX when they began the Podcast in Nov 2014.  CAITP has been supporting the Podcast since 2015 to present.  Anthony has grown his business over the years but has also helped grow the local metal/rock scene as well.Since Anthony is one of the bigger players in our community, he has been affected in major way.  From booking, promoting and hosting live shows at his venue and at other locations, he has had to make a lot of adjustments.  For example, some shows are booking out as far as Summer 2021.  Needless to say, scheduling is a nightmare.  His band, Critical Assembly, recently released a new EP in March, 2020.  They also went down to Mexico for Heaven and Hell Fest with 40k+ people there.  This was when things were beginning to really ramp up in the US but, down in Mexico, things were a little more laid back.  He recounts his time there."Nothing good came come from some room temp gin that has been stuffed in a fanny pack on a grown ass man" ~ Anthony StevensonThe song heard in today's episode is "Moonwalk Backflip" by Critical Assembly

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In this episode, Anthony Stevenson of Come and Take It Productions joins Ryan on the call. Anthony is Co-Owner of Come and Take It Live as well. Come and Take It has supported the podcast from infancy and has grown so much in such a short mount of time. And to round out his intro, he is the drummer for Critical Assembly.

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