merous blogs that still haven’t posted our music or acknowledged our existence too. And, you know, that’s just the pessimistic side of me, but I am grateful to the blogs that have recognized us and do fuck with us. I’m sure eventually the other blogs will catch on. But we definitely do not feel like we’ve “made it.” We’re very humble about this and we understand there is a long path to follow to try to reach the level of success we’re trying to attain. So we just keep it moving one day at a time and we’re thankful for the blogs and writers and music journalists that do support. For all the people who are coming down from out of town, what are some of the spots to visit in Austin? Tuk-Da-Gat: Make sure you get some good Mexican food. Every time I leave Texas, that’s the first thing i do when I get back is get some good Tex Mex. I would suggest the Mayo Taco Village. Reggie Coby: Tacos, Players Hamburgers goes hard. There are some dope places to eat in Austin. Tuk-Da-Gat: But it’s more than just that. It’s going to be everywhere. During SXSW Austin just grows into this different city almost. It’s a college town but when SXSW comes, there are people everywhere and there’s so much to do. It’s hard to get a real feel for the city in its natural state. Reggie Coby: Instead of being centralized in the downtown area this year, they’ve got shit going on in Riverside, down south, and up north, so pretty much the whole city is going to be on that vibe. Are there any SXSW shows you’re excited to see? Reggie Coby: I’m looking forward to seeing T.I. and that Eminem joint. I’ve never seen Eminem live. Reggie Coby: I’m just looking forward to discovering new shit. Every year at SXSW, you can walk into any venue and find something that’s really dope taht you didn’t even know existed. That’s one of my favorite parts about it, besides seeing the people you already know. // Twitter: @LOEGz Website: LOEGz.com Facebook: League of Extraordinary Gz
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