The debut record from Sticks N Stones arrives March 27.

Sticks N Stones prep debut

Published March 24, 2010 at 11:18 a.m.

Milwaukee's Dusty Medical Records has reached a milestone.

This Saturday's record release party at Club Garibaldi not only celebrates the debut 7-inch from Sticks N Stones, a trio of punk vets featuring current and former members of Catholic Boys, Sugar Stems, The Flips, Tuff Bananas, The Tears and the Teenage Rejects. But it also recognizes the local label's 20th release, no small feat for an indie these days.

What else?

Milwaukee's Drug Dragons kickstart the night at 9 p.m. with dark, bad-ass rock 'n' roll, followed by Chicago's White Mystery (fresh off the heals of its string of SXSW gigs) and Other Minds.

The Get Drunk DJs will be there to get you through the downtime between sets.

Check out "Red Light" from Sticks N Stones:

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