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Weekend picks: Alt-rock titans, noisy chaos and a three-chord Godzilla

FRIDAY

The Hex Dispensers at Emo’s. The best garage band in Austin? Sure, but why stop there? This crew is one of Austin’s best rock bands period, a three-chord Godzilla headed up by garage punk vet Alex Cuervo. Their new album, ‘Winchester Mystery House,’ is an improvement over their already rock-solid debut. With Scrabble Robot, the Open Casket, Cassingles and the Extravaganza. 10 p.m. $5 for 21 and older, $8 for younger than 21 (a bargain either way, frankly).

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SATURDAY

The Cult at Stubb’s. These Brits drifted from full-on Goth B-listers to pre-Nirvana alternative rock titans, and their 1985 album ‘Love’ split the difference between the Cure and arena rock pomp. They’re playing the album front to back at this gig, which means you will absolutely hear ‘She Sells Sanctuary,’ ‘Phoenix’ and ‘Brother Wolf, Sister Moon.’ Door at 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. $25 to $28.

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SUNDAY

Heart Beats Benefit at Mohawk. With health care at the center of a national debate, this seems a depressingly timely benefit. Featuring the weirdo pop of Pataphysics, Over The Hill’s roots rock, Follow that Bird’s guitar clang, the noisy chaos of Coma in Algiers and much more. 912 Red River St. 413-743-8127. 6 p.m. $7. mohawkaustin.com.

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