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Steady Eye with Tahlia Palmer
This week’s assignment: figure out if the amount of bars in a city plays any part in fostering a bad ass garage rock scene.
I’ve worked hard, and compiled the stats. So here are my findings, based on information available on the internet (mainly myspace, and the occasional music blog). Keep in mind that GARAGE is the key word in these findings.
Chicago
Population: 2,853,114
Bars: 1800
1 bar for every 1585 people
Notable band/s: Empires
I am not impressed by Chicago. Their version of garage is all pop-rocky. It’s too happy and nice, bit on the rehash side, and kinda lame.
San Francisco’
Population: 808,976
Bars: 649
1 bar for every 1246 people
Notable band/s: Ganglians, Wooden Shjips
Holy balls, I want to go to San Francisco. There’s a a sexy garage/psych cross over scene going on over there, and I kinda want to have babies with all of them. I bought a Wooden Shjips CD. I never buy CDs on the internet. KUDOS SAN FRANNNNN.
Atlanta
Population: 537,958
Bars: 1007
1 bar for every 534 people
Notable band/s: Black Lips, Deerhunter, The Hums
Atlanta’s scene seems pretty raucous. Live shows in this city have a reputation for being energetic and messy, the Black Lips in particular. Man, I cannot wait to see them live.
London
Population: 7,556,900
Bars: 4,492
1 bar for every 1682 people
Notable band/s: None
So London has this genre of its own called UK Garage, which is a type of hip hop/dance music. This confuses things a little, and makes plain ol’ garage bands in London hard to find. Also, it’s difficult to find any decent bands of the original genre because they’re all trying to sound like the Libertines. Fuck that. London fails.
Detroit
Population: 912,062
Bars: 250
1 bar for every 3648 people
Notable band/s: The White Stripes, The Upholsterers
It would seems that Jack White is the only decent musician in Detroit working within the “Garage” theme. According to myspace at least. And who am I to argue with the world’s largest networking service?
Melbourne
Population: approx 4 million
Bars: 926
1 bar for every 4319 people
Notable band/s: Eddie Current Suppression Ring, Rocket Science, The Frowning Clouds
There is some cool stuff going on in Melbourne, but it rarely falls under the “garage” tag. There is an overwhelming amount of fashion involved in the Melbourne music scene, which leads me to believe that perhaps Garage music just ain’t fashionable no more.
Reykjavík
Population: 322,012
Bars: 212
1 bar for every 1518 people
Notable band/s: None
Either myspace is not a good medium for finding garage bands, or Iceland has none that do anything but... practise in their mom’s garage. I was a little disappointed; I figured if anyone was going to have an interesting scene of any kind, it would be Iceland. Again with wrong correlation comment...
New York
Population: 19,490,297
Bars: 30,983
(3674 cigar bars alone)
1 bar for every 629 people
Notable band/s: The Boggs, Golden Triangle, Black Acid
As expected, New York didn’t disappoint. While not nearly as exciting as San Fransisco, this city stills holds up as the place to be musically.
Seattle
Population: 598,541
Bars: 996
1 bar for every 600 people
Notable band/s: Triumph of Lethargy Skinned Alive to Death, The Drug Purse, Steaming Wolf Penis
Seattle’s garage scene is an eclectic mix of genre cross overs, similar to San Francisco. I’d go there to watch bands. I think someone should give me money to travel through America and write about/take photos of this shit.
Montreal
Population: 1,620,693
Bars: 472
1 bar for every 3,433 people
Notable band/s: Velvet Chrome
Canada seems to enjoy doing the electro/garage thing. And then there’s a bunch of shoegazey, quiet bands who classify themselves as garage too. I didn’t find much I like, but when Canadians do it well, they do it reaaaally well.
Perth
Population 1,650,000
Bars: 570
1 bar for every 2894 people
Notable band/s: Frozen Ocean, The Painkillers
There are a few “garage” bands in Perth, but not many are all that interesting. It alls seems a little forced, but I might be too close to the scene to write about it in any way at all biased.
So at the end of this epic information quest, the findings are generally inclusive. There is a very vague correlation between the amount of drinking spots in a particular city (compared to how many people in the city) and how good their garage scene is: the fewer bars, the better the scene. But, San Francisco and Melbourne blow that fact right out the water. I didn’t have the time necessary to discover how many of these bars are actually good, or how many are live venues, but I’d like to explore this one day in the future. Any want to sponsor me?
 
Live Reviews with Lyndon Blue
A MIND-MELTING MID-SPRING NIGHT'S DREAM @ HYDE PARK HOTEL, THURSDAY OCTOBER 22
I dreamt I was Ra, ancient egyption god of the sun, and to my left in a seething haze, Set – overlord of the desert, storms, darkness, chaos – and we were steering a sun boat or Solar Barge over the scorched wilderness of a much-soiled pub carpet, over pulsating pyramaids of piled effects pedals, and looking down -to my horror - my helm has transmorphed into a guitar upon which my pharaonic fingers, independent of my baffled cognitive locus, flailed and flit their way into a cloud of loops, feedback, radios and recorders whilst Set massaged a stringsynth or pounded a conga or percussion pad into Egyptian submission. It was a weird dream; thankfully when I awoke in a warm sweat and peered from my cosmic hammock I met the pleasant sight and sound of a lovely looming looper affectionately known as Pex the Astonishing.
Pex’s soothing hands were just what the doctor ordered; near-hypnotic so as to give a healing feeling. Faintly nostalgic - even eerie - surf-infused pop song arrangements with an eastern-European marinade entirely orchestrated with six marvelously twangy strings, a loop station and the odd effect; layers that build up like impossible moss on a perpetually rolling boulder or else that creep up surreptitiously like the warm blanket of tender insobriety following a bottle of Merlot imbibed by glassy moonlight. And speaking of insobriety, this audioglory was accompanied by the memorable spectacle of Pex being dirty-danced by a tambo-groupie/ostensible member of The Velvetines, who were soon to follow.
There are many words you could give to the Velvetines’ pandemonium that ensued, and I’m going to go with “fucking hilarious” for starters: here we had a group of youths sloshed, smashed, plastered, tanked, pissed, polluted, sauced and just generally not doing very well that they struggled to plug in their guitars let alone execute a coherent musical performance. They stumbled and swore their way through the next half hour or so, with public displays of affection, coin slots big enough for godzilla’s pennies, guitars swung like cricket bats - at times, the rhythm section maintained some solid smooth grooves, but generally the effect was that of an ape swallowing your shoegaze collection and shitting it out backwards. It was classic rock and roll: a bunch of inebriated lunatics too far gone to play and much too far gone to care.
Craig McElhinney had the ridiculously tough task of trying to follow one of history’s great natural disasters. Luckily the mild-mannered scot just did his own thing and excelled as per usual; with the lights dimmed and a luminous rope lighting his ironing-board pedal set up, the one-man-one-guitar-onebigfuckoffspeaker operation sailed through a ghostly lagoon of ambient drones, swooping riffs and oozing, throbbing textures. McElhinney extracts sounds from a guitar that most couldn’t even dream of, and every set seems more immense than the last.
Craig’s stange and sultry sailboat soon struck a gargantuan iceberg of distortion and drum kit bombardment; just one floating hunk of the Frozen Ocean. The duo were a gelignite hootenanny, blasting their way across a trillion tempos in a sort of progressive-punk style that one might call ‘mathcore’ but which is more accurately described as ‘holy shit, what just happened?’ There is a near-Japanese urgency and hyperactivity to one side of their sound, while much is doused in blues and hints of trudging sludge metal. I knew I was awake now, for no man could sleep through the sonic onslaught of Frozen Ocean; and yet to quote Billy S., tonight was such stuff as dreams are made on: guitars, gods, big amps, beer, butt cracks, anarchistic tamborine cataclysms and mayhem of the most marvelous breed. If music be the food of love – and one couple during
Pex’s set know exactly what I’m talking about – why not play on.
Halloween party at Mojos Bar
Yepp it's time to fill the car with petrol before you head out with your custume on as...
The Chevelles
The Jayco Brothers
Brodie Owen
and MC Belly Lugosi
Star in the HALLOWEEN MONSTER MASH at MOJOS.
As well as a lot of alliteration there will be killer tunes and prizes for the best dressed Halloween Hipsters!
Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke
This Saturday, October 24, catch Felicity Groom and the Black Black Smoke at Amplifier Bar. Supports include the Silents, Red Shoes Boy and Atlas Mountains. Entry is $15 from 8pm. Get down Early as this night will sell out quick – also all the bands are worth experiencing..
Fall Electric
Fall Electric play with Selk Hastings and the Bone Singers at Norfolk October 30. Fall Electric having played the Power Out show run by One Trick Pony a few weeks ago were quite inspired by the trio performance so Oct 30 will feature the Trio, Tristen Parr, Stina Thomas and Andrew Ryan. The next four piece Fall Electric show will be November 7 with 11th He reaches London, Tangled Thoughts of Leaving and Mystic Eyes.
Clark of Warp records plays Perth - date announced!
{Move} and Cool Perth Nights proudly present Warp Records most notorious sonic explorer - Clark - live and direct from the UK.
Followers of this crucial UK artist, and those of you with a healthy dose of curiosity when it comes to new directions in dance music ought feel very lucky to be able to experience Clark for his very first Australian live set performance. Having released 6 EPs and 5 LPs to critical acclaim through the Warp records imprint, Chris Clark - on the tail end of a tour through Europe’s capital cities and on his way to the Spectacular Warp20 showcase in Tokyo - is set to be in very fine form.
Friday, November 6, at The Republic on the corner of Wellington Street and Shafto Lane in the city; this venue has limited capacity for such an outstanding artist and that’s the way it should be!
Support comes from Dave Miller of Pivot (Warp records), and pysch-beat-freak Naik (PaperChain); having recently released his debut LP ‘In The Shadow of Thunder Mountain’ this performance should not be missed. Plus, DJ Ben Taaffe making strategic {move}s and Petro Vouris bringing some Love to close the night off!
Tickets on sale through heatseeker.com.au, available at Planet, 78s and Mills from Tuesday October 20. Very limited tickets will be available on the door on the night of the show from 9pm. Be very ready to get your Clark on..
buy tickets here!
check his tunes here!
the Words CD launch
Friday October 30 the Words launch their EP We don't dance very well at Mojos Bar! Supports include Luna Parade, Good Little Fox and Rainy Day Women. THese guy salways put on a great show and they have a massive mob of folllowers so get down early before it sells out.
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Cut & Paste #8 Launch at Mojos Bar!
Friday, October 23, will see Cut & Paste 8 launched at Mojos, Fremantle. Host with the most Diggy Bones musters the talents of Shock One, Mile End, Brash & Sassy [Featuring the original Brash & Sassy line-up, with Erynn "the hot lawyer" returning for a very special guest appearance on keys], Tomas Ford, Tangled Thoughts of Leaving
[playing tracks from their forthcoming release], and Cut & Paste’s adopted son Massiv Trav
spinning in the betweens. Cut & Paste 8 feature artist Twenty Eleven will be displaying new works in the courtyard gallery, and an ‘exclusive’ bus motion sensory installation from members of the Ololo Collective. Tickets available through Heatseeker, Planet Video and Mills Records. Cut & Paste 8 will be available on the streets of Perth, Sydney and Melbourne, and online via. iTunes from Friday October 23. Check it www.cutandpastedvd.com Door entry to this launch night is $15 from 8pm.
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Sound Seductive
Geisha
Friday, 23 October
Coming together to serve up the finest seductive house music & world class bongo beats live to the mix for the hottest dancefloor at perths sonic temple of underground sounds...
Facebook info
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Bass Boutique VI at Mojos
Saturday, October 24, see’s Bass Boutique VI. Following on from the awesome night of Bass Boutique V, where the 2 Fat DJs release their debut EP Heatstroke, they’re back with Bass Boutique VI at Mojo’s, Fremantle’s best venue. Headliner DJ Lyndon was voted Best Newcomer in the WA Dance Music Awards in 2008 and since then has gone on to be signed with Wearhouse Records, moved to Queensland, dropped his own cracking tunes and collaborated with producer of the moment Calvertron. Also back by popular demand will be DJ Pickle with MC Jamain
, and of course Bass Boutique residents 2 Fat DJs. Entry is $10 from 8pm.
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Critical mass bike ride and 350.org climate action
The Perth Cultural Centre (Outside of PICA)
Saturday, 24 October
Critical mass bike ride for 350.org international day of action on climate change-the biggest simultaneous climate action ever!!
Meet outside of the PICA gallery, at the cultural center in Perth...so tell everyone!!
Take the streets to the esplanade where we assemble for an aerial photo in 350.org formation! then we cruise to parliament house, to meet the other 350.org rally
Critical mass at a critical point in time for humanity! Ride to show the world that we will not wait patiently for an irreversible climate catastrophe!
The COP15 International climate negotiations are set to take place in Copenhagen this December, and we need to send the strongest possible message to the federal government that Australians want to see a binding climate agreement to stabilise emissions at three hundred and fifty parts per million-the minimum level that scientists believe will be necessary to avert disastrous climate change. With over 2000 actions occurring in over 150 countries, we can all be a part of a climate solution.
After Perth, its on to Fremantle, at a friendly pace, finishing up at Clancy's fish pub at around 2pm.
For more info, check out 350.org, or the Australian Youth Climate Coalition's website-www.aycc.org.au
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Designer Clearance Sale
Mount Hawthorn Community Lesser Hall
Saturday, 24 October
All info on the Facebook page.
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mødular man
Velvet Lounge
Friday, 23 October
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Tentative Resonance
Spectrum Project Space
Friday, 23 October till Sunday, 01 November
An exhibition by Nathan Peake and Bess Williams
More Info?
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Nick Oliveri - Australia/New Zealand Tour October 2009
Norfolk Basement, Fremantle
Sat October 24th
You may know him as the long haired bass player on the early Kyuss albums or as the mysterious Rex Everything in The Dwarves. Others will know him as one of the creative partners behind Queens Of The Stone Age and more recently the screaming front man of Mondo Generator. He is of course, Nick Oliveri. A man that should need no introduction to rock fans across the world.
Throughout his career delivering audiences wild and loud rock shows with the aforementioned bands, Oliveri has found time to play intimate, solo acoustic shows. Just him and his guitar, blending songs he has written for the bands he has played in, specifically written songs for the solo shows and well chosen covers.
In this format he has further showcased what a great songwriter and musician he is. In support of his new solo album ‘Death Acoustic’, Nick Oliveri will tour Australia in October. Catch him in intimate, acoustic mode with special guests.
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Shape All Stars
Shape
Saturday, 24 October
More info here..
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Hotcakes! RTRFM's Annual Vinyl/CD Sale
The Velvet Lounge
Saturday, 24 October
Hotcakes returns for 2009 and we are clearing out a massive stack of cds, vinyl, clothes, and all sorts of stuff. It’s all for sale on Saturday October 24 at The Velvet Lounge, at the back of the Flying Scotsman. Come down and rummage through our varied odds and ends and pick up some bargains. We sell everything cheap Cheap CHEAP!!! This is cash and carry only! So make sure to bring a big bag for all your goodies. Hotcakes 2009, Saturday October 24 from 10am – 3pm, the next event on the RTRFM 92.1 calendar…
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Cheer to the Echo and special guests at Mojos Bar
Sunday, October 25, Cheer to the Echo, Helen Shanahan, Sugarpuss and Alecducak all play Mojos Bar! Entry is $10 from 6pm.
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LOW:FI Festival
Northbridge-Aberdeen Street Festival
Sunday, 25 October.
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VOIX DE LA VILLE
The Castle
Sunday, 25 October
Dressed as Girl and Pride have collaborated to bring you the second installment of "VOIX DE LA VILLE". A Perth based performance platform created for performance artists, drag kings/queens, cabaret starlets, burlesque,clowns etc to showcase their latest work.
Check out the Facebook..
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Thrill The World 2009 Perth
South Perth Foreshore
Sunday, 25 October
Be part of a Guiness World Record! And pay homage to the legend...The largest simultaneous dance of Michael Jackson’s "Thriller" at the exact same time around the world, for charity and to break the world record.
All the info on the Facebook
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Little Market Day 2009
DISTRACTED's Car Park-324 Oxford St (Entry from Marian St)
Sunday, 25 October
For all the info check out the Facebook page
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The Moon Sundays
This Sunday, October 25, Andrew Weir
will perform with his loop pedal at the Moon Cafe from about 8pm. Andrew recently held a performance outside a church, due to which, there were assuring results. Those inflicted with the Jesus psychosis otherwise known as faith in an unknowable god, more commonly referred to as being religious, sometimes labelled as daft, all were attracted to his sounds to discover that there is no glorious know all sentient being, no there is but temporary brilliance on a plain made enternal only through ethically and morally sound choices determined on a basis of intuition and logic. Whence they, the religious, threw off their archaic garb and were forever alleviated from such nonsense
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Perth Jazz Society
JOHANNES LUEBBERS DECTET
Monday 26 October 2009 @ 8:00pm
Admission Members $10 Student members $5 Non-members $15
This innovative ensemble has picked up a string of awards since their formation, including the 2009 Jazz ‘Bell’ Award for ‘Best Australian Jazz Song of the Year’, the 2008 WAM Song Competition (Jazz) and a 2009 nomination for ‘Best Jazz Act’ at the WAMI Awards. Don’t miss the opportunity to see this exciting young ensemble perform live in one of Perth’s premier jazz venues.
A graduate of the WA Academy of Performing Arts, Johannes Luebbers has won numerous awards, including the 2006 Bob Wylie scholarship and the 2006 APRA Professional Development Award for Jazz. He was recently awarded 2009 WA ‘Youth Arts’ Citizen of the Year at the West Australian Citizen of the Year Awards.
The line-up for this gig will be Emily Thomas & Kevin Penkin (flute), Stephanie Nicholls (oboe), Ben Collins (clarinet/alto sax), Dan Thorne (tenor sax), Callum G’Froerer (trumpet), Doree Dixon (french horn), Tilman Robinson (trombone), Chris Foster (Piano), Nick Abbey (bass), Ben Falle (drums), Aaron Malone (vocals), Johannes Luebbers (piano accordion) – a dectet with 13 members, now that’s value.
For more – go to www.johannesluebbers.com
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Wide Open Mic Night at Mojos Bar
Monday, October 26, performing at Mojo's for the Wide open mic will be a bunch of ambitious cats who will simply rock up on the night. This night is hosted by Justin Walshe – 0408 755 233. Justin and the crew that run the night love all kinds of performances. So whether you’re the new George, Julian Clarey, Elton John or Chopper Reid your act is eagerly awaited! Here’s your or somebody you know(s) opportunity to perform live just call Justin. These nights kick off at 8PM with about four acts each hour till 12. Entry is free.
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Nomoowolf Downs play Mojos Bar!
Tuesday, October 27, Nomoowolf Downs play Mojos Bar. Supports include Prita and the Perfect Strangers and Sean Brown and the Red Lights. Entry is $5 from 8pm.
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The Fremantle Blues and Roots Club
Wednesday, October 28, the Fremantle Blues and Roots Club is at it again delivering some of the best blues and roots music Fremantle has to offer. This week catch Blow (the Groovesmiths), Leah Miche and Matt Cal. Entry is $10 entry $5 for members from 8pm..
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Going Solo
Wednesday, October 28, at the Moon the artists playing the Going Solo night will be Jordi James, Jason Ayers and Goodnight Tiger. This week the artists will go on at 8pm. Entry to restaurants is always free!
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Northbridge Piazza Grand Opening
Corner of Lake and James Streets, Northbridge
Thursday, 29 October
Northbridge's newest landmark and activity hub – the Northbridge Piazza – will be officially opened on Thursday 29 October.
The City of Perth is organising an exciting evening’s entertainment and visitors to Northbridge are invited to join in for the first of many public events the space will host. A highlight of the night will be the performance of Pyrophone Juggernaut.
Described as a mechanical artwork of ‘Orwellian’ proportions, the Pyrophone Juggernaut is the largest multi-octave fire organ in the world made entirely from reclaimed metal and industrial salvage.
Five artists will create a spectacular unearthly concert of heart pulsing rhythms, ethereal melodies and sub-sonic percussive drones with 15m high flames.
The evening’s activities will also demonstrate the capabilities of the Piazza’s 8m giant LED screen as the audience can interact with real time interviews, video slams and a vox pop competition.
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Little Creatures Loft
Friday, October 30, there is a gig with the mot silly poster Cool Perth NIghts have ever designed. Haha - look at it - it's so funny! Hahaha. Anyway.. Playing this show will be Boom! Bap! Pow! Feliciy Groom duo, Simone and Girlfunkle and Trent Williams. Entry will be 8 bucks from 8pm.
the facebook!
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Simone and Girlfunkle
Having caught the ear of film producers from LA at One Movement on the weekend just passed Simone and Girlfunkle are knuckling down to more recording with shows coming up in the following weeks. Catch this glorious duo October 30 at Little Creatures Loft with all the acts mentioned on the very silly poster above : )
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CAPITAL CITY 'Keep It Stupid, Sucker' album launch
Amplifier
Saturday, 31 October
Capital City will be releasing their new album Keep It Stupid, Sucker on Saturday, October 17.
The follow-up to 2007’s debut Bad Money has, like its predecessor, been produced by Dave Parkin at Blackbird Studios, and will be released on WAMi award-winning local label Good Cop Bad Cop. Check out the band’s myspace to hear the new track I’ll Never Get Outta This Girl Alive.
The release date of the new album coincides with the band’s performance at the One Movement Festival. Catch Capital City on the Perth Esplanade along with Frankmusik, Sarah Blasko, Whitley, Scribe, Wolf and Cub and many more. See www.onemovementmusic.com for full festival info.
The official album launch party will happen at Amplifier Bar on Saturday October 31 and feature special guests The Scotch Of St. James along with Sydney garage-rockers The Shake-Up (last seen in Perth with Rocket Science) and the debut performance from Emperors, the new project for ex and current members of Genghis, Faith In Plastics and Kill Teen Angst.
Tickets are $10 + BF presale from Planet Video, Mills Records, Star Perth, www.heatseeker.com.au and www.moshtix.com.au, on sale Thursday September 10.
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iNFeCTeD 'crawlspace remastered' + remixed re-release / CD Launch
Hyde Park Hotel
Saturday, 31 st October
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of their seminal debut album 'crawlspace', West Australian metal pioneers iNFeCTeD have remastered it for re-release on Prime Cuts Music through Riot! Distribution in October.
The 2009 version of 'crawlspace' features all new artwork and a brand new bonus track; an industrial re-mix of 'Assimilate' by Andrew Wright, the original producer of 'crawlspace' and newest member of the band on keyboards/samples.
Presented by Western Front and Anger Management, the band will reunite to launch the album and perform it live at The Hyde Park Hotel Back Room, North Perth, on Saturday October 31st, 2009.
Supports for the evening are:
PSYCHONAUT
NAILS OF IMPOSITION
HUMAN EXTINCTION PROJECT
JUPITER ZEUS (ex-Nebula / Moth)
The event will be door sales only, with entry $15 or $25 with a copy of the CD.
For more info on iNFeCTeD visit htttp://www.myspace.com/infectedaustralia
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Frementle Records @ Mojos Bar
Thursday, October 29, Fremantle Records presents:
Helen Shanahan
Tree
The Blue Finish
the facebook!
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Oliver Mann plays creatures Loft
This is happening November 13 and Benedict Moleta will be supporting.
Olivers voice is unlike any in pop music today and the natural reverberation within the Loft space will only tease out further it's rare qualities.
See all there!
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Pikelet plays W.A!
Yepp.
Catch Pikelet at the Quarry supporting Sarah Blasko November 14 and at Creatures Loft November 15 w/ Rabbit Island, Felicity Groom and Erasers from 7pm. Seeya there dudes!
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Tourist
United Galleries
Thursday, October 8 till Sunday, November 15
Photography Exhibition-more details on the facebook event page
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Bohemian Shorts
Bohemia Outdoor Cinema, Princess May Park, Fremantle, Australia
Wednesday, 16 September till Monday, 28 December
Facebook Event
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Projector Bombing PERTH
OK people its on again...
we are going to project our drawings onto the streets of Perth.
This is for the greater good...
1. FUN
2. vibrate our city with light
3. promote graffiti
4. unite people
5. unshackle computers and projectors from the office
6. culture jamming
if you dont like it then please find a rock to hide under.
this project is not for profit and is self funded for your liberation...
so again heres the plan. we meet at undisclosed public location. We draw and animate buildings... take lots of photos, videos.. talk, conspire and plan other fun changes for perth. Go home, upload images and video and add new friends on facebook.
So as things change quickly... check this page on the day for the location. (should have a map up on 2nd Nov)
for more info on projector bombing in Perth...
www.grlaustralia.com
www.jerrem.com/notes/
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=13981952618
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Open Your Eyes Films
The Velvet Lounge, Flying Scotsman Bar
Beaufort St. Mt Lawley (near Walcott St.)
Every 2nd Tuesday
A bi-weekly screening of independent international documentaries that share important information regarding
the truth behind the real global political, financial and monarchy structures and their hidden agenda's. Discover the real roots of our true ancient history and the many biblical contradictions and false stories. Inform your self about why so many consumer products contain harmful additives and who is responsible and what are they.
For showing times and more info go to the facebook page
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Fremantle Print Award 09
Fremantle Arts Centre
Friday, 25 September till Sunday, 22 November
Facebook info
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Click the image for this weeks soundtrack to the mailout.
Independent exhibitions and bands are welcome to submit events to andrew@coolperthnights.com
If you are representing a festival, launch, tour or venue please forward your budget and plans to wetpaint@coolperthnights.com
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A word from the Editor
Despite the internet police saying we can't have the weekly unsubscribe quip, if you do unsubscribe to the emailout understand that you are basically saying;
'when my dog rubs against my leg I sometimes turn a blind eye'
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