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 This September marks the 10 year anniversary of the very first Something for Kate gig, and to celebrate this, the original line-up of the band featuring Paul Dempsey, Clint Hyndman and original bass-player Julian Carroll will reform for one night only in Melbourne. They will play the very early material from the first two EPs ("The Answer to Both Your Questions" and "Dean Martin") along with some other very early tracks not played by the band in many years. This one-off show will take place at The Prince of Wales in St Kilda,on Thursday September 2nd. Tickets will only be available at the door on the night (there will be no pre-sales); and doors open at 8.00 pm. All further details are available at somethingforkate.com. In other news, On August 23, SFK are set to release a double album of their b-sides. Titled 'Phantom Limbs - Selected B-sides', it contains 29 rare tracks and will be issued in a special 2-disc box set. Included also is the bonus bootleg live version of the highly desired "Truly".
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A big band in comparison to most with eight musicians coming from a variety of cultural backgrounds, Rastawookie express this eclectic mix of people with the tunes they blast out, incorporating dub, reggae, drum 'n' bass, hip-hop, latin, funk, african, ska, and jazz. Often compared to bands such as Ozomatli, Salmonella Dub and The Cat Empire, the crowds are continually getting bigger as word keeps spreading about this underground Sydney based band and how they are bound to be the next big thing! If you're looking for something different and tired of seeing bands that play sets that sound like one big song, then come and join the celebrations with the party atmosphere and fresh sounds that Rastawookie bring. Friday August 13 @ The Civic Hotel and Saturday 14th August @ The Charlton Bar, Manly.
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25 years in the game is a huge achievement for any business... But the odds are really stacked against you when your business is an independent record store, dealing in underground musical genres! Utopia Records have done that and to celebrate there is a huge licensed, all ages show at the Manning Bar... Headlined by one of Sydney's most successful independent & underground acts, COG, this all day event celebrates, and showcases, some of the best the "heavy music scene" has to offer at the moment, while displaying the diversity the scene encompasses under that genre. From Cog's epic sonic soundscapes, to Frankenbok & Daysend's blistering metal assaults, through to Omerata's hardcore angst with Brace & Walk The Earth filling in the points in between! This show will also be the debut gig for Walk The Earth, the new band featuring DW Norton (ex-Superheist) and Jamie Ludbrook (original Damaged vocalist). Exciting times ahead once these guys descend upon the metal scene over the next few months! Read More for the full days rundown!
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Posted by Bomber on Tuesday, August 03 @ 01:42:29 CDT (37 reads)
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In July 2003 Blacklevel Embassy rose from the embers of a number of Melbourne and Sydney groups including Warped, Solaris, Little General and Ricaine. Blacklevel Embassy are six arms and six legs working in unison to create a severe aural assault with a barrage of gravelly, driving electric guitar, morbidly obese bass and powerhouse drumming. They will follow their performance as the backing band for the one-man sex show that is Spod at the Zoo, Brisbane on Black Friday (13th August) with a dose of real heavy rock. Rics Cafe, Brisbane will be the venue, 2am (Saturday morning) will be the time. Dust off the denim, fill the glass and prepare to rock.
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Sydney's rock/punk troopers Unpaid Debt, have been working round the clock quite literally in 2004. With their recent unearthing by the J's, the four piece have been tearing up the rock tarmac with the likes of Mad Caddies, headlining their own shows, and still having found time to head into the studio to record their forthcoming EP, 'Broken Hearts, Broken Bones' which boasts 'Verity' and five other great tracks, Now, they're ready to flex their musical muscles as they take over the Wednesday night 'Blue Print Sessions' residency at the Surry Hills Excelsior with a whole crowd of Sydney's finest talent, including The Optionals, Bagster, Australian Thighs, Ward 4, Crank and the Self Righteous Brothers. If that's not enough, whilst hitting the Sydney stage every week in August, the guys will be heading to Melbourne and their first visit to WA. Unpaid Debt will release their new EP, 'Broken Hearts, Broken Bones' in October. Read More for Blueprint Sessions lineups.
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Posted by Bomber on Thursday, July 22 @ 21:20:47 CDT (42 reads)
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In a time when the Gold Coast’s live music and club scene needs a change on the rock tip. Cobra Club arrives to challenge preconceived notions of punk/rock/hardcore nightlife. A party program of hybrid styles and genres, Cobra Club cannot be categorized or pigeonholed with any existing club or live events on the Gold Coast. It is the new noise for a new generation. Every Friday from 8pm at The Troccadero Clubhouse, Cobra Club will showcase local, national and international live music, DJs, and skate/music/street multimedia works. Complimentary and contrasting styles combined in a minor punk rock revolution, and always at an accessible ticket price. To launch it there's a two night shindig going on. Thursday August 5 with After The Fall & The Hot Lies, and then Friday August 6 with A Secret Death, In Ashes We Lie, The Scare.
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Posted by Bomber on Wednesday, July 21 @ 23:31:14 CDT (17 reads)
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After returning from their hectic 40 date tour of Europe and UK, Crank locked themselves away in their studio to record their third album which is finally finished and ready for release by Rabbit Records. The album titled "The More Things Change...", is also due for release in Europe/UK sometime in august through Subway/Cargo Records.The band has a new line up now, featuring Craig Dogg (Drums-Gwylo)and Matt Ritchie (Guitar-Moulder). Crank play The Excelsior in Surry Hills, this Friday July 16 along with The Optionals,The Baddies and Platform 22.
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Perth folks it's your time to shine as Gyroscope launch their 'Sound Shattering Sound' album in their home state this weekend, these shows will surely be sellouts so make sure your ticketed up. Along for the ride is Sydney's Staying At Home who are losing their Perth virginity.
Saturday July 10th.
All Ages @ Amplifier Bar (Arvo)
Over 18s @ Rosemount Hotel (Night)
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Posted by Bomber on Wednesday, July 07 @ 00:00:00 CDT (18 reads)
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T.I.S.M. make a much welcomed return to Sydney to promote their new 'White Album' this weekend with two shows at The Metro Theatre.
Friday 9th July w/ High Society & Self Righteous Brothers (Jay & Lindsay Frenzal)
Saturday 10th July w/ Fragile & Dos Dedos
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Posted by Bomber on Wednesday, July 07 @ 00:00:00 CDT (29 reads)
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the clubs . . . No Life Til Leather returns with more '80s metal than you can shake a wig at! No Life Til Leather 9 will take place on Saturday July 3 at the Marquee in Camperdown, and not only will you be treated to the sounds of Vain, LA Guns, Motley Crue, Ratt, Forbidden, Slayer etc, but there will also be a special performance by Kissteria, AND... they'll be giving away tickets to see Brides Of Destruction Live at Gaelic Club on August 12 & 13, gift vouchers from Altering Images Hair at Crown Street, Surry Hills & the new Velvet Revolver album Contraband. Sex, drugs and rock'n'roll is alive and well!
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It's Hardcore 2004 time again, it's upon us this weekend, if you've been living under a rock heres the details.
Friday July 2nd @ Manning Bar, Sydney University. All Ages. Doors 6pm
I Killed The Prom Queen + Mindsnare + Shotpointblank + Last Nerve + Parkway Drive + Miles Away
Saturday July 3rd @ Gaelic Club, Surry Hills. 18+. Doors 3pm
I Killed The Prom Queen + Shotpointblank + Not For You + Parkway Drive + Taking Sides + Miles Away + Mindsnare + Omerata + Outbursk
more info www.resistrecords.com
Want more after Hardcore 2004? Head a bit down the road (walking distance) to The Lansdowne Hotel, Broadway for Demolition Highstyle, Lifefarce & The Critics from 11.30pm - 3.00 am. Cheap drinks, free entry, party the night away
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After their recent sell out harbour cruise, Heifer are set unleash some heavy rock this week at two venues over two big nights. Thursday July 1st at the Palm Court Hotel 268 Princes Highway, Corrimal w/ Ded Phoenix + Harmonics. Free Entry. Also Friday July 2nd at the Excelsior, Surry Hills w/ High Stakes + Jetstream + Powerhead. More info at www.heifer.com.au
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Don't forget the NSW leg of the mighty Democracy Tour hits NSW this week. 28 Days / One Dollar Short & After The Fall make up the lineup, all 3 bands have new albums coming out so expect to hear lots of new tracks. You can catch them Wednesday night at Crest Hotel, Sylvania, Thursday night at the Mona Vale Hotel and Friday night at Evans Theatre, Penrith Panthers, that ones all ages.
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Due to overwhelming demand The Frontier Touring Company & Hive Creative are pleased to announce that Jurassic 5 have agreed to add another Melbourne show to their already extensive touring schedule. With the first show at The Metro sold out in just weeks, Melbourne fans will have one last chance to see Jurassic 5 in a second concert on Thursday 29 July at the Prince Of Wales. NZ star Scribe and local Melbourne band Still Thinking will join the night’s bill, ensuring this is one of the most anticipated lineups to hit Melbourne this year.
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Unpaid Debt are currently buried in Velvet Studios recording their new ep which should see the light of day sometime in August, they will be let out of the dungeon to play a show at Manly Fisho's this Saturday 26th June with Feeding Edgar, Overpass and The Reason, doors open 8pm and it'll set ya back $10
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