An evening it was.
Thur 31/01/08.

To begin: paeces.A somewhat vocal based "noise" quartet, that used some pecussion (such as bells and sticks) and some electronic things (such as kiddie keyboards and effects). Everything drenched in delayand reverb ( Read more... )

Wed 23/01/08
@ Horse Bazaar:
a cosy little bar with most of the walls covered by projector screen, with differnt (moving) visual art being played on it.

Buttress O'Neel:
Pop songs through a lot of effects, so that it becomes noise, interesting.

Dave Brown & Robin Fox:
Dave Brown playing seriously fuzzed up guitar, Robin Fox processing that ( Read more... )

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To begin. The lights went out, all but for a few small blue LED's; as the curtains were seperated. (This after quite a wait in the quaint Toff in Town.) ...a slight pause... Building harsh industrial sounds emminated from the sourounding speakers, knobs were tweaked and the mechanical fury was but only heightened.

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Friday 31 August 2007 - Corner Hotel::

These Hands Could Separate The Sky:
Openers quite a typical post-rock (no not Radiohead!) band. Follow the usual formula, with occasional differnces. Overall quite good, definalty have the genre down (No Mono though.), interestingly they were using Marshall Mode 4 amps (they are meant to be for nu-metal, and ( Read more... )

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It was the 26th of May, and Kyle and I headed down to "Exile on Smith Street", a quirkily arranged little bar with a tiny stage, a tiny stage that would hold some very large music.
First up there was a two peice drone metal band very much along the lines of sunn O))), but a little bit differnt. Entertaining enough if your sitting down ( Read more... )

On Wednesday the 9th of May, Kyle and headed of to see, a band of three.
They go by the name of Boris you see.
(Also another band; sunn O))); of much more than three.)

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I may have left writing this review a bit late...
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So it was the Mastodon and Slayer concert, on the 15th April.
I headed out to Richmond a bit early to meet Tomo and see what the happs was and that jazz. We bummed around and remarked/commented on the varied croud attending the event, the selection of fans was vast, young girls who looked ( Read more... )