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G55 live at the Tongue and Groove cafe for Audiopollen / Collage Planning

the dangerously hypnotic G55

leighton craig - keyboard
simon ellaby - guitar
eugene carchesio - drums

Added by joel on 22 February 2007

Electrofringe 2007 call for proposals

Electrofringe 2007 is now calling for proposals for this year's festival from artists, media makers, curators, researchers, writers, producers, enthusiasts... anyone really. Also we are calling for submissions of both online works and screen works for inclusion in this year's festival.

DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS - SATURDAY MARCH 31

DEADLINE FOR ONLINE AND SCREEN WORKS - THURSDAY MAY 31

Click here for details:
http://www.electrofringe.net/

Electrofringe is a 5-day festival of electronic arts and culture featuring national and international artists and occurring as part of the 'This Is Not Art' festival in Newcastle, NSW. The festival is dedicated to unearthing emergent forms, presenting innovative work and encouraging participants to explore technology collaboratively through skills development and exchange.

Please pass this on to your networks, post it on my space etc!

Added by autoclave on 22 February 2007

Audiopollen social club #8

Audiopollen social club #8
Sunday 25th February  7pm – 10pm
Concrete forest at THE FOREST
124 boundary st west end,  BRISBANE
entry by donation ($5)
www.halftheory.com/audiopollen  

Ian Wadley  'Abstract blue blues on solo electric guitar from the Brisbane born and bred  member of legendary groups including Holy Ghosts, Minimum Chips, Bird Blobs and  many more....Catch him play pieces from his new solo album '3 uneasy pieces'  before he jets off around the world again to play shows at All Tommorow's  Parties, SXSW (on the bill with Thurston Moore, Tetuzi Akiyama, Peter Walker  etc.) , and to play drums for bloody ......... (removed) (!!!?!)'
http://www.tblspn.net/
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The Deadnotes  'Born in brisbane australia, 1 december 2005.... Read more

Added by joel on 21 February 2007

Iron Maiden The Trooper By Gauchos

Added by joel on 19 February 2007

Leaves in The Weekend Australian

all Naturestrip titles available here

Added by joel on 18 February 2007

1. Doornock-POP-action - Cambull Badgery (AKA Dr Zam Scamera)

This Saturday February 17th (tomoro) at 5pm Dornoch Terrace Gazebo,
cnr Dornoch and Hampstead  rd. Highgate Hill/W-End. Rain or Shine  

A fresh look at the long-term-outsider-maverik-psycho-beat-freekster  Cambull Badgery (AKA Dr Zam Scamera) featuring Dugong  Assemblage guests.

Cambull began playing in Toowomba almost 30 years ago in  destroyed-noise-punk groups and has gone on to write his own chapter, in his  very own book; which includes episodes on SBS television, Glastonbury Festival,  JJJ and the entire East coast.

He has complemented such endeavours such as  Towoombas 'Forks for Eyes' art-collective, Kyogles MYMWLY horde and endless  warehouse and squat incidents. plus special guest appearances from (special guests).

Yeah, nahh- this ... Read more

Added by joel on 16 February 2007

Company Fuck + Botborg on youtube

Old Botborg stuff and new Company Fuck stuff.
http://youtube.com/halftheory

For example!



Note to half/theorists: you have access to this youtube account... Read more

Added by company fuck on 16 February 2007

As Serious as cancer

As part of our undeniable standards and discount mid-forties fashion student orgie bus syndrome symptoms, Y35.3 make a last minute trip to NSW for this coming weekend. All shows are BYO, All Ages kind of affairs.. drawn and quartered noisetone specialties will be finely tuned adjustments of just where your headed as follows:  

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Friday 16th of Feb @ The Boat Shed  
2 McGowan street, Putney.
 
Needletail
Eucalypt
Y35.3
Kandos
Very Much Robot  

6PM start.. donation entry if you desire  
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Saturday 17th of Feb @ The Sandwich Shop
                                  54 Henderson Road, Alexandria

Maripose
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Added by y35point3 on 15 February 2007

yet more more free music than you can shake a stick at

(unless your stick shaking skills are beyond compare, of course).

Here's a slightly edited version of the set I played at the recent gig at "Fair Laundrette" (or, as some would know it, my house) this weekend past.  I probably played a little too long on the night, and could made my 'point' in 15 minutes better than the 20 odd i ended up playing for, and that's what you've got here.  

Equipment used: tapes, vocals, percussion, electronics, turntable, radio.

Added by jpeatt on 14 February 2007

Sunshine Has Blown gets 9/10 in Foxy Digitalis! Brings reviewer's lifetime average down!

Sunshine Has Blown Musicyourmindwillloveyou

This record may take a while for some listeners. What may at first seem like a disjointed collection of ramshackle sonic events will reveal its peculiar internal logic on repeated listens. This is a very strange and understated album, but one with deep rewards for the patient among us.

Sunshine Has Blown is the duo of Joel Stern and Adam Park aided by various sound carriers from Brisbane, Australia. Each piece was recorded live and titled after the venue at which they were recorded. The instrumentation is a mix of acoustic instruments (most notably the mbira) and unobtrusive electronics. Park's tape loops add pre-recorded elements to the mix which call to mind a more rustic version of Smegma.

Despite the fact that this is most definitely experimental music, it... Read more

Added by joel on 13 February 2007