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Hey peep's I'm looking for anybody with the equipment and ability to write dub lines for my hardcore/pop punk band, preferably in adelaide so we can get you into our studio.

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I just arrived today on this site seeking fellow musos to rock out with in my band Old MenWith Retrievers the name coming from seeing so many old men andtheir dogs wanderign around Moonee Ponds where I used to hang out sometimes fuck knows why....I'd meet people there and stuff but it's all a blur...I live in St Kilda it's boring and depressing with everythign so expensive I have no social life!Thus I am a muso and comic. Though the comedy leaves me a bit bitter at times...Ibelieve music has savedmy life I stand by that. As so many do. I brought a guitar which I can play not greatly but enough to produce something of a song...A rough grungy punk deidcation to the creepy guys who try to pick meup on the 96 called 'I'm over it' I love it. It's the first song I produced on my own even if it is a bit roughbut it sounds cool that way.anyway we shall see what the future may bring...... cheers Rosie one of many rosies.....

BARFLY PROMOTIONS PRESENTS‘REV IT UP!’A High Octane Night of Rockabilly, Rock ‘n Roll, Country, Country Punk, Swamp Blues and more at THE EMPIRE HOTEL, Corner Parramatta Rd and Johnston Sts, AnnandaleSaturday February 17, 20078.00 p.m till late - $12 admissionFeaturing:-The Nervous Wreckers Far from making you a nervous wreck The Nervous Wreckers will move you to action. Bred into a heritage that includes The Louisville Sluggers and The Psyclones, The Nervous Wreckers pay as much due to Hank the originator as they do to Reverend Horton Heat the accelerator.MotorhankJumped up turned up punk-rock-country-roll. Hank Williams and Johnny Cash meet The Ramones and Social Distortion. If you like truckin songs about the road and nasty strip joints – think Motorhank.Coupe de VilleA rare appearance by Sydney’s longest serving 50’

This time last year EDM4MUSIC did not exist! Songwriter Sally Edmondson had set up Every Day Music Publishing as a vehicle to promote her own songs and had just met Jaime Boylan. Jaime had returned to Jersey having graduated, top of her class from the top of her class, from The Academy of Contemporary Music in Guildford. Jaime went on to record some of Sally’s songs and March 2006 Sally was promoting Jaime singing her songs and HMV Jersey was selling Jaime’s CD. By April 2006 Sally seemed to be attracting other bands, artists and songwriters all wanting to be heard and EDM4MUSIC had arrived! EDM now promote artistes from Jersey, London, Derby, The Algarve, Australia and now The Cameroons with the addition of the young band Elexir who are writing their own material. “My original thinking behind creating EDM4MUSIC was to promote Jersey’s young, emerging talent with Jaime and Off Limits in mind, but without advertising we are now promoting 13 artists/ba

BELFAST PUNX PICNIC WEEKEND (29/6/06 - 1/7/06) Venue address: The Front Page, 108 Donegall St, Belfast, Northern Ireland Thursday 29th June @ The Front Page Time:8pmEntry:4 Bands:The UpgradesPocket BilliardsS.T.U.N.T.Fool Friday 30th June @ The Front Page

24TH OF SEPTEMBER 2005!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PUSH START - Battle of The Bands - Kingston Heat!!!

The gig will be held at the Chelsea Town Hall, Station street Chelsea, opp. Chelsea train Station. Mel Ref 97 B1.

Headlineing the winner of Push Over 2005 SHOWCARD.

The battling bands are Secondtime, Assylum, The Chess Club, Soren, Stealing O'Neal, Fortnight and The Matt Katsis Experience.

The night will be filled with high energy pop punk, mad metal, rockin rock and big crazy fun sounds.

All this for the for only $8 with pass and $10 without.

This is an all ages, drug alcohol and smoke free event.

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INVITING ALL PUNKS, GOTHS, FREAKS, DRAGQUEENS, MUSIC LOVERS OF ALL KIND

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Substream proudly presents...

Lettercamp -Oh Well EP

w remixes from Daniel, Jasinski, Subrocka, The Sloppy 5ths, Matt

Thornley, Greg Churchill, Itech

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ARTIST: Lettercamp

TITLE: Oh Well EP

LABEL: Substream

OUT NOW ON BEATPORT!

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DESCRIPTION

Bass-heavy, electro-punk-pop band Lettercamp is the latest addition to

the Substream roster. Oh Well is a catchy, energetic and upbeat number

from this Detroit based band, and the first taster of their

forthcoming second album. This IS rock and roll 2012!

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Ali MC and New Dub City Sound 7 Inch Single

Raspect Records producer and frontman Ali MC presents the debut limited edition 7 inch single from New Dub City Sound, a fresh mash up of reggae, dancehall, hiphop and dub. Featuring two songs, Home and Dub in Liberia, Ali MC combines conscious lyrics, solid beats and a backdrop of echoes and delays delivered with distinct energy and passion.

Home, produced by Ali MC, is a laid back summer dub with an overlay of surf guitar sounds, while Dub in Liberia is a reggae soundscape of life in the wartorn African nation, and sees UK Metalheadz producer Mikal lend his gritty techniques to the track.

Adding to the stylish production sound is punk-pop sleeve art designed by Jamaican born, New York bred artist Freestylee, whose work recently appeared in the National Gallery of Jamaica.

The 7 inch follows the online single and film clip release Welcome to Melbourne, Ali's take on Damien Marley's seminal Welcome to Jamrock, which speaks of racism w

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http://www.chemical-crew.tvCHEMICAL CREW RECORDS - COMPILATION - MUSIC WITH MORE MUSCLE CD - BY VOID>>OUT NOW<<FREE FULL DIGITAL DOWNLOAD OF THIS ALBUM IS NOW AVAILABLEGET YOUR OWN DIGITAL COPY NOW!!!http://www.voidmusic.netDIRECT LINK: http://www.musicwithmoremuscle.com/Featuring: Skazi, Eskimo, Talamasca, S.U.N Project, MegaBand, Tamtam Vs. Dego, Shell Shock & of course Hosts - VOIDCHEMICAL CREW RECORDS - COMPILATION - MUSIC WITH MORE MUSCLE CD - BY VOIDTrack list:

1. Megaband - MTV

2. Void - Fuck The System (Skazi remix)

3. Tamtam vs. Dego - Superstar dj

4. Void - Horny

5. Talamasca - Action! (Void remix)

6. Void - Abra Kadabra

7. Eskimo - Is Electro

8. Void - Danger

9. Void - Energize (Eskimo remix, part 1)

10. Void - Machine (S.U.N Project remix)

11. Shell Shock - AdvanceRelease information:

Much as I have tried, I suspect I have not tried hard enough. I have to ask myself the question, ‘am I becoming tired of guitar driven bands?' The answer is no, I just struggle with this particular album. For some reason this does not move me as much as I expected, and indeed hoped it would. This is the best output by the Church, and it is solidly guitar driven no nonsense post punk inspired jangle pop. The twin guitars form the rhythm and provide a solid basis, then the bass line rolls in and finally the drums kick off. If that is not a good formula for a set of inspired songs then I don't know what it. The trouble is that it all comes across as being too detached from the emotions which one would have anticipated would lie behind the desire to make it.Within this format, "Destination" is as good a track as any to start an album. The problem is that, for me, the album doesn't seem to lead anywhere after that. It is almost as if, with an opener entitled "Destination", the album arrives at the beginning

Only John K. Samson, Canada’s punk poet laureate, would title a song 'Longitudinal Centre'. Longitudinal is not a word oft thrown around in pop music. Much of what Samson can and does do lyrically is not oft thrown around in pop music. Samson is, arguably, Canada’s best lyricist and Provincial is proof.

'The Last And' is particularly staggering: a song about the end of an affair between a lonely teacher and her married principle. “The last conjunction after every other and, I was just your little ampersand.” Heartbreak captured perfectly in punctuation. On the gorgeous duet with Christine Fellows, 'Taps Reversed', Samson perfectly illustrates the ridiculousness of our over-scheduled, obsessively anonymous, lives: “The calendar requests a meeting to discuss the time we waste. When would be good for you?”—Samson and Fellows half joke but there is also a terrifying honesty to these simple jokes. 'Taps Reversed' also holds as the album’s true stunner. Fellows&rsquo

The cover of Bob Dylan's "You Angel You" is the best track off this otherwise unremarkable album. I find it kind of peculiar how Manfred Mann had some of his biggest successes with Bob Dylan covers. However, I don't listen to this album much now and the band itself was, for me, reminiscent of a time in popular music when punk was changing the face of the music world and bands like this refused to change or adapt to the new wave and were about to be swept away. As a result, this album was destined to fade almost as soon as it was released. Yes it had some style - it was well-produced, it had some good musicians on it and it was well-played. Having said that, the over-emphasis on the synthesiser was a little wearying at times. Manfred Mann may well have been one of the best keyboard players of his generation but I was never a great fan of that instrument and found that all too often it was used to cover up basic deficiencies in ability or a critical lack of creativity. I cannot lay the first charge here, given

The Year: 1978 The Album: Magazine, Real Life Who it Influenced: Radiohead, The Smiths, The Auteurs, Pulp, Momus, Tall Dwarfs The debut album for post-punk originators Magazine —and the arch, ironic, anxious persona...

artist in the world, to an electro label. I'm fucking excited about doing this album because I wanted to do something unique and new and different with an artist that has such pull and reach.

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