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.

WE WANT YOU IN OUR MUSIC VIDEO!!!!!!!

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

COME JOIN US AT CALL THE OFFICE(216 York St @ Clarence, London, Ontario) ON

SAT MAY 14TH FROM 1 - 4PM TO BE IN A CROWD SCENE THAT WILL BE FEATURED IN OUR DEBUT MUSIC VIDEO SLATED FOR WORLDWIDE RELEASE.

ALL AGES WELCOMED. FREE TICKET TO OUR CD RELEASE PARTY TO THE FIRST 50 PPL THAT SHOW UP!!!

COME ON- SUPPORT INDIE ROCK AND HAVE YOUR 15 MINUTES OF FAME -- YOU KNOW YOU WANNA.

CHECK OUT WWW.ANTI-HERO.CA FOR MORE DETAILS!

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Jamie aka Speaka Freaka of Jungle Punks in Sydney Australia please contact me at tweaksta@spraci.com.

Thanks in advance.

Raff - aka DJ The Bass Bastard

The Orb virtually invented the electronic genre known as ambient house, resurrecting slower, more soulful rhythms and providing a soundtrack for early-morning ravers once the clubs closed their doors. Now they invite you to join them to sit back, relax, and drift into 'The Dream'. It's been a busy year for the orb, recording the album, playing Bestival, and seeing the seminal number 1 album, UFOrb getting a re-release. 'The Dream' sees Alex Paterson and Youth at their blessed, and melodious best. Their history speaks volumes, and the future is certainly bright! Track Listing 1 The Dream [The Future Academy Of Noise, Rhythm And Gardening Mix]

2 Vuja De

3 Something Supernatural

4 A Beautiful day

5 DDD [Dirty Disco Dub]

6 The Truth Is

7 Phantom Of Ukraine

8 Mother Nature

9 Lost & Found

10 The Forest Of Lyonesse

11 Katskills

12 High Noon

13 Sleeping Tiger & The Gods Unknown

14 Codes

15 Orbisonia

The Orb, for years the most fearlessly fascinating sonic maraude

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DJ Funk is the internationally acclaimed pioneer and undisputed king of Ghetto House music. With tracks licensed to the likes of Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, and Richard "Humpty" Vission for use in mixed CDs; along with having played 19 countries across 5 continents (sub-headlining with artists Wu Tang Clan, Run DMC, Funk Master Flex, Daft Punk, and Bad Boy Bill to name a few), having licensed deals with Moonshine, Sony, and Virgin Records for mix CDs, and creating a highly predominant house music sub-genre, DJ Funk has accomplished more by the age of 35 than most people achieve in an entire lifetime. The recently released mixed CD "Booty House Anthems 2" further establishes DJ Funk as one of the most prolific, intuitive, and gifted composers in contemporary dance music.

Now, DJ Funk stands tall atop the Ghetto House empire he created. With his independent Chicago based record label Funk Records/Funk Entertainment, DJ Funk continues to pump out Booty Bounci

Forget about just skating around in circles, an all women flat track roller derby team, the 'Northern Brisbane Rollers' is forming in the Pine Rivers area. "Anyone woman living in the Brisbane area is welcome to our beginner sessions at Albany Creek Skateaway", says Chyna Rhino. "many of the girls haven't skated in 15 to 20 years and are getting out there and giving it a go."

Roller Derby was revived a few years ago in the United States and is now taking off in popularity all over the world. "The sport these days is a bit different to what many people may remember from the 70's and 80's. It has less over the top theatrics and features a strategic game on quad roller skates with a bit of a punk aesthetic." Chyna Rhino explains, "We follow the rules set by the Women's Flat Track Derby Association in America. It isn't just about knocking down as many girls as possible."

Girls are also encouraged to dress up in crazy outfits and take on a pseudonym to fit their team persona. "In the Northern Brisbane Rollers we

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good morning! oh gosh i'm totally tired but last night was way awesome - although george michael didn't sing everything i wanted to hear - he left out three very important songs in my opinion and i'll let you know what they are when i do a review post on the show this weekend - other than that i had an excellent time - everyone was up on their feet most of the time - myself included! right now i've got the latest mashup selection from DJ paul v. - this one is jam packed with everyone from fleetwood mac to tone loc! popbytes over & out for now...xxoo † FROM DJ PAUL V.In the mashup world, some people look at Girl Talk (aka Greg Gillis) as the ultimate party starter, while others sometimes poo-poo his "everything but the kitchen sink" ADD approach to loading up his tracks. Sometimes just when you're diggin' a combo in the mix, it soon becomes something totally different. Me, I fall someplace in the middle, because there is no denying that Gillis can jam a party with his skills. His debut CD 'Night Rippe

We need bands to play some shows at The Masquerade! Here is what we have open...email Patrick patrickisgreat@yahoo.co m or myspace for more info!

www.myspace.com/pabbooking

AVAILABLE DATES:

June 25th - GOTH BAND opening for London After Midnight

June 26th- INDIE/GARAGE/PUNK/GOTH opener for Can Can

July 4th - ANY GENRE

July 5th - ANY GENRE

July 10th - ANY GENRE

July 11th - Indie band to open for Paper Route (coldplay meets mutemath)

July 17th - ANY GENRE

July 18th - ANY GENRE

July 24th - ANY GENRE

Hey Guys, We have just had a star ship visible from outside my house, flashing morse code... been sitting there for a few hours. Anyway, I sent this message to the wrong address, they didn't - I wasn't really working it out maybe it was something like - greetings oz ete, we come in peace - hopefully we can get niribu, moved.. --- Dear Disclosure Project, And another thing, why when you search for Area You know the place and stuff in Google there are all these images of humanoids with there mouths open like they died screaming, don't they know punk bands like the crass are about to crack and start singing "Screaming Aliens" in the past before it happened and so on.. That A is torture, b Humanoid Rights Abuse, c, will get us all wipe of the face of our planet, d) I dont like alien death wheels, and also within the 10% copyright of Human Rights the UN have... Humanoid, Human same thing to me as an indigenous species of this solar system. Why don't you send a technical question to the un with a photo buck

Wednesday date: $1

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electro:retro:goth:industrial

Every Wednesday night Inferno presents D.I.Y., featuring regional DJs spinning an eclectic blend of club beats.

Tonight a DIY-style mix of old skool PUNK, HARDCORE, PSYCHOBILLY, SKA, & METAL, featuring DJs BUNNYTRON and more tba.

Doors at 9PM, 21+ ID required.

NO COVER CHARGE all night.

$1.50 SELECT PINTS and $1.50 RAIL MIXERS until 10PM.|$2:|$3:|$4:|$5:|$6:

In the beginning there was... the Munich Music Machine: when Giorgio Moroder entered the US billboard charts in 1977 with Donna Summers erotic epos titled, "I Feel Love", a new music style was born. A combination of influences from Motown + Philly Soul to German Electronica + Kraut Rock Giorgio Moroder helped shape a new sound, a sound that still can be considered as one of the blueprints for todays electronic dance music: the bass drum + bass sound with repetitive synthesizer loops as still used in thousands of techno and house productions today.

The new sound of the Munich machine soon became mainstream, "Saturday Night Fever" was the last call of the kitschy hedonistic Disco before New Wave + Punk became the soundtrack of the urban Hipsters across Western Europe. Underground Disco Culture like in NYC`s THE LOFT or the PARADISE GARAGE hardly caught on in Europe. With the exception of the Northern Soul scene in the UK or Danielle Baldellis pre-cosmic music club nights at Baia degli Angeli in Italy, dan

Seor Coconut, the man of a thousand aliases, has struck again and amazed everyone once more. Following "El Baile Alemn" (dedicated to the German Electro pioneers Kraftwerk), "Fiesta Songs" (a joyful collection of popular songs including "Smooth Operator", "Beat It", "Smoke on the Water") and "Yellow Fever" (a tribute to his Japanese fellow musicians of the Yellow Magic Orchestra) here comes his fourth trick, which the musical knight of the Order of the Coconut has worked on for almost a year in real and virtual studios. "Around the World" would actually be a simple pop album if it was not for el Seor, alias Atom: he is just not interested in the easy route! If you are going to cover the pearls of international pop, you really have to contribute a powerful idea of your own. And you know you've made it when the musicians you are covering themselves take part in the recording, as the three members of the Yellow Magic Orchestra, Haruomi Hosono, Yukihiro Takahashi and Oscar and Grammy winner Ryuichi Sakamoto, d

fabric 41 ArtworkLike symbiosis, like the yin and yang, like your left and right hands, there is something both so free and passionate, yet also so technological, somewhat clinical, even precise and methodical about Luciano's music which onlookers always suggest is a reaction to him moving from Switzerland to Santiago, Chile when he was about 11 or 12. The suggestion that his music is directly correlated to those worlds colliding is not necessarily obtuse. Some parts minimal, deep techno and scientific electro, some parts southern rhythms and colourful melodies, making the identity of his music especially soulful as it seeps from a more alkaline space.

"My father used to fix juke boxes for a living so we had many, many records. A lot of disco, some French music, a lot of the hits, but the good hits! We had a lot of music at home, always. Neither of my parents were musicians but they loved music. My mother gave me a guitar when I was younger, that's when I first started to get into music. She gave it

The Dop has hit me up with a meme. I'm always unsure about what to do with these. Fraser Lewry over at Blogjam would point out that this is "merely hapless blog sewage ... that makes my hopeless shitsack of a website look up-to-date."

On the other hand, I'm quite interested in the transfer of memes, the way ideas pass from generation to generation. The idea of memes themselves is a perfect example. Richard Dawkin's popularised the idea in The Selfish Gene, where they were used as a literary example of how collective memory is transferred in a way similar to biological genes (hence the cumbersome rhyme). He then stood back and watch from the sidelines as others ran with the idea, analysing everything from religion and folk music to humour and fashion from this perspective. There are now books dedicated to meme theory itself.

This meme is not one of those ideas. It's one of the "fill in the blanks" exercises, no more interesting than a chain letter, which might tell the reader something about my personal lif

Death In June have a career which stretches back to 1981. The band rose from the ashes of punk band Crisis, and were heavily influenced by Joy Division initially, even down to a similar interest in WWII military iconography. However, as time went on, the band slimmed down to singer Douglas Pearce, plus different collaborators [...]SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Death In June - The Rule of Thirds (NER)", url: "http://www.cyclicdefrost.com/blog/?p=1981" });

FRIDAY, JUNE 06, 2008: Welcome to episode 45 of the ACIDplanet Waveform podcast. This week’s music extravaganza brings us Punk, Electro Acoustic, World/Folk, Country Pop and Hip-Hop. ( Rating: Squeaky Clean (G) / 16.4MB / 125Kbps / 17min 55sec )

Crass were an English anarchist punk rock band, formed in 1977 which promoted anarchism as a political ideology, way of living, and as a resistance movement. Crass popularized the seminal anarcho-punk movement and advocated direct action, animal rights, and environmentalism. The band used the "Do It Yourself" approach to produce sound collages, graphics, albums and films. Crass also criticized and attempted to subvert the dominant culture with messages promoting feminism, anti-racism, anti-war, and anti-globalization.

Crass practiced their "direct action" philosophy by spray-painting stencilled graffiti messages around the London Underground system and on advertising billboards, coordinating squats, and organising political action. The band also expressed its ideals by dressing in black, military surplus-style clothing and using a stage backdrop which amalgamated several "icons of authority" including the Christian Cross, the swastika and the Union Flag.

The band were critical

L7 was formed by Donita Sparks and Suzi Gardner on shared electric guitar and shared vocals. A year previous, Gardner had performed backing vocals on the Black Flag song "Slip It In". The punk rock duo were soon joined by Jennifer Finch on bass guitar and Roy Koutsky on drums. Koutsky left shortly after and Demetra Plakas ("Dee" for short) became their permanent drummer.

The band took its name from a 1950s slang phrase meaning "square," but is often mistaken as a reference to the sex position, "69". "L7" also happens to be the first letter and the number of letters in the word "Lesbian". The slang phrase "L7" can be heard in the classic Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs song "Wooly Bully" ("Let's not be L7, come and learn to dance..."), and in the Rick James song "Bustin' Out" ("L7- just a little too damn straight...").

In 1991, the band formed Rock for Choice, a Pro-Choice women's rights g

Op Ivy, short for Operation Ivy, was a punk band from near-Berkeley California. They were Jesse (vocal), Lint (guitar), Matt (bass), and Dave (drum). Later, they got Pat and Paul for the horn section (even tho i think they're not official members).

The band started in 1987 and ended in 1989, after playing over 180+ shows. They broke up right before they produced their first album (which was actually a tape, not a CD), and later titled Energy. The music is about non-conformity, thinking for yourself, fun, etc etc (you gotta check it out yourself). Most of the songs are ska (without horn), but there are some punkrock too (like Sleep Long and Hoboken).