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Breaking news Announcements  Midnight Youth will be performing with Young Lyre for a one-off show at Auckland’s Powerstation on Friday Killer Party 28 October. ’s strictly vinyl label Monkey Killer Records Our are marking their third year in business by throwing pick  The first line-up for Homegrown a birthday bash next month. In what seems like a has been announced for Saturday 18 very grown-up and mature decision, the gig will February at ’s waterfront. be held in the afternoon on Sunday 16 October. This announcement includes some Mountaineater, Operation Rolling Thunder, Idiot big hitters such as , , Prayer, Conray and Kilmog who will all be spread David Dallas, and over the two stages between Bennu and XII Below. 30/01 plenty more, but we’ll be waiting to 16/10 see what underdogs will be in the Lanewayday second announcement next month. The Laneway Festival is officially  Nelson high-school heartbreakers back in action, and has found yet The Peasants took away the Rhythm & Rhythm another new spot to call home. Smokefreerockquest title over the The day of fun will go down on weekend, winning them a grant of And Rhythm Monday 30 January next year at the $10,000. Keep your earballs peeled for Another sideshow/sister show has been announced new Silo Park, formerly known as their single which should hit radio as part of the Rhythm “& suffix” gigs all going down the Tank Farm down on Auckland’s waves in the coming months. later this year. Rhythm And Alps will be taking Waterfront. No official word yet as over Terrance Downs in Canterbury’s Mt Hutt with to who’s performing, but that will  The AotearoHA series hits Grandmaster Flash, , Six60, 1814, all be announced on Monday 10 Auckland’s SKYCITY Theatre on Friday Homebrew, A Hori Buzz, The Eastern and roughly October. Place your bets and start 28 October with Ben Hurley, Mo another 30 acts on show. The festival goes down the rumours... Kheir, Urzila Carson, Guy Williams 28/12 on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 December with and Tom Furniss performing. tickets from 1-night.

Groove Guide is ’s leading weekly music and entertainment publication. 10,000 free copies are available every week at music Breaking Records stores, cafes, fast food outlets, nightclubs, It’s the 30th anniversary of Flying Nun this November, bars, restaurants, cinemas and retail stores and the iconic label is celebrating in epic proportions. throughout new zealand. If you would like to Throughout the celebratory month a range of Nun stock Groove Guide please contact esther@tan- artists will play shows in Auckland, Wellington, giblemedia.co.nz or call (09) 360 5701 ext. 848 and Dunedin. Those on the line up include The Clean, HDU, The Bats, Ghost Club, F Editor in Math and Alphabethead. The 30th anniversary 04/11 Grant Hislop [email protected] launch parties will be held at Auckland’s Kings Arms on Friday 04 November and The Garden Club in Dub Ya online Editor Wellington the next day, with performances from Matt Monk [email protected] 04/11 will be playing at The Popstrangers, Surf Friends, T54 and more. Hunter Lounge at Victoria University Editorial assistant in November as they celebrate (a Tyler Hislop [email protected] little late) their July double-album SUB Editorial release Freak Control Madness – The Elise Brinkman Raise the Tempo Twenty Track Park. After about 15 The Tempo Dance Festival 2011 kicks off later years of international touring they’ve Designer this month. Friday 30 September sees the eighth picked up a few tricks. Newtown Greta Gotlieb [email protected] incarnation of the celebration go down at Auckland’s Rocksteady Soulsystem and DJ Rudeboy will handling the support Advertising new Q Theatre on Queen Street as it runs through to [email protected] Saturday 08 October. 15 showcases of all things dance reigns for the Wellington show. will be packed into the nine days of contemporary Accounts brilliance, ranging from all ages works to naughtier, Gail Hislop [email protected] 30/09 nudier, burlesqueier performances. Contributors Justin Fowler, Ricardo Kerr, James A. Robins, Chris Pole, Jimmy Ness, Shaun Jones, Matt Cook, Nicole Yorston, Jon Snow, Matthew Basementfest.2011 Turner, John Brinkman. A nifty little boutique arts festival will be going down in Auckland and it all starts on Monday at print Image Print ltd. The Basement. Basementfest.2011 will include theatrical thrillers, street art, burlesque, DJs, stand-up 25/11 Publisher and plenty more. Running through to Saturday 22 Hark Entertainment LTD October, performances include Yours Truly, Haunted PO Box 37584 Parnell, Auckland Love, My Mother Says I’m Talented, Tourettes and a The Jazz-Cat 26/0922/10 Regrooved Block Party. Check it out online – it looks like a biggie. Experience due to space and content requirements, not all Acclaimed Ethiopian musician gigs may be listed. listings are user generated. Mulatu Astatke will play his first groove guide assumes no responsibility for any ever New Zealand show at Auckland’s inaccuracies, errors or omissions. groove guide is provided ‘as is’, for your in- ALL THAT YOU DESIRE Powerstation later this year. Referred formation only, without warranty of any kind, Jess Chambers will be kicking off her three-stop tour to as the “Father of Ethio-Jazz”, either expressed or implied, including, but not this week in celebration of her new album Desire. Astatke has been sampled by the likes limited to, fitness for a particular purpose and Following her hugely impressive 2008 debut Jess of Kanye, Nas and Damien Marley non-infringment. the guide’s publisher assumes no responsibility for and disclaims all liability Chambers and the Firefly Orchestra is no easy task, and contributed to Jim Jarmush’s 2005 for any inaccuracies, errors or omissions in this but she managed to come out on top playing her part hit Broken Flowers. Australian and guide and do not share the opinions expressed in The Woolshed Sessions pretty well so expect good Ethiopian collaborators The Black within. reproduction in whole or in part with- things. The talented songstress hits Auckland and Jesus Experience will be playing out permission is prohibited. copyright 2010 22/09 Wellington this week. support for the November show. ISSN 1172-675X

Grooveguide.co.nz | 5 news worthy groove file The Sounds Of Dan Fisk The Ministry Of Sound Compiler Silver for Dubstep3 APRA decked out the Auckland Town Hall on Tuesday the September 13 to honour and celebrate New Zealand’s finest song writing talent in the annual Silver Scrolls. The always-entertaining Master of Ceremonies guided an evening that weaved in a plethora of musical interpretation. Each of the Silver Scrolls finalists had their work interpreted by musical peers under the guide of Musical Director for the night Don McGlashan. These included an epic heavy metal interpretation of Sounz Contemporary Music Award winner Lyell Cresswell’s ‘Concerto For Piano And Orchestra’ stylishly thrashed out by kimono wearing Richie Allan And The Heavy Metal Ninja’s. Relationship status? The jovial Graham Brazier led Hello Sailor to the plinth In a relationship to be inducted to the New Zealand Music Hall Of Fame. Touching speeches about those passed and a memoir by Favourite drink? self-confessed Hello Sailor groupie Peter Urlich made this a Jack Daniels & Coke very special occasion. Gin Wigmore teamed up with Steve Abel And The Chrysalids to perform a strong folksy-blues Any vices? rendition of ‘Blue Lady’. Impatient The Maioha Award for contemporary Maori song writing went to Tyna Keelan for ‘Ko Koe’. Keelan was somewhat First gig played? When and where? surprised and was sure to mihi his fellow finalists Ngahiwi Scala, Apanui and . The delightful Sandy Mills performed his song. First gig in attendance? Brooke Fraser took out the award most played song in New Michael Jackson, Bad Tour 1985 Zealand with ‘Something In The Water’. The main event The Silver Scroll went to Dave Baxter for First album? Avalanche City’s ‘Love Love Love’. “This is too weird,” said Michael Jackson Thriller Baxter, not expecting to be up and giving an acceptance speech. Baxter’s song was given an a cappella fused gypsy Favourite current album? bohemian rock treatment by Benka Bordovsky Bordello Sound of Dubstep 3 Band. Other performers brought the stage to life included newly When I grow up I wanna be? home Cut Off Your Hands and Homebrew Crew. John David Beckham Rowles closed the night with ‘Cheryl Moana Marie’.

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The Audio Foundation will be holding an informal panel discussion this week. On the panel will be Richard MacFarlane and Tim Gentles from Rose Quartz, and Programme Leader of Critical Studies at Elam School of Fine Arts Jon Bywater, all of whom will be talking about “recent technological changes, and the impact that this has had on notions of DIY music culture... new interactions between DIY techniques and modes of distribution, and styles typically associated with the non- DIY overground”. The Sunday Salon goes down at the Audio Foundation HQ located at 4 Poynton Terrace in Auckland’s upper CBD/K Road just off Pitt St. Malcontented

In awesome comic book (or graphic novel if you want to be PC about it) news, a local comic artist and author has made the list. Chris Grosz’s new release Kimble Bent: Malcontent is published by Random House NZ and has made number seven on the bestsellers lists of locally published books. The publication retells the history of Kimble Bent, a little known folkhero and American soldier during the 1860s. Grosz has previously worked as a political cartoonist and music poster designer, illustrating for Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Frank Zappa and plenty more reputable names. More than anything it’s great to see NZ audiences opening their literature minds and welcoming more left-of-centre publications and realising that comics aren’t just the funnies. Mad excelsior props.

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shit worth Releases and Reissues winning of Montreal will be releasing a very limited edition box set (literally in a box) containing Go to grooveguide.co.nz and enter all of the band’s 10 full-length albums. the draw to win these prizes Only 500 sets will be available for purchase through Joyful Noise Recordings. won’t be hanging with Faith THEATRE GIVEAWAY No More anytime soon. He’s just announced the release of his latest film score,Music from the Film and Inspired by the Book The Solitude of Prime Numbers. That is exactly as it sounds. Guess how the track listing is laid out? Prime numbers. Jersey-ites Real Estate will be releasing their sophomore album Days through Domino. The impressive album was produced by Kevin McMahon who has previously worked with the likes of Titus Andronicus and The Walkmen. Days is slated for a mid-October release. The newest Kate Bush album 50 Words For Snow is slated for a Monday 21 November release. The concept album (if you can call it that) only has seven tracks but a 65 minute run-time. Each song is a new track and is set against a background of falling snow. Very experimental. After a three-year hiatus, Evanescence will Don’t miss this one chance to see award winning be releasing their third album through EMI. playwright Albert Belz’s breathtaking gothic tale The self-titled release follows their debut of love, lust and betrayal presented as part of the album Fallen that took away two Grammy Basementfest.2011. Awards back in ’03, and the less popular 1 X DOUBLE PASS TO BE WON sophomore effort The Open Door. ALBUM giveaways Film news in brief Stitchkingdom.com has a load of tidbits and - VELOCIRAPTOR BULLETPROOF - DUB ME tidbobs about the upcoming Muppets film 5 X CDS CRAZY 3 X CDS including character synopses and plenty of trivia to get you excited for the nostalgiagasm feature. Did you know Miss Piggy has 12 costume changes in the film (more than any other “actor”) and that over 120 Muppets will appear in it? A Party Down reunion could be closer than we’ve ever thought. Adam Scott (Henry) has said that the cast and crew are “like 90% there”, and that everyone from the actors and producers “all THE RAPTURE - IN THE SALMONELLA DUB want to do it”. Hopefully it will come to fruition GRACE OF YOUR LOVE 4 X SINGLES PACK faster than the still unconfirmedArrested 3 X CDS Development movie. Alcon, the production company that bought DVD GIVEAWAY the rights to a Blade Runner prequel or sequel which has Ridley Scott attached to direct, is YOUR HIGHNESS 3 X DVDS planning to reboot none other than Point Break. STARRING DANNY Will the infamous line “I’m not gonna paddle my MCBRIDE, NATALIE way to New Zealand” will make the cut? PORTMAN AND JAMES FRANCO. / DIRECTED BY Duncan Jones’ less impressive follow-up to DAVID GREEN. his debut Moon is being turned into a television series. CBS will be developing Source Code, and word is it’s the same style of plot as the film – someone goes back in time for eight minutes to solve a mystery. If you’ve seen the flick, you’ll know that the revelation at the end of the film doesn’t seem all that plausible as structure for a television series.

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Actor, artist, B-boy, producer and The Lyttelton collective of The The original theatre shock-rocker brings drum’n’bass invigorator Goldie starts Eastern, , Lindon everything Coop’ to The Trusts Stadium in his three-stop tour this week down Puffin, The Unfaithful Ways, The Tiny Henderson for this one-off Auckland show. south before moving up for a show Lies, Al Park and Runaround Sue arrive Celebrating his latest album Welcome 2 My in Wellington at Sandwiches on in the capital trading their tunes Nightmare, the “Shreikquel” in Cooper’s words to Thursday and finishing at Auckland’s and times for a bit of charity to help the 1979 hit Welcome to My Nightmare, Alice will Zen on Friday. It’s Goldielocks, baby. quake victims. be supported by Head Like A Hole.

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The early ‘90s hardcore punks have That awesome game that old people This New Zealand-made horror flick will either be hit about 20 years of recording and play in all the movies isn’t just for old or miss. As in, total cult hit or just a laughable mess. touring under their studded belts and people. It’s also for hip young drapes We’re all for Nazi zombies, which is why video games are celebrating their latest album like you! If you’re a square you can these days are so awesome. This film basically has release Scars. If you didn’t know, their at least go along and look like you’re exactly that, with special effects by Weta Workshop. vocalist is called Human Furnace. So bitchin’. It’s been called “Saw with Swastikas”. there’s that. Friday 23

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After three critically-acclaimed albums, British band Kasabian are back to unleash the colossal Velociraptor! on the world, and they have no doubt it could be one of the best albums of the last decade...

It can be really difficult for bands sometimes, all that posturing and through the music press without so much as a shrug – Pizzorno even proclaiming your own infinite awesomeness from the rooftops at every writing the score to 2010 gangster-flickLondon Boulevard during his turn, and sure, you may lose integrity the more you do it – a bizarre months off. Apparently taking anything and everything in their very form of boys crying wolf – but it’s imperative that you have the musical lofty stride is a key ingredient to making the Kasabian machine tick capability to back it up. over. And boy do Kasabian have some tunes. You can always tell when a band like this will release their next record Formed back at the turn of the millennium, Kasabian were the sort of due to the increasing torrent of self-reverential quotes that spill forth, lad-band everyone was looking for in the vacuum left by the post-Oasis and this time is no different with Pizzorno matter-of-factly stating: “The boom of the mid-‘90s, forcibly wrenching the swaggering and cock- aim was to make a modern classic, one that people can take to their swinging torch from the hands of the Brothers Gallagher and waving hearts and sing along to. It’s been fifteen or sixteen years since the last it enthusiastically from the hilltop that the New Musical Express created truly classic album, but I think we’ve done it.” for them after the success of their self-titled debut. The mechanical He’s talking about Velociraptor!, their upcoming fourth record which mastery of ‘’ and mega-hit ‘Clubfoot’ eventually led to follows the psychedelic majesty of Pauper Lunatic Asylum the nigh-on concept album Empire and its own posse of chart successes, that spawned some of their biggest hits to date. Judging by leading single increasing the size of a few already-inflated egos. Between guitarist and ‘Switchblade Smiles’ – a stab of murderous and haunting lead songwriter and typical Midlands lad , that is equal parts gothic dirge and sneaky pop hit – they’re back to the the pair managed to insult almost every young up-and-coming gun, thunderous roots for which they first gained notoriety. asserting that they were the Second Coming (“dance music was on its It seems impossible for a band such as Kasabian to achieve anything arse before we came along”), all the while letting praise and adoration more than they already have – ludicrous claims aside. rain down upon them, not least of all from Brother Noel himself. But if an asteroid wiped out all of the dinosaurs in one foul swoop, then The band, completed by drummer and bassist Chris it will take something equally as impressive to knock this band from the Edwards, seem to fulfil their own prophecies though, packing out top of the food chain. stadiums, releasing chart-topping records and bragging their way WRITTEN BY JAMES A. ROBINS

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Best of TRACK BY TRACK – Written by Serge Pizzorno ACID TURKISH BATH (SHELTER FROM THE STORM) “There’s a Native Indian call at the start. It’s got that immigrant song feel to it. We were after that huge John Bonham drum sound to go with it. “It’s the sort of song which will sound great crunching out of the radio. It’s massive, it stomps on everything else. We wanted to get that crunch The lyrics were inspired by hip-hop MCs like Doom and Gift Of Gab. you hear on old Turkish psychedelic records, really full on and in your I love that whole, ‘this is us, and if you don’t like it, fuck off’ attitude. face.” ‘Days’ is us stating our case. There’s a line in it which goes “Call me a cliché/How right you are”. I might be a rock’n’roll cliché but I take pride in it.” “This is a really simple song, just guitar, bass and drums. It’s traditional and perfect in a weird way. There’s a bit of a bluesy, country feel to it. LA FEE VERTE If you know the band or hang around with us it will make sense. Come “It’s a psychedelic tune about those moments when you look around round mine for a smash up you’ll get some Roy Orbison, you know what and think the dream is over, and the only thing left to do is pull out the I mean?” absinthe and head for oblivion. The whole X Factor celebrity culture thing. Dogs in handbags. There are lyrical references to a few people in SWITCHBLADE SMILES there - for one.” “This is full-tilt Kasabian. The title was inspired by this interview with Morgan Freeman where he described someone as having a switchblade VELOCIRAPTOR! smile. I knew exactly what he meant. He was talking about one of those “It’s the natural end to the first half of the album. A great place to people who seem pretty friendly but you know underneath they’re a flip the record over. It’s an adrenaline surge, meant to represent this right evil fucker. This song captures that feeling of edginess. You don’t frightening force bearing down on you, whatever that may be. That know what’s going to happen next.” feeling of being chased.”

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As far as reputations go this guy is a legend . Delivering funkalicious tunes for over a decade, he stands a king amongst dubstep.

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The latest addition to Jay Bulletproof’s respected dubstep portfolio comes under the banner Dub Me Crazy. He says that it’s a natural follow- on from his last album, using the same idea of keeping it “local”. As this was written, title track ‘Dub Me Crazy’ featuring Jessie G had already registered over 50,000 YouTube hits. There is an undeniable anticipation for this album, a year in the making. Bulletproof likes to think of his work as a marriage of genres. The collaboration and remixes on this album feature an impressive list of New Zealand music cohorts; the already mentioned Jessie G features regularly, and her talent joins an artist list that reads more like an honours plaque. Familiar floor-fillers Computers Want Me Dead, Kidz In Space, current dubstep scene explorers Crushington and the beautiful voices of Hollie Smith and all feature. Bulletproof thinks that it’s amazing to work with such variety: “It’s awesome to be able to work with such a close knit community.” When asked what influences his styling, he admits that he tries not to listen to other peoples work. “I don’t want to be like anyone else,” he muses. That’s probably the secret to his decade-tested success. Reflecting on his own work, Bulletproof acknowledges that it comes down to the music. His insider advice for new dubstep blood is “don’t rely on noises”; a golden tid-bit that he practices himself. Concentrating on the funk and groove has helped him create an album that snubs the current ambivalent relationship of dubstep and relentless chainsaw styles. Bulletproof has created the perfect onslaught of bass that would satisfy all true dubstep fans. Bulletproof is a DJ first and foremost. “It’s all I’ve ever done,” he says. “I’m happiest live.” Why? “The feeling of everyone raving off to my music,” he comments, is what he gets off on. There is a busy calendar ahead for Bulletproof, so groupies – get your diaries out. He plans to kick off touring Dub Me Crazy at a show in Tauranga on September 16, but a more extensive Australian and New Zealand touring schedule for September and October is due out soon. He’s also already booked in to set the pace at Homegrown, BW Campgrounds, and Northern Lights. A good enough excuse to cancel Christmas and spend the pingers on a roady or three if there ever was one. The release of Dub Me Crazy is a bit of a treasure trail; it’s set to be released in three different forms. The 16-track standard version will be available pretty much everywhere, and an iLP version will be exclusively available at JB HiFi, which will include the standard 16 tracks plus a further nine to keep the bass hunger at bay. A 24-track version will also be made available on iTunes. Clean yourself up, it’s time to rave.

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Sale St The Britomart Wed 21 Selecta Sam & Dee Why: 7pm: Free Country Club 1885 Basement Manuel Bundy & Creative Jazz Club: Phil The Britomart Nyntee: 5pm: Free Broadhurst CD Launch: 8pm: $10 Country Club Lewis Tennant: 9pm: Free The Kings Arms Be Club 95bFM Presents Where Are You Fresh Blood #7: 10pm: Free The Kings Arms Sleeping Tonight - A Nirvana The New Telepathics w/ F in Math Tribute Show: 7pm: bCard Entry event listings Mexican Cafe & Nameless Sons + Guests: 8pm Live Latin & Brazilian Music: 8:30pm: Free The Wine Cellar Jess Chambers ‘Desire’ Sat 24 Music Theatre, Concert: 8pm: $20 School of Music 1885 Basement Sun 25 Staff & Guests: Gao Ping Jennifer Zea & MayaVanya: (): 8pm: Free 7:30pm: $30 Fri 23 Goode Brothers 1885 Britomart Chloe Duo: 4pm Ponsonby Social Club 1885 Basement Highlife Deluxe: 10pm: $10 Kenneth Myers Centre Tyra Hammond & The Circling Jazz In The Basement w/ Sun Band: 9:30pm: Free Emerging Artists: Jason Roger Manins & friends + The Audio Foundation Bae - Carnaval: 5pm: $15 MayaVanya: 8pm: Free Girls Pissing on Girls Pissing Racket Bar Tangiwai Release: 6:30pm: Koha T-Rice: 6pm: Free Ponsonby Social Club 1885 Britomart Conch Sunday Grill: 6pm: Free Punch The Clock: Benn Morrison Be Club Rakinos & Andy JV: 10pm: $10 Be Saturdays: 10pm: $5 Playing Up: 9pm Rakinos Be Club CASSETTE ALL THE WAY LIVE Sale St Be Free Fridays: 10pm: Free Sick Disco meets Space Disco: The Jason Eli: 7:30pm: Free Sale St Return of the 90’s Jam w/ guests Shae: 2pm: Free Florries McGreals P-Money, Bevan Keys & Ben The Britomart David Shanhun: 9:30pm King + Dick Johnson: 10pm: $10 Country Club The Kings Arms Junior: 9pm: Free Southern Fried Sunday Juice Bar at the De Post w/ The Grifters & special Windsor Castle Mitch French: 7:30pm guests: 5pm: $10 The Kings Arms Fantine The ‘Eleven’ Tour: 8pm Ringworm (US) w/ Guests The Florries McGreals The Kingslander Burial & Oilbarrons: 8pm: $20 Mexican Cafe Lee Gray: 10:30pm The Silhouettes: Salsa Party w/ DJ King 10pm: Free The Kingslander Salsa: 11pm: Free New Brew Salsa Night: 7pm: Free De Ja Vu: 8:30pm Music Theatre, School of Music Ponsonby Social Club Mon 26 Lunchtime Concert: Guitar & ABs vs France then Sandy Thu 22 voice students: 1pm: Free Bay Social Club: 6pm: Free Racket Bar Flex: 6pm: Free 1885 Basement New Brew Racket Bar From Scratch: 8pm: Free The Cover Up: 8:30pm Page 3 & Jerm: 8pm: Free 1885 Britomart Racket Bar Rakinos Tue 27 Blakout w/ Adam B & Tido & Killamanraro: 6pm: Free JAPONICA: 10pm: $10 Sarge: 9:30pm: Free Rakinos Sale St Empire Tavern Grant Marshall: 7pm: Free Empire Million Dollar Be Club HIGHSTREET BOOGALOO Trivia Show: 6pm: Free Be Thursdays: 10pm: Free ft. DJ CXL: 9pm: $5 The Britomart Florries McGreals Cassette Nine Rising Sun Country Club Mark C: 8:30pm Cassette Allstars ft. Aza Pony, DUBJB Music Presents: THE Chip Matthews: 10pm: Free Dirty Uncool & guests: 10pm: Free ROOTS FESTIVAL WARMUP SERIES: 9pm: $10 Racket Bar The Kings Arms Huffey Street Sound Pajama Club: 8pm Ink & Coherent System: 6pm: Free SHAKE YOUR WEIGHT ft. Sale St WeightShakerz: 10pm: Free Page3, Mixed Tape Kidz, The Kingslander Dee Why: 5pm: Free The Sick Sundays: 10pm: Free Rakinos ACOUSTIC: 5:30pm New Brew Franko: 5:30pm shooters saloon The Lucha Lounge CURVY BBW PARTY: 8:30pm: $20 The Connoisseur Club presents Sale St Josh Leys: 7:30pm: Free Ponsonby Social Club DICK DYNAMITE & THE Occupational Therapy: Free Stampede Bar & Grill DOPPELGANGERS: 9pm: $5 BACK TO SCHOOL ft. DJ SIRVERE The Kings Arms Kings Arms Quiz: 7:15pm: Free Racket Bar & TANIA M: 10pm: $15 Western Lights Conch w/ Cian & Murray The VHF: 8pm The Kingslander Cammick: 6pm: Free Takutai Square Quiz Night w/ Tom & Mika’s AROHA Mardi Whammy Bar Stu: 7pm: Free Rakinos Gras: 6pm: Free Witch’s Tit: 9pm: $10 PLATFORM BIZZ: 9pm The Windsor Castle The Back Beat Bar Open Mic Night w/ KATIE SCOTT & THE MISS T’S Kiwi FM: 9pm: Free EP RELEASE PARTY: 8pm: $10

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Wellington gig guide

SANDWICHES SOUTHERN CROSS BAR Wed 21 Fri 23 Substance: Equinox Edition Vinyl Club record fair Bar Medusa BATS Theatre The Garden Club The Lido Cafe Meat @ Medusa: 9pm: Free Death By Cheerleader: 8pm: $18 Newtown Rocksteady & Fraser The Neil Billington Blues / First Asian A* B*: 6pm: $18 Ross & the Felt Tips w/ DJ Art Band: 8:30pm: Free BATS Theatre Official & Israel Starr: 9pm: $10 Death By Cheerleader: 8pm: $18 BODEGA The Rimutaka Tavern A late night rendezvous THE PARAMOUNT Zombie Ball: 8pm: $5 BODEGA w/ Paperscissors...after Mr Mime & Friends Back Paddock Sessions the game of course THISTLE HALL The Quiet Lady Wellington Sound Trilogy 2011 Mighty Mighty FOXGLOVE Elaine Abras: 6pm: Free The Harbour Union, The Eastern, DJ B-Lo Barry Saunders: 9:30pm: $15 FOXTAIL San Fran Bath House Takas Sun 25 Fuyuko’s Fables EP Sat 24 Releases show w/ Big HAPPY BODEGA River Chain: 8pm: Free Tommy & The Fallen Horses, Bar Medusa Quilmes Party Jesse Sheehan, Finn Johnson FIIN’s debut EP release party ‘Self Flagellation’: 8pm: $10 Meow MATTERHORN Acoustic Routes New Horizons DJ Mike Fabulous BATS Theatre Concert: 7:30pm: $15 Thu 22 First Asian A* B*: 6pm: $18 / MEDUSA Death By Cheerleader: 8pm: $18 San Fran Bathhouse BATS Theatre Fear The Setting Sun (AU) w/ Jess Chambers ‘Desire’ First Asian A* B* : 6pm: $18 / Of Blackest Oceans, Elephant Bettys Concert: 8pm: $20 Death By Cheerleader: 8pm: $18 Of The Ocean, Authors Mi Casa Su Casa ft. Jamie D (Cave Recordings, Guesthouse The Lido Cafe Bodega Meow Records): 10pm: Free The Boptet: 7pm: Free Acoustic joy & Psyche Special Presentation: Master rock: 8pm: $5 World Percussionist & Jazz BODEGA Alphashift w/ Kabanaz & Zorn CAVERN CLUB Musician, Tom Teasley - Supported by Eb & Sparrow Tue 27 The Nouns, The Gentlemen + Guests: 8pm: Free FOXGLOVE Callers, Anna Parsons DJ Ayesha Kee BATS Theatre Mighty Mighty First Asian A* B*: 6pm: $18 HAPPY A Fistful of Doo-Riffs: 9:30pm: $10 THE LIDO Rutger & Wendy, Diving The Neil Billington Blues Band & Lady Parts BODEGA Paramount Cinema Tuesday Night Speakeasy Mr Mime & Friends: 10pm MATTERHORN Mighty Mighty The Eggs - Swing Dance Night Delete Delete Delete, The Russian Frost Farmers Dickens & DJ Terry Styles: 9pm: $5 The All Seeing Hand presents Mighty Mighty SEA OF HANDS Women’s MarineVille & Terror of SAN FRAN BATH HOUSE Refuge Fundraiser: 9pm: $10 the Deep: 9:30pm: $5 Pajama Club San Fran Bath House San Fran Bath House SANDWICHES Little Bushman & Electric Little Bushman & Electric Goldie & MC LowQui Wire Hustle: 8:30pm: $30 Wire Hustle: 8:30pm: $30 (Metalheadz, UK) Fabric Live Tour Christchurch gig guide

CPSA BUILDING, CPIT The Brewery CIBURB BAR Wed 21 New Music Collective The Right to Talk to Strangers Insane Jane Presents Live at CPSA EP release tour w/ Nadia Reid, FINNEGANS Uncle Srcim & Terror at Ten CLUB 22 Ben Campbell & Friends EVENTS VILLAGE Thousand Feet: 8pm: Free DJ Nick T The Thursday Sessions THE BREWERY THE VENUE-MUSICBAR FUEL BAR The Eastern Family FINNEGANS UCSA & BandSoc Presents Fuel Bar presents Tommy Thursday Night Jam Sessions Battle of the Bands Finals D, Danny Ill & Infrared THE VENUE-MUSICBAR The Venue Open Mic FUEL BAR PIERSIDE CAFE Tommy D, Danny Ill & Infrared Beach Breaks w/ DJ Dmand Fri 23 PIERSIDE CAFE TELSTRACLEAR CLUB Thu 22 Karaoke - D.J Chick ARANUI HIGH Christchurch Arts Festival SCHOOL THEATRE - Fathers & Sons CIBURB BAR POMEROY’S Christchurch Arts Ollie Virduoso Festival - C’mon Black THE BREWERY Keepin’ On w/ Veitch & Ussher CLUB 22 SALSA LATINA STUDIOS THE BEDROCK BAR Salsa Night Maestro B Lincoln Drive THE VENUE-MUSICBAR Cut Off Your Hands

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FERRYMEAD ALE HOUSE THE NUT POINT CENTRE WIGRAM AIRFORCE Sat 24 Smashbox Concert no 2 of the Jazz MUSEUM 2011: Classical Jazz Christchurch Arts Festival 206 BARBADOES ST FUEL BAR - Christchurch Memorial Elysium Fields Presents Fuel Bar presents Tommy The Elegant Skull D, Danny Ill & Infrared Sun 25 THE BEDROCK BAR Mt Olympus Ski Field Mon 26 FireBird MEL PARSONS & THE RHYTHM KINGS: 12pm: Free CIBURB BAR BROOMFIELD D’sendantz PIERSIDE CAFE Spring Equinox 2011 NORTH HAGLEY PARK Nuttin Trivial - Quiz Night Garden Variety - The Bats THE GEO DOME CIBURB BAR w/ Custard Bear Christchurch Arts Festival - Studio 54 Footnote Made in New Zealand TELSTRACLEAR CLUB Tue 27 CLUB 22 Christchurch Arts Festival - NO 4 DJ Mike T / Christchurch Sunday Sessions BEALEY ALE HOUSE Arts Festival - Fathers & Sons Jamming w/ the Jamesons ELMWOOD COMMUNITY POMEROY’S AUDITORIUM THE BREWERY Bongo From the Congo CBS ARENA Christchurch Arts Familia Moja Benefit Concert TELSTRACLEAR CLUB Christchurch Arts Festival Festival - C’mon Black - NZSO Odes to Joy THE GEO DOME Christchurch Arts Festival - EVENTS VILLAGE Christchurch Arts Festival - Mike Nock Trio / Christchurch The BATS in the park Footnote Made in New Zealand Arts Festival - C’mon Black

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Wed 21 Sat 24 THu 22 Sat 24 REFUEL CHICKS HOTEL Cambridge Municipal Claudelands Arena Hunting Bears, Cult Disney We are the Mainstream festival Band Rooms Hellmilton Roller Ghouls & Julian Temple Band presents -Gate, John White, Ded Cambridge & Districts Pipe Band Present: Bout Bloody Time Sparrows & Gold Medal Famous Subculture (Qtwn) The Meteor Cock & Bull Dread Bass Wednesdays - Refuel The Glencoe Massacre Pageant Hayden Booth Ping Pong Comp: 9pm: $5 Mountaineater & Left Or Right w/ Thundercub: 8pm: $15 VOID Diggers Bar Ringworm (US): 7pm: $20 Tempist Fujit SAMMY’S The Verlaines & Cut Museum Huntly RSA Thu 22 Off Your Hands Musical Feast Ardijah: Le Voyage Chicks hotel Subculture (Qtwn) Live & Loud Heartloud Tour: 8pm Tsubliminal & The Madhatter MC (aka JB Naste): 9pm: $5 Subculture (Qtwn) Fri 23 Tue 27 The SubStation (DnB): 9pm: Free The Church Cock & Bull Cock & Bull TLA, Mansweat & The Tuesday Trivia Falconets: 9pm: $2 Hayden Booth Diggers Bar Fri 23 Get Toasted w/ Zionhill, N-N-Jah & TWK Soundsystem: 8pm: $20 DUNEDIN PUBLIC Sun 25 south island ART GALLERY Flow listings Haunted Love Album Release Show Taste Merchants The York St Studios Band poWERed by Simon Comber The Right to Experiments 2011 Glue Gallery Talk to Strangers EP release MY,OH. ALBUM RELEASE: 10pm: $5 w/ Michael Steven: 4pm: $5 Tokoroa Cosmopolitan Club REFUEL Ardijah: Le Voyage We are the Mainstream festival presents - Psychic Maps, Mon 26 Trees Tavern Death By Silo, The Doyleys Tempist Fujit & Gold Medal Famous REFUEL Open Mic Night Waikato Museum Subculture (Qtwn) Foreskin’s Lament Electric Fridays: 9pm

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Upcoming tours & events 95 bFM Nirvana Tribute Subtract, & The Drab Doo Riffs Goldie (UK) Sat 24 Sep Space Monster, Whanganui Wed 21 Sep Revolver, Queenstown Show Decortica Fri 30 Sep Static, Hamilton Thu 22 Sep Sandwiches, Wellington Fri 23 Sep The Kings Arms, Auckland Sat 31 Dec Trentham Fri 23 Sep Zen, Auckland Racecourse, Upper Hutt EarthTonz NYE Music Alice Cooper (US) Hall & Oates (US) Thu 22 Sep The Trusts Big Day Out 2012 Festival ft. Tommy Lee Sat 28 Jan Church Road Winery, Napier Stadium, Auckland Fri 20 Jan Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland (US), DJ Aero (US) & more Sun 29 Jan Villa Maria Estate, Auckland Sat 31 Dec Gibbston Valley Alizarin Lizard Black Dice (US) Station, Queenstown The Harbour Union Wed 21 Sep The Tap, Mapua Wed 05 Oct The Kings Arms, Auckland Wed 21 Sep Mighty Mighty, Wellington Thu 22 Sep Baby G’s, Nelson Eddie Izzard (UK) Thu 22 Sep St Peters Town Fri 23 Sep Dolce Bar, Nelson Hall, Paekakariki Sat 24 Sep Strawberry Tree, Kaikoura The Business (UK) Mon 07 Nov St James Fri 30 Sep Refuel, Dunedin Wed 02 Nov Dunedin Theatre, Wellington Musicians Club, Dunedin Tue 08 Nov St James Theatre, Wellington Horusset Thu 03 Nov Al’s Bar, Christchurch Sat 01 Oct The Royal, Wed 09 Nov The Civic, Auckland Amiria Grenell Album Fri 04 Nov Bodega, Wellington Palmerston North Thu 10 Nov The Civic, Auckland Sat 05 Nov The Kings Arms, Auckland Sat 15 Oct After Dark, Rotorua Release Tour Fri 11 Nov The Civic, Auckland Sat 24 Sep The Playhouse, Nelson Thu 29 Sep Telstra Clear Club, C. Spencer Yeh (US) Christchurch Arts Festival Sat 01 Oct Audio Foundation The House of Capricorn HQ, Auckland Album Release Tour Sun 02 Oct The Wine Cellar, Auckland Fri 21 Oct Whammy Bar, Auckland Anika Moa & Barnaby Mon 03 Oct The ARC, Wanganui Fri 28 Oct The Venue, Christchurch Weir Acoustic Tour Wed 05 Oct None Gallery, Dunedin Sat 29 Oct No. 8 Wired, Timaru Thu 29 Sep Town Hall, Raglan Thu 06 Oct The Archive, Christchurch Fri 30 Sep The Charter Fri 07 Oct Happy, Wellington Club, Whakatane Sat 08 Oct Fred’s, Wellington Jess Chambers Album Sat 01 Oct Underground Release Tour 2011 Cellar, Havelock North Camp A Low Hum 2012 Electric Wire Hustle Thu 22 Sep The Wine Cellar, Auckland Thu 06 Oct The Garden Thu 09 Feb - Mon 13 Feb 203 Coast Fri 23 Sep San Fran Bath Sun 25 Sep San Fran Bath Club, Wellington Road, RD 1, Wainuiomata House, Wellington House, Wellington Fri 07 Oct Regent Theatre, Hokitika Sat 24 Sep San Fran Bath Fri 30 Sep Fairfield House, Nelson Sat 08 Oct The Boat House, Nelson House, Wellington Thu 13 Oct Chicks Hotel, Dunedin Chris Cornell (US) Fri 14 Oct Rippon Hall, Wanaka Sun 02 Oct Michael Fowler John Waters (US): This Sat 15 Oct Wunderbar, Lyttleton Centre, Wellington Explosions In The Sky Filthy World Sun 16 Oct Cinema, Geraldine Tue 04 Oct ASB Theatre, Auckland Mon 31 Oct The Opera Wed 05 Oct ASB Theatre, Auckland (US) Thu 15 Dec San Fran Bath House, Wellington Bachelorette House, Wellington Wed 02 Nov The Civic, Auckland Fri 07 Oct The Archive Cold Chisel (AU) Fri 16 Dec The Kings Arms, Auckland (Darkroom), Christchurch Fri 02 Dec TSB Arena, Wellington La De Da Festival w/ Fat Sat 08 Oct Glue Gallery, Dunedin Sat 03 Dec Vector Arena, Auckland Fri 14 Oct San Fran Bath The Fetish Ball Freddy’s Drop, Donovan House, Wellington Sat 29 Oct Studio, Auckland Sun 16 Oct Galatos, Auckland Coromandel Gold w/ The Sat 12 Nov The Venue, Christchurch Frankenreiter (US), Adults, Shapeshifter, Katchafire, State of BaseFM’s Radiowaves First Asian A* B* Mind, Concord Dawn & Sat 01 Oct Sawmill Cafe, Leigh Shihad, Trinity Roots & Thu 22 Sep - Sat 01 Oct BATS Fri 30 Oct Rakinos, Auckland More Theatre, Wellington More Fri 30 Dec Ohuka Farm, Coromandel Fri 30 Dec Dry River Road, Sat 31 Dec Ohuka Farm, Coromandel Martinborough Fleet Foxes (US) Sat 31 Dec Dry River Road, Fri 13 Jan The Hunter Martinborough Cut Off Your Hands Lounge, Wellington Fri 23 Sep The VenueMusicbar, Sat 14 Jan Auckland Town Christchurch Hall, Auckland Laneway Festival 2012 Sat 24 Sep Sammy’s, Dunedin Mon 30 Jan Silo Park, Auckland Sat 01 Oct Galatos, Auckland Fly My Pretties Sat 29 Oct The Regent, Dunedin Death By Cheerleader Sun 30 Oct Geo Dome, Christchurch Tue 20 Sep - Sat 24 Sep BATS Mon 31 Oct Geo Dome, Christchurch Theatre, Wellington Thu 10 Nov Mercury Theatre, Auckland BaSEmentFest.2011 Fri 11 Nov Mercury Theatre, Auckland Mon 26 Sep - Sat 22 Oct The Sat 12 Nov Mercury Theatre, Auckland Basement , Auckland Def Leppard (US) & Heart Sat 19 Nov St James (US) Theatre, Wellington Baths (US) Wed 12 Oct Vector Arena, Auckland Sun 23 Oct San Fran Bath (US) w/ House, Wellington Defamer (AU) Tenacious D (US) Left Or Right, Bella Kalolo Fri 18 Nov The Basement, Auckland Tue 13 Dec Western Springs, Auckland Mountaineater Frozon & Fri 23 Sep The Globe, Palmerston North Disasteradio Frenzal Rhomb (AU) Freezor NZ Tour 2011 Fri 30 Sep Juice Bar, Auckland Sat 24 Sep Refuel, Dunedin Sat 01 Oct Orca Bar, Raglan Fri 07 Oct The Kings Arms, Auckland Fri 28 Oct Bodega, Wellington Mon 10 Oct Queens Wharf Fri 14 Oct The Archive, Christchurch Sat 29 Oct The Kings Arms, Auckland RWC HQ, Auckland Sat 15 Oct TBA, Dunedin Fri 21 Oct Arc Theatre, Wanganui Live and Loud Heartland Fri 28 Oct San Fran Bath Galaxie 500 tour 2011 Beyond The Black NYE House, Wellington Fri 14 Oct Bodega, Wellington Fri 23 Sep Traffers, Gore Festival ft. 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Upcoming tours & events Portishead (UK) The Shake Up (AU) Thu 10 Nov Vector Arena, Auckland Fri 30 Sep Cassette Nine, Auckland Sat 01 Oct Mighty Mighty, Wellington

Mangawhai NYE Party Sweet 3 ft/ J. Williams, Sat 31 Dec Mangawhai Adeaze, Aaradhna, Young Tavern, Mangawhai Sid & More Thu 20 Oct Altitude Bar, Hamilton Meatloaf (US) Fri 21 Oct Altitude Bar, Hamilton Wed 26 Oct TSB Bank Shotgun Alley Sat 22 Oct Altitude Bar, Hamilton Arena, Wellington Raggamuffin 2012 Wed 12 Oct Vector Arena, Auckland Fri 28 Oct Bay Park Arena, Tauranga Sat 28 Jan Rotorua International Thu 13 Oct The Shed, Rotorua Sat 29 Oct Vector Arena, Auckland Stadium, Rotorua Fri 14 Oct Brewers Bar, Tauranga Tahuna Breaks & david Sat 15 Oct The Cabana, Napier dallas Monkey Killer Records Rhythm & Alps Thu 20 Oct Bodega, Wellington Sat 22 Oct Coroglen Wed 28 Dec Terrance Downs, Mt Hutt Fri 21 Oct The Kings Arms, Auckland Tavern, Coromandel 3rd Birthday Thu 29 Dec Terrance Downs, Mt Hutt Sat 22 Oct Zeal, Auckland Sun 23 Oct Gisborne Food & Sun 16 Oct Bennu & XII Below, Dunedin Thu 27 Oct Butterbank Bar, Whangarei Wine Festival, Gisborne Fri 28 Oct Refuel, Dunedin Rhythm & Vines 2011-2012 Sat 29 Oct The Venue, Christchurch Mono (JP) Thu 29 Dec - Sat 31 Dec Taylor Swift (US) Sat 01 Oct The Kings Arms, Auckland Waiohika Estate, Gisborne Fri 16 Mar Vector Arena, Auckland Simon Comber - The Right Sat 17 Mar Vector Arena, Auckland The Moody Blues (UK to Talk to Strangers EP Sun 18 Mar Vector Arena, Auckland Sat 26 Nov Michael Fowler Rhythm & Vines Side Centre, Wellington Show w/ Diplo, Katy B, release tour Sun 27 Nov The Civic Theatre, Auckland Thu 22 Sep The Brewery, Christchurch Magnetic Man, Digitalism Sun 25 Sep Taste Merchants, Dunedin & Ruby Frost Mulatu Astatke (ET) Thu 29 Sep Vector Arena, Auckland Fri 25 Nov Powerstation, Auckland Six60 Wed 12 Oct The Hunter Lounge, Wellington Ringworm (US) Thu 13 Oct Saints & Mylo (UK) Wed 21 Sep The Kings Arms, Auckland Wed 28 Sep Studio, Auckland Sinners, Invercargill Thu 22 Sep Void, Hamilton Fri 14 Oct Town Hall, Dunedin Fri 11 Nov Powerstation, Auckland Tempo Dance Festival The Naked And Famous Fri 30 Sep - Sat 08 Oct Fri 04 Nov Town Hall, Auckland Rippon Festival Q Theatre, Auckland Sat 04 Feb Rippon Vineyard, Lake Wanaka Slouching Toward New Zealand Improv Bethlehem Tuborg Summer Sunday Wed 31 Aug - Sat 10 Sep BATS Sun 29 Jan Matakana Music Festival 2011 Roger Waters: The Wall Theatre, Wellington Mountain, Matakana Tue 11 Oct - Sat 15 Oct BATS Theatre, Wellington (US) Sat 18 Feb Vector Arena, Auckland Mon 20 Feb Vector Arena, Auckland Splore 2012 We Came As Romans (US) Fri 17 Feb - Sun 19 Feb Tapapakanga Sat 29 Oct Zeal, Auckland Northern Lights Festival Wed 22 Feb Vector Arena, Auckland Regional Park, Auckland Thu 23 Feb Vector Arena, Auckland ft. tiki, p money, concord Wellington dawn, bulletproof & Roxette (SE) International Ukulele more Sat 11 Feb Vector Arena, Auckland Fri 30 Dec - Mon 2 Jan Orhcestra Fri 23 Sep Eltham Town Hall, Eltham Pakiri Beach, Pakiri Sat 24 Sep Eltham Town Hall, Eltham Sun 25 Sep Te Manawa, Old Loaves & Spook The Palmerston North Sat 01 Oct Odlins Plaza, Wellington Horses Fri 07 Oct San Fran Bath Fri 14 Oct Tabac, Auckland House, Wellington Sat 15 Oct Void, Hamilton Sun 09 Oct Odlins Plaza, Wellington Pajama Club Sat 03 Dec San Fran Bath House, Wellington Sun 04 Dec The Kings Arms, Auckland Salmonella Dub Fri 04 Nov The Hunter Spring Break The Phoenix Foundation Thu 05 Nov The Pettigrew Lounge, Wellington Fri 23 Sep Caroline Bay Green Arena, Napier Sound Shell, Timaru Thu 29 Sep Rugby Village Sir Richard Branson (UK) Fanzone, Wellington Thu 20 Oct Viaduct Events Steely Dan (US) & Steve Fri 07 Oct Rugby Village Centre, Auckland Fanzone, Wellington Winwood (UK) Fri 04 Nov Vector Arena, Auckland Thu 13 Oct The Strand, Tauranga Sat 03 dec Wine & Food Winterfest Sat 24 Sep The Bigtop, New Plymouth Festival, Christchurch Sun 25 Sep The Bigtop, New Plymouth

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It’s a shame a band this good If their name tries just a Photonic is the brainchild of The Wolf Gang kick ignorant isn’t much better known. This, little too hard to capture the Auckland’s Craig Scott. Under raps over versatile production. their first full-length album, zeitgeist, musically Panther this pseudonym he has created ’s Beats follows last year’s excellent and the Zoo suffer no such an album of bizarre riff rock and Left Brain recorded Late Night Kebab EP. Quirky pretensions. Casually produced that could very well melt your BlackenedWhite before the and left-field poet/front man by Bob Frisbee with the same brain. If anything, this album group stirred up a cult-like Shane Hollands unashamedly off-handedness he lent to is daringly hard to classify. The frenzy. The album’s re-release draws thematic and stylistic Street Chant’s excellent debut songs range from spaced-out has a slimmed down run time inspiration from beat writers Means, More Fun offers a kind of ambience (‘Camera Stellata’) of 40 minutes and the strange of the ‘50s and ‘60s. Here he Pavement-style ramshackleness to downright bruisers (‘5htp’). removal of favourite track presents a collection of poems that is hard to resist. ‘Wake Up’ Under the furious torrent of `Chordaroy’. that range from finely nuanced is reminiscent of The Smiths, guitar noise you can often make Despite the hype, Hodgy sounds wordcraft to beat-style stream- ‘Everything, Everyone’ invokes out the distant sound of lyrics; like a juvenile Big Sean and of-consciousness narratives. prime-era The Strokes, and ‘Do the fact they are a little buried in often resorts to rap clichés. The album covers a diverse range Whatever’ isn’t unlike very early the mix gives them some serious There are a few hot lines, but his of styles; jazz, funk, rock and even Garageland. Band leader Graham mystique. Amidst the guitar rhymes lack the unique shock metal all knitted together by the Panther (ex-Ruby Suns) has muck are some tasty hip-hop value of group leader Tyler, The high quality of its musical ideas accumulated an impressive array beats completely repurposed for Creator. and musicianship. of songs, and the sometimes this brand of snarling devolved Luckily, the production Standout tracks include ‘The plaintive quality to his vocals rock. Rif Mountains definitely ultimately saves the project. Lament Of Paris’, a wistful tale contrasts perfectly with the lives up to its name. Coming to Left Brain proves he’s a potential of love unrequited, the tender upbeat guitar jangle. More Fun the end of the album, ending star with catchy unpolished ‘Stolen Kisses’, and ‘My Poetry Is is self-released and potentially with the punishing 27-minute beats, which seem perfectly An Alcoholic Pitbull’ — a clever easily missed, but this album ‘&’, it’s hard to believe that this is catered to Hodgy’s flow. ‘Primo’ piece of writing that features is highly deserving of a wide the work of just one man. and ‘Right Here’ sound like a bassist Rod Redgrave playing a audience. If you can’t find a copy WRITTEN BY RICARDO KERR heavenly smoker’s session, while moody solo accompaniment on at your local record store then ‘Igotagun’ creates a thumping upright acoustic. head to bandcamp.com and horror story. What will be interesting is how download it digitally for just ten BlackenedWhite won’t change this band continues to develop bucks. This is truly independent the mind of Odd Future sceptics, as one of the more unusual and New Zealand music at its finest. but rare glimpses of talent make interesting local musical ventures. WRITTEN BY CHRIS POLE it a fun listen.

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Documenting the glorious rise footage – not to mention a still-frame cool of Grant Gee’s and embarrassing collapse of licensed soundtrack – the Joy Division, and as such as Creation Records, Upside Down story is told first from McGee’s merely reads as an extended, features the kind of verbatim perspective as a lad growing well-argued, and incredibly that all documentaries up with Bobby Gillespie before entertaining biography. should have. Straight from the gradually growing to include Although aiming for anyone gobshite Scottish mouth of some fairly famous faces and with even a passing interest in founder Alan McGee himself, endless drug-related anecdotes, the history of British popular alongside members of Ride, each of them insistent in their music, it becomes increasingly My Bloody Valentine, The Jesus disbelief that Creation could difficult to follow if you don’t And Mary Chain, House Of Love, ever make any money. Yet from have enthusiasm for at least , Oasis and a the discovery of acid-house, to two of the bands featured, and Further info directed by bunch of balding ex-NME and the championing of shoegaze although not a barrier, the film Danny O’Connor Melody Maker journalists, they and the inadvertent creation of lacks the sort of openness and Starring all provide a telling portrayal , Creation still remains direct education of many of its Alan McGee, , Jim Reid of the singular most important one of the most influential contemporaries. of the 1990s. labels of all time. Written by James A. Robins Spliced between back-and- Although well edited, Upside forth interviews and archival Down possesses none of the

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Wasikowska is wonderful as for her son, especially as Mike Jane, delivering a thoughtful, hasn’t told Jackie or Kyle about emotionally engaging the court payments. performance that lets us Giamatti is typically superb keenly feel her inner life and as Mike, easily managing to the frustrating constraints of keep his world-weary character her social position. She also sympathetic, despite his initial has palpable chemistry with act of recession-prompted Fassbender, who’s on typically dishonesty. He’s comfortably superb form as the tortured matched by a terrific Directed by Cary Fukunaga (Sin Rochester; as a result, their Written and directed by Thomas performance from newcomer Nombre), Jane Eyre is based on the relationship is both believable McCarthy (The Station Agent, Alex Shaffer, whose portrayal classic novel by Charlotte Bronte and achingly romantic. The Visitor), Win Win stars Paul of Kyle is both consistently and set in 19th century England. In addition, there’s strong Giamatti as struggling small-town surprising and quietly moving. Imposing a bookending flashback support from a superb cast lawyer and family man Mike In addition, there’s superb structure, the film opens with a that includes Jamie Bell, Sally Flaherty, who decides to become comic support from Tambor distressed Jane (Mia Wasikowska) Hawkins, Imogen Poots and of senile client Leo and Cannavale, while the stumbling across the moors Judi Dench, who underplays to (Burt Young) when he realises always-excellent Amy Ryan is and collapsing with exhaustion, strong effect as Mrs Fairfax, the there are substantial court on predictably brilliant form whereupon she’s taken in by kindly housekeeper at Thornfield Hall. payments involved. However, as Jackie; Melanie Lynskey also St John Rivers (Jamie Bell) and his On top of that, Moira Buffini’s after putting Leo into a home, works wonders with the film’s two sisters (Holliday Grainger and excellent script crackles with Mike is unprepared for the arrival least sympathetic and most Tamzin Merchant). great dialogue and ensures that of Leo’s 16-year-old grandson Kyle stereotypical part. The story then flashes back the story is utterly gripping even (Alex Shaffer), who shows up on The sharply written script to reveal what brought Jane to if you already know the plot. Leo’s doorstep when his drug- crackles with great dialogue this state, beginning with her The film is also stunningly shot, addicted mother Cindy (Melanie and there are several very orphaned childhood (Amelia courtesy of cinematographer Lynskey) goes into rehab. Kyle then funny scenes, particularly the Clarkson plays the young Jane) Adriano Goldman, who gets ends up getting taken in by Mike, various interactions between and a heartbreaking experience terrific use out of the various much to the consternation of his Giamatti, Cannavale and at the gloomy boarding school starkly beautiful locations. wife, Jackie (Amy Ryan). Tambor (they make a hugely she’s sent to by her mean-spirited Similarly, the lighting in the film As luck would have it, Kyle likeable comic trio). However, aunt. When she turns 18 (now is extraordinary; quite apart turns out to be a gifted wrestler what really shines through, played by Wasikowska), Jane takes from anything else, this is the and Mike sees a way to reverse as with his previous films, is a job as a governess at Thornfield most beautifully lit film you’ll the fortunes of the high school McCarthy’s genuine affection Hall where she begins to fall for see all year. wrestling team that he co-coaches for his characters, flaws and all, her tempestuous employer Mr in his spare time with his friends while the lurking presence of Rochester (Michael Fassbender), Written by Matthew Turner Terry (Bobby Cannavale) and the recession adds a believably only to discover that he’s Stephen (Jeffrey Tambor). However, topical edge. harbouring a terrible secret. things quickly get complicated when Cindy shows up looking Written by Matthew Turner

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B- B- C F Blink and You’ll Miss a Waiting For A Holiday Blue Jeans Playing House Revolution Meese Lana del Rey Active Child Cut Copy There’s a reason you see So ‘Video Games’ was one of Alright! The worst video this Think Planet of the Apes so many costumes in New the better found footage videos week also goes to the worst song featuring green-screened Zealand music videos. It’s to do we’ve seen in a while, and the on this page! Smoke effects are severed limbs and heads of with budgeting. That’s basically song is a real tear jerker. So lame dude, and so are you. Stop the Cut Copy crew, minus the Meese’s new video. Costumes when the b-side to that single feigning emotion and singing to blood to achieve a general and a green screen. Or is it blue comes out, it’s understandable the camera while reflecting on release rating. Said limbs and screen? Some coloured screen. if you want to do something your past. She’s gone, because heads make music while man- Except they’ve added bunnies similar. But exactly the same? I you are a fool. This piece of shit monkeys hold them. Okay idea, which are pretty cute, and get it. Zeitgeist. Found footage. is so bad, it’s laughable. Wait, average execution. Acting. With a capital A. Celebrities. Worse song. maybe it’s a spoof?

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