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| Author: | musictouristboard [ Sun Jun 15, 2008 2:31 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 21/6 CHEW LiPS, DARLING REDS, OLYMPIANS, KIDS LOVE LIES +... |
punk/pop/electro summer solstice expo of alternative All Dayer(mini fest) Saturday 21 June New Cross Inn (the stage) Kate&Tristan (the shop) 323 New Cross Road, London SE14 6AS Entry : £3 starring The Darling Reds, Kids Love Lies, Obvious Books, Olympians, The Hancocks, Dead Media & DJ Hosts: Dead Otter (2pm-8pm All Ages) & (18+ stay in after 8pm for) Chew Lips, The Skuzzies, Jong Pang, compere Phil Licks & DJs Stereo-Slapper, The Heartbreakers, Dirty Sounds & art, visuals, noise&peace, photography, filming, playing class friends eating spuds and more frolics & The doc, Mid Summer Dream, being created. & KATE&TRISTAN (2pm-midnight)launch party (and CHEW LiPS debut live in a Kitchen) footage @ http://www.fuzzed.tv/profile/music-tourist-board Playing Class Friends event http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=15363922060 Contact: http://www.myspace.com/artfulmtb 079 8320 6218 Fuller info ________________ CHEW LiPS: Stagger-inducingly marvellous quirky electro pop stars recently graced the Clash Mag party. Ready to kick up their heels, gloriously - cracking beats. (11pm ish) http://www.myspace.com/chewlips & THE SKUZZIES : Antagonistic, dirty new wave “With blistering solos, rock star posturing and beefy rhythms, The Skuzzies are a glam punk ideal.” (Artrocker) The News at Ten ish. http://www.myspace.com/skuzzies & THE DARLING REDS : Dub rock newer wave heroes, recently played an authentic riot of a return show - get wild to em (7pm ish) http://www.myspace.com/thedarlingreds & KIDS LOVE LIES : Hot to trot post-punktastica buzz pop darlings play special 3pm show http://www.myspace.com/kidslovelies & JONG PANG : Highly fancied electro producer (”saucy, swoop-pop chic.” - NME) warms up for the scandinavian Festivals with incredibly engaging leftfield pop. “Even if (Jong Pang) was extremely expensive and sold illegally on the street by crazy, murderous dealers, I would buy it.” - Vice Magazine (9pm ish) http://www.myspace.com/jongpang & OBVIOUS BOOKS : "I sincerely hope they cease to exist soon before everyone is dancing to their mindless post-punk dancehall classics" - Geoff Travis, Rough Trade Records ttp://www.myspace.com/obviousbooks & OLYMPIANS : Ferocious pop hooked punk energy recently lit up Camden Crawl . From Bridge Gang's sparking ashes, Olympians were created in a boy factory, and are unleashed around 5ish. http://www.myspace.com/olympians1 & DEAD MEDIA : Infectious upstarts with ballsy powerpop and lively live shenanigans and a song called Beating Heather Mills To Death With Her Own Leg. http://www.myspace.com/deadmediaband & THE HANCOCKS : Straight outta Peckham ska-punky energy fizz bombs ready to be adored and abhorred in equal measure http://www.myspace.com/thehancocks & DJs DEAD OTTER bangin' electro mash up putting the sick in music http://www.myspace.com/ravingottersofdeath STEREO-SLAPPEER : Purveyor of the amazing Panda Power Parties http://www.pandapower.net and http://www.myspace.com/stereoslapper & THE HEARTBREAKERS http://www.myspace.com/theheartbreakersmusic & friends (i.e. the legendary beyond the call of rock'n'roll duty, DIRTY SOUNDS etc) ____________________ "A Mid Summer Dream" Photography: Various. Filming by whoever wants to take some clips of the day, plus the young, cool outfit LOOSE BELT http://www.myspace.com/loosebeltproductions and NICOLA PRITCHARD who makes short films for Digital TV channels. Writing: by various sussed music fans, plus reportage of the day by rock biographer NINA ANTONIA & Decor: Space Pirate Fairyland & Visuals at the venue and shop: & EARWAX RADIO http://www.myspace.com/earwaxradio "Rabble-rousing, word-spreading, tune-disseminating duties you’d have wanted from pirate radio once upon a time". (Time Out Magazine) Collecting CDs for their next shows at the shop. Ah, you know how it is, no doubt other stuff and what have you Take... (Travel: New Cross/New Cross Gate rail (approx 2-3 mins), Deptford Bridge DLr (approx 5 mins) & buses 321, P13, 21, 53, 136, 171, 172, 177, 225, 436 (24 hrs), 453 (24 hrs), N21, N89, N136, N171) and ...& PARTY |
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