BAXTER + TRICOLI / WERNER DAFELDECKER / SNAWKLOR / CHRONOX / VDO / DRY MOUTH AT KIPL

POST-NUKE MUSIC VOL. 1

Valerio Tricoli (Berlin) / Sean Baxter duo

Re-united duo wherein Baxter's percussive clatter is pitted against the concrete revox manipulations of Valerio Tricoli (3/4 Had Been Eliminated).

Werner Dafeldecker (Berlin)

Over the years, Dafeldecker has played contrabass in a number of guises, most notably in the excellent Autistic Daughters (Kranky records) as well as in collaboration with such notables as Kevin Drumm, Chris Abrahams, Jim O' Rourke and Christian Fennesz amongst numerous others.

Snawklor

Long-serving Melbourne collective who continue to challenge the limits of sound w/ synths, drums, whatever else can be used to make ecstatic noise.

Chronox

Rare appearance from Melbourne via Newcastle via cosmos duo dealing in patient synth-manifestation.

VDO

Post-youtube synth sample apparations thru cassette player(s).

Dry Mouth

Low-brow synth / tape n' rec loop / noise. As indebted to Rodney Rude as Pierre Henry, wooo.

Saturday, 14th April
$10 Doors at 7pm

PAUL KIDNEY EXPERIENCE with MANI NEUMEIER

ICEAGE PRODUCTIONS are proud to present the launch of the new Paul Kidney Experience album "PAUL KIDNEY EXPERIENCE with MANI NEUMEIER".

This is the 5th release for Melbourne Psych/Noise/Jazz/Drone/Rock outfit the Paul Kidney Experience. Mind melting psychedelic mayhem unfolds across this 4 track album featuring the drumming prowess of 70’s Kraut Rock legend Mani Neumeier of Guru Guru. Recorded live at 3PBS radio station in Melbourne this improvised set is full to the brim with frenetic riffage overlaid with the banshee like howlings from the high priest of musical carnage Paul Kidney. Although inspiration may well have derived from the likes of Sun Ra, Coltrane, or The Stooges this album (as with all P.K.E. releases) often seems peerless and from another dimension altogether.

With special guests: SNAWKLOR.

Snawklor is a decade long musical collaboration between visual artists Dylan Martorell and Nathan Gray.

Snawklor as a duo make improvised electro acoustic music and sound installation with whatever is at hand exotic instruments, feild recordings, toys and electronics. As a trio with Duncan Blachford on drums they explore the possibilities available only in louder volumes.

Bar Open
Thursday, March 1, 2012
9:00pm

Annual Aquarian Bat Gathering: SUN ARAW, SNAWKLOR, BUM CREEK

An evening of fine dining, furniture music and 40,000 flying foxes
BBQ facilities and toilets included

Sun Araw
Snawklor
Bum Creek

Bellbird Picnic Area (off Yarra Boulevard), Studley park, Kew (ish)

Sunday, January 29, 2012 
6:00pm until 9:00pm

TOM HALL - TAPE LAUNCH

Tom Hall 'Sifting Through' Tape Launch

TOM HALL
ACTUAL HOLES
MAD NANNA

8pm Saturday 14th of January
1/81 Bouverie St, Carlton

$5 or $10 with cassette

Goodgrief Commune Triple CS

GOODGRIEF COMMUNE

GOODGRIEF COMMUNE

An Eventual History of Longue Durées

Endless Melt presents Goodgrief Commune’s debut release An Eventual History of Longue Durées: a punk-primitive free-noise triple cassette documenting the Melbourne via Tasmania faux-skronk aesthetic in all its harmonically oversaturated glory. Evidence of many inner-city days spent indoors, hitting record on a found cassette recorder, exuding shambolic sonics to be captured on a stack of found cassette tapes; and rolling till the spools ground to a halt. The results were crudely spliced together, bound up in a monstrous collection, and are now available by masquerading as an album.

An Eventual History captures a polyphony of mutant heart-wrenchers and hissed-out freeform beauty – if you can hear it amongst the scree, clatter and clang.




Hear the album on Bandcamp:
endlessmelt.bandcamp.com

Download album for free:
endlessmelt.bandcamp.com

Mail-order cassette:
www.endlessmelt.com

Snawklor, Melbourne International Jazz Festival

2010's festival within a festival, Overground, was an astonishing success; with hundreds packing the Town Hall in a day-long celebration of Melbourne's underground creative music culture.

This year, Overground returns for another history-making, multi-stage concert featuring a spectacular line-up of some of the most celebrated creative and improvisational artists in the world, including many collaborations exclusive to this Festival event.

Taking over the many lost spaces of the Melbourne Town Hall, Overground is an event where new sounds can be heard at the moment of invention, as the outer reaches of jazz and improvisation are explored by collaborating musicians. The extraordinary line-up of distinguished international guests includes Tony Conrad, Charlemagne Palestine, Yoshida Tatsuya and many more...

This six-hour, multi-stage mini-festival is a truly unrepeatable event showcasing Melbourne's underground music culture. Step in and be a part of its history!


Overground 2011 Artist Collaborations (listed in order of performance time):

Oren Ambarchi (guitar)
Charlemagne Palestine (USA - grand organ)

Yoshida Tatsuya (Japan - drums)
Satoko Fujii (Japan - piano)

Zond (psych rock)
Nick Tammens (guitar/electronics)
Marco Fusinato (guitar/electronics)

Jim Denley (Sydney - saxophone)
xNOBBQx (Sydney / Brisbane noise rock)

Scott Tinkler (trumpet)
Oscar Noriega (USA - saxophone)
James Rushford (viola)

Charlemagne Palestine (USA - electronics)

Joe Talia (percussion)
Brian Ritchie (USA - shakuhachi)
Mary Halvorson (USA - guitar)
Rosalind Hall (prepared saxophone)

Blank Realm (Brisbane - psych rock)
Andrew Tuttle (Brisbane - banjo / electronics)

Will Guthrie (Aus /France - percussion)
Cured Pink (Brisbane - industrial)

Tim Berne (USA - Saxophone)
Anthony Pateras (piano)
Gareth Thompson (drums)

Jim Denley (Sydney - saxophone)
Alex Garsden (guitar)
Natasha Anderson (recorder)
Ches Smith (USA - drums)

Shags Chamberlain (synth)
Laurence Pike (Sydney - drums)
Jean-Hervé Péron (Germany, Faust)

Yoshida Tatsuya (Japan - drums)
Clayton Thomas (Aus/Germany - double bass)
Lloyd Honeybrook (saxophone)
Angus Leslie (guitar)

Skyneedle (Brisbane - homemade instruments)
Snawklor (shamans)

Nekrasov (Black Metal)

Chris Abrahams (Syd)(piano)
Tim O’Dwyer (Singapore/AUS)(saxophone)
Sophia Brous (voice)
Judith Hamann (cello)

Snake Oil:
Tim Berne (USA, saxophone)
Matt Mitchell (USA, piano)
Ches Smith (USA, drums)

Will Guthrie (Aus /France - percussion)
Lucas Abela (Syd) (glass)
Emma Albury (voice)

Rully Shabara (Indonesia - voice)
Wukir Suryad (Indonesia - bamboo instruments)

Golden Fur (strings/ electronics)
Satoko Fujii (JPN) (piano)
Darren Moore (Singapore/AUS) (drums)

Fabulous Diamonds (synths / percussion) vs.
Naked on the Vague (Syd) (synths / guitar / percussion / voice)

Matt Mitchell (USA - piano)

Sean Baxter (percussion)
Jerome Noetinger (FRA) (electronics / tapes)
Faust (GER) (assorted instruments, noise)

Tony Conrad (USA - violin)
Chris Abrahams(piano)

Roamers and Installation artists

Hi God People (mobile version)

Keptis (Brisbane - kinetic noise scultpure)

Rod Cooper (medicine show)

Vijay Thillaimuthu (video sculpture)

Bum Creek (intervention)

Public Assembly / Anthony Magen (intervention)

Troy Naumoff (guitar)

Ren Walters (guitar)

Clinton Green (turntable installation)

Radio Cegeste

Kusum Normoyle (Sydney - vocals)

Fabio Umberto (disco)



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