Malicious Damage 30th Birthday Party

Posted by wegotdennis / at Tuesday, November 10, 2009 / /

MALICIOUS DAMAGE 30th BIRTHDAY PARTY

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27th 7:00pm-3:00am
at the-situation modern
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THE FIRST 50 PEOPLE TO ARRIVE WILL RECEIVE
A FREE LIMITED EDITION HEADCOUNT REMIX ALBUM
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EVERYONE WHO ARRIVES BEFORE 8:00pm
WILL RECEIVE A FREE MALICIOUS DAMAGE T-SHIRT
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LIVE ON STAGE
BOB MEYER
south london's very own surrealist blues maestro
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NINA WALSH
playing some of the hauntingly beautiful songs
from her new album "bright lights & filthy nights"
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HEADCOUNT
the band that "rock like hell-bound pig-fu'cking devil dogs" on a rare london outing
- ready & willing to blow your heads [and the back doors] off
[look out for a special guest vocalist...]
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BEATUNDERCONTROL IN DUB
all the way from sweden ulf "rockis" ivarsson and friends playing some laid-back spaced out dub from the new album "beatundercontrol in dub"
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HFB
[aka HIGH FREQUENCY BANDWIDTH]
dr. alex paterson & col. dom beken take you on a sonic trip
through their forthcoming album "hell fire & brimstone" and beyond
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CANOLA TENDERFOOT and CANED & ABLE
will be filling in the audio gaps and keeping you dancing into the small hours
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THE MALICIOUS SHOP WILL BE OPEN THROUGHOUT THE EVENING
SELLING A WIDE RANGE OF ART, T-SHIRTS & RARE MUSIC
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the-situation modern is at:
arch 635, 15-16 lendal terrace, SW4 7UX
[less than a minute from clapham north tube]
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only 150 tickets will be sold and they're available now from:
http://www.maliciousdamage.co.uk/shop
http://www.the-situation.co.uk

Brian Jonestown Massacre festival dates + New EP

Posted by wegotdennis / at Tuesday, November 10, 2009 / /

News just in that the The Brian Jonestown Massacre will be headlining The Playground Weekender Festival at Wiseman's Ferry NSW on Friday 19th February, 2010 and will be headlining with Dinosaur JR at the Lost Weekend Festival on Saturday March 6th, 2010 in Brisbane Queensland.


Recorded between Iceland & Berlin with an US tour inbetween the Brian Jonestown Massacre move forward with this EP , as an announcement of their forthcoming full length album “Who Killed Sergeant Pepper ?”.

The first two tracks on the EP are from the forthcoming album & the other 2 are exclusive to this release.

The track the This Is The First Of Your Last Warning (Icelandic Version) features again the beautiful vocals of Icelandic artist & film maker Unnur Andrea Einarsdottir. Bruttermania is a track recorded with Russian vocals by Felix from the Russian band “Amazing Electronic Talking Cave” Two dozen band members later and numerous “ups and downs” (some have been famously sensationalized in the media, the one thing that has always remained consistent for this psychedelic collective, is front man Mr. Anton Alfred Newcombe.

Track Listing

1. The “ONE”
2. This Is The First Of Your Last Warning (Icelandic Version)
3. Bruttermania
4. This Is The First Of Your Last Warning (English Version)

Click here to pre-order

Sneak preview of the Gristleism machine.

Posted by wegotdennis / at Monday, November 09, 2009 / /

Gristleism Teaser from Chris Carter on Vimeo.

For more info click here

Record of the Week: Aleister X "Banger & Beans"

Posted by Cargo Records UK / at Friday, November 06, 2009 / /

“Recorded in Kingston, Jamaica armed only with some cheap beats and a spud-sized chip on his shoulder, Aleister X turns his pissed-off dole-skint bedsit rants into a one man party on this amyl-sniffing hooligan banger. Part snotty English punk, part New York nightlife freak anthem, DIY electro daftness never sounded so much fun.” Ben Myers for Bizarre Magazine

Ladies and germs, boys and gorillas, please put your hands together for the prince regent of doom, the dark pearly king of clubberland, cockney wanker and all-round negative tosser - Aleister X.

A colloquial nightmare who has spent years honing his unique musical style on the back streets of Brixton, in the shebeens of Shinjuku, the shanty towns of Brooklyn and warehouse parties in Kingston, Jamaica, Aleister X has long since retired to his dark little flat on Tollinger Lane. And there he sits, contemplating whether to go down the club and see his so-called mates - Tommy, Malcolm, Stevie and Joe - but, on reflection, usually thinks the better of it.

The boom-bap-bip-bop of his debut EP, Bangers and Beans, is a rallying cry for greaseballs and losers synced to the rhythm of Lionel Blair’s tap-dancing shoes and powered by lines of Vim and Omo. Aleister X adds darkness to blackness and takes the musichall to the dancehall, engaging in some old skool Arthur Askey clowning along the way. This is the sound of light entertainment back from the dead and at its very best. So put your dancing shoes on, listen up, and get in touch with your dark side.

Super Limited deluxe 12" with insert - Get it !

1968 Can soundtrack 'Kamasutra' reissued

Posted by wegotdennis / at Thursday, November 05, 2009 / /

Better late than never? A good four decades after its making, a rare gem is up for release: the soundtrack to Kobi Jaeger’s erotic and educational epic Kamasutra – Consummation Of Love composed and recorded by Irmin Schmidt & The Inner Space. A precursor to krautrock pioneers Can, Schmidt’s 1968 recording assembles Can’s original line-up – Michael Karoli, Jaki Liebezeit And Malcolm Mooney – who later went on to craft the band’s seminal debut, Monster Movie. The film Kamasutra – Consummation Of Love switches between India and Germany and stars Bruno Dietrich and Barbara Schöne.

A prime example of late 1960s German erotica and the so-called sexual revolution, it liberated the subject of sex from dingy red light cinemas and whisked it away to the exotic Far East, to the realm that – more than a millennium earlier – had spawned the erotic teachings of the Kamasutra. Fast-forward to the present day and you will find the film’s well-intentioned, in parts pedagogical approach bristling with (un)intentional comedy. Many bands and composers from the late 1960s were intrigued by eastern philosophy and influenced by oriental sounds. Besides several laid-back, percussive instrumentals laced with flutes and sitars, the soundtrack also features three vocal tracks: ‘I’m Hiding My Nightingale’ (sung by Margarete Juvan), ‘There Was A Man’ (sung by Malcolm Mooney) and ‘I’m Around You Everyday’ (sung by Michael Karoli). Kamasutra – consummation of love was mastered from the original analogue tapes by Calyx and is available as a CD digipack and limited gatefold double vinyl (both by Crippled Dick Hot Wax).

Tracklisting:
1. Indisches Panorama I
2. I'm Hiding My Nightingale
3. There Was A Man
4. Im Tempel
5. In Kalkutta III
6. Indisches Panorama II
7. In Kalkutta I
8. Im Orient
9. Indisches Panorama III
10. Mundharmonika Beat
11. Indisches Panorama IV
12. I’m Around You Everyday
13. Indisches Panorama V
14. Indisches Panorama VI
15. Indische Liebesszene
16. In Kalkutta II
17. Im Orient II