Showing posts with label Home Blitz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home Blitz. Show all posts

August 12, 2011

Straight Arrows USA TOUR! DATES and INFO!

September
Tues 6th - Philadelphia, Little Bar, w/ Far Out Fangtooth
Weds 7th - Columbus
Thurs 8th - Kalamazoo, Louie's Trophy House w/ No Bails
Fri 9th - Chicago, Crown Tap Room
Sat 10th - Minneapolis, Hill Valley House
Mon 12th - Boise
Tues 13th - Sacramento
Thurs 15th - San Fran
Fri 16th - LA, working on it...
Sat 17th - San Diego, Tin Can w/Tropical Popsicle
Sun 18th - Phoenix
Mon 19th - Alberquerque
Tues 20th - Austin, Emo's
Fri 23rd - Memphis, Gonerfest!
Sun 25th - Atlanta w/ Deafwish
Mon 26th - Charlotte, The Milestone w/Deaf Wish, Joint Damage & Paint Fumes
Tues 27th - Raleigh w/Deafwish
Weds 28th - DC w/Deafwish
Thurs 29th - New Haven, Popeye's Garage w/Estrogen Highs
Fri 30th - NYC w/ Home Blitz & Deafwish

They're gonna have shirts, lighters, pics, posters, guns and lots of other merch for Americano's to indulge.

Get in touch with Straight Arrows via the facebook page for any q's or help with booking. They are young and good looking, so give yourself over....

image from - http://twentyeightpercent.blogspot.com/

August 14, 2010

Stained Sheets 3.2 - Melbourne, Victoria

Stained Sheets releases are few but welcomed like finding that $10 note in your jacket you can't explain. Previous issues have all lead to further probing of contained subjects which include the likes of Venom P. Stinger, The Bitters, Modern Convenience, Kurt Vile, The Flecks etc.

This issue is #4 and extended to 32 pages (still free) featuring interviews with 1950's Melbourne R'n'R party band The Blue Bops by Scott Campbell, NZ-now-Sydney jangle-pop Garbage & The Flowers by Cooper Bowman, Manic New Jersey Brat punk Home Blitz, frantic Tampa Bay noise punk Neon Blud, daydream beached out Sonny & The Sunsets all by Tim Scott as well as 4 or 5 others worth a look-in. Issue 4 also has discussion on vintage Adelaide 77' fanzine, Street Fever and finishes with 2 pages of paragraph-long reviews from favourites of mine including: Rhys Davies, Leon O'Regan and Dan Stewart.