Showing posts with label Tim Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Scott. Show all posts

October 15, 2011

Maggot Fest II

Well, it's time for Maggot Fest again. This time Tim Scott has expanded his rock 'n' roll festival to Brisbane as well as Melbourne and Sydney. Today is actually the Brisbane one so go check that shit out yo-


Brisbane Maggot Fest @ Woodland
Kitchen's Floor 
Chrome Dome 
Scraps 
Mere Women 
Repairs 
Martyr Privates 
Cobbwebbs


Melbourne Maggot Fest @ The Tote - October 29th
The Sailors
+ Native Cats 
+ Bitch Prefect 
+ Woollen Kits 
+ Terrible Truths 
+ Unity Floors 
+ Chook Race
+ Tax 
+ Bad Aches 
+ Marf Loth
+ Per Purpose 
+ Deep Heat


Sydney Maggot Fest @ Red Rattler - November 5th
The Sailors
Royal Headache 
+ Bits of Shit
+ Chrome Dome 
+ Repairs 
+ Terrible Truths 
+ Chook Race 
+ Per Purpose 
+ Tough Troubles 
+ Thee Mighty Childish 
+ Bad Aches 
+ Ally Oop and the Hoopsters


I'll be at the Melbourne and Sydney Maggot Fest's. My buddy Jack and I are djing the Melbourne Maggot Fest.  I fly back from the US into Melbourne the same day, 10:30am at Tullamarine baby. 

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.