[Music] The Live Music thread

[Mr Banana]

I did indeed. Finding this thread pretty useful for picking up tips. Followed Melt Banana with Public Enemy on tuesday another top night out.

Melt are mighty

Anyone for Fujiya and Miyagi tomorrow night? New album's out on multicoloured vinyl

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[rcf0712]

Saw Timeline last night, extraordinary performance by the world renowned Australian Chamber Orchestra, Richard Tognetti and The Presets, 40,000 years of music featuring 200 pieces over two and a half hours, check the programme out, mental....

http://http://issuu.com/australianco/docs/aco-143_timeline_program_web

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Melt are mighty

Anyone for Fujiya and Miyagi tomorrow night? New album's out on multicoloured vinyl

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Make sure you catch the support- saw them play with Factory Floor and they were excellent. Can't remember their name though!

 

[spring hall convert]

Make sure you catch the support- saw them play with Factory Floor and they were excellent. Can't remember their name though!

AK/DK. Seconded, I didn't see them that night but they are ace.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Got my ticket for Mogwai at The Dome 26th October.

 

[Albumen]

HO LEE SHII TTTT

http://pitchfork.com/news/55301-swa...cape-presented-in-association-with-pitchfork/

Lords.

 

[spring hall convert]

HO LEE SHII TTTT

http://pitchfork.com/news/55301-swa...cape-presented-in-association-with-pitchfork/

Lords.

That is quite a start.

Deafheaven really impressed me at Primavera, I'm pretty harsh on these "hipster BM" outfits as well.

There's a good free gig at the Green Door tomorrow - Eaux, previously called Sian Alice Band. I remember them supporting Deerhunter at the Concorde in their previous guise and enjoying them. The song they have released off their forthcoming record is excellent IMHO.

A link to a track and some nice words here - http://www.atpfestival.com/artist/eaux.php

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Little Barrie were great at The Bermuda Triangle last night. Full of energy and passion and bluesy rocky guitar. The Bermuda Triangle is a tiny venue (and it stirred memories - was it once The Zap?), and very intimate. Especially welcome following the monolithic Earls Court for Arcade Fire last Friday.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Off to see Jeffrey Lewis in a bit. A treat from die Frau for our wedding anniversary.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

That is quite a start.

Deafheaven really impressed me at Primavera, I'm pretty harsh on these "hipster BM" outfits as well.

There's a good free gig at the Green Door tomorrow - Eaux, previously called Sian Alice Band. I remember them supporting Deerhunter at the Concorde in their previous guise and enjoying them. The song they have released off their forthcoming record is excellent IMHO.

A link to a track and some nice words here - http://www.atpfestival.com/artist/eaux.php

Just fitted a couple of lights and painted the bathroom whilst listening to this weeks show. Another great mix. I am going to check out Ought and their April release. Keep up the excellent work- am discovering some decent new music.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Off to see Jeffrey Lewis in a bit. A treat from die Frau for our wedding anniversary.

That's exactly the sort of wife you want- one that buys gig tickets to celebrate anniversaries!

 

[The Modfather]

Peace were a lot more aggressive last night. Vast improvement on the overly produced debut LP

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Peace were a lot more aggressive last night. Vast improvement on the overly produced debut LP

What was The Pavillion like as a venue?

 

[The Modfather]

What was The Pavillion like as a venue?

I was impressed with the venue. Good acoustics. The sort of venue that Brighton is crying out for to bridge the gap between the Concorde and the Dome. The only downside was the lack of bar staff.

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

I was impressed with the venue. Good acoustics. The sort of venue that Brighton is crying out for to bridge the gap between the Concorde and the Dome. The only downside was the lack of bar staff.

It seems that a few more bands could be using it as a venue. The Horrors playing there in October.

 

[The Modfather]

For those partial to a bit of mod-inspired power pop, The Moons at playing at the Green Door on the 25th of Sept.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

NSC favourite Ty Segall has just announced a string of German dates. Not seen any UK ones but I presume he will be heading your way as well.

 

[spring hall convert]

NSC favourite Ty Segall has just announced a string of German dates. Not seen any UK ones but I presume he will be heading your way as well.

New album in August I believe. In addition he produces the new White Fence record as well, which is due soon.

They were amazing as always at Primavera, new stuff sounded more Slaughterhouse than Sleeper. His gig at the Green Door Store a few years ago was one of my all time faves. It seems Mr Petridis agreed with that - http://www.theguardian.com/music/2012/aug/02/ty-segall-review

The one at Sticky Mike's 18 months before that was amazing.

What I'm trying to say folks, is if he comes to Brighton, go.

 

[Machiavelli]

New album in August I believe. In addition he produces the new White Fence record as well, which is due soon.

They were amazing as always at Primavera, new stuff sounded more Slaughterhouse than Sleeper. His gig at the Green Door Store a few years ago was one of my all time faves. It seems Mr Petridis agreed with that - http://www.theguardian.com/music/2012/aug/02/ty-segall-review

The one at Sticky Mike's 18 months before that was amazing.

What I'm trying to say folks, is if he comes to Brighton, go.

He hit the roof at GDS. Literally, metaphorically, and in a good way.

 

[spring hall convert]

He hit the roof at GDS. Literally, metaphorically, and in a good way.

I thought the roof might cave in at one point. Insane show.