One of our favourites, Nikki Lam is in this group show down in Brighton opening tomorrow. Won’t be able to make the drinks but will definitely get on the train to see the show next week.
bjork using the reactable synth on jools holland ages ago
Quite the busy day for your humble narRazor(sex) I’m on my way to the last performance of MYSTIC BUBBLEGUM which’ll surely be a unicorn flavoured kaleidoscope of an experience. Then onto the RMIT sound art showcase, EARS ADJUST at Kings ARI. It’s free! Then we/I will be finishing up by headbanging at the Order Of Melbourne for the launch of killer beatmaker, AOI’s new LP!
Yessir! Kingballs of a plan! Come meet up!
Morgan McWaters as WORNG strikes again with this killer Geoffrey O’Connor remix. If our album which he is currently working on comes out sounding half as nice as this, I’ll feel like my ears are the luckiest holes in the world.
I sourced this track from the Pedestrian website.
Geoffrey O’Connor - Whatever Leads Me To You (WORNG Remix) by Album of The Week
null hyp0thesis
the other night i went to miss libertines for a show called racket. awesome vjs and real hard electronic manipulators.
definite highlight was null hyp0thesis. or maybe it’s just an ‘o’ not an ‘0’. ah im not too sure i felt real creepy about interrupting her from her friends to ask her more about it.
i described her music to a friend as “industructo-carnivale”
here is a track im embedding from her myspace. which to me captures that term perfectly.
Find more artists like null hypothesis at Myspace Music
WET HAIR ARE COMING. Man that’s hell good.
In Melbourne they’re playing at the awesome looking Chapter Music Festival at the Tote on September 17, before swinging across to Adelaide and then coming back to play the Workers Club on September 23rd with CHROME DOME, FREE CHOICE DUO & RITES WILD. Bands that kewl don’t just come together for nobody hey?
Here’s a track that i like from their upcoming album.
I love you,
BEN
JONATHON NOKES - PLEASE SET THE CLOCK
he is a friend for life delivering the goods on this mutant self portrait replete with awesome modular synth work. watch this one buddy:
Please Set The Clock (2011) from Jonathon Nokes on Vimeo.
love, RAZORSEX
