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Get yourself down to Spectrum this Friday for a night of some of Sydney’s Best indy music presented by A Story Never Told.

LYYAR will be headlining the night, and with their recent Debut Ep ‘Outside Elsewhere’ released through Speak and Spell, the guys are going to get those heads moving and the feet a tapping. Lyyar are a must see.

With the recent success of the 3 piece Sydney girl outfit BLOODS, it was a given that they would be an essential part of the night. With their fun pop punk attitude and tunes the girls are sure to get the party set into the right mood.

KANG GANG are one of the newest bands to have hit up the live scene in Sydney, with their elusive and distinctive take on Surf Rock the guys are not to be missed.

To open the show will be rockers NARROW LANDS. This will be like a wall of noise hitting you in the face.

Spectrum 2nd Dec

Doors @ 8

10$ at the door

Sound Series is a monthly evening of sound-based performance.
This month doors will open 8pm for an 8.30 start.
Last one at Hardware Gallery!

#20 will feature:

Joel Stern

Alps & Polyfox Duo

Alice Hui-Sheng Chang & Sam Pettigrew

Peter Blamey

Jon Hunter

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Early show at The People’s Republic of Australasia.
Email nshimmin for more info.
First set 7pm, featuring:

The Scrapes

Joel Stern

Bohemian Grove Presents…

playing together for the first time

Reuben Derrick (NZ) – Sax
Sam Pettigrew – Bass
Alon Ilsar – Drums

Bohemian Grove Surry hills. Email bohemiangrove@gmail for details

n November psh.live features five artists. Jim Denley and Rishin Singh performing as a duo, as will Monica Brooks and Laura Altman and Sam Pettigrew will perform solo. Following the performances there will be a discussion between Artists and Audience.

All psh.live performances are recorded and archived online along with a transcript of the discussion. To listen to past performances and read the transcripts visit; www.anyplaceprojects.com/psh-live/

psh.live is a Sunday afternoon event beginning at 2pm. psh.live is PSH Gallery’s monthly program of performance, discussion and documentation of experimental and unconventional sound and music.

psh.live is supported by Leichhardt Council

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www.twitter.com/AnyplaceAri
www.anyplaceprojects.com

PSH Gallery, 118 Terry St, Rozelle, Rozelle, Australia

Postfolkrocktronica picnic with FBI’s Utility Fog on Cockatoo Island
Saturday 26 November, 2011
From 1 to 7pm
Bookings Moshtix – $10 and $5

In collaboration with places+spaces’ Cockatoo Calling, Utility Fog presents a very special afternoon at Warehouse 15 on Cockatoo Island, with some of our favourite Sydney post-folk-rock-tronic artists. In no particular order:

Pimmon
Underlapper
Option Command
Ollie Bown (Icarus) (solo + duo with Raven)
Thomas William (formerly Cleptoclectics)
AFXJIM

with DJing by Utility Fog’s Peter Hollo and associates between acts.
The event will run from 1pm to (up to) 7pm and is BYO. The summer bar will be open on the island, and there is a picnic area outside the venue.
NB: This is a kid-friendly event. Feel free to bring the whole family.

Tickets are an affordable $10/$5. Prepurchase from Moshtix:

http://www.moshtix.com.au/event.aspx?id=51506

or available on the day

The ferry timetable will be extended for the summer – see here:

http://www.131500.com.au/service-changes/upload/docs/Woolwich_Balmain%20Timetable.pdf

Ferry tickets are $5.30/$2.60 each way – see here:

http://www.131500.com.au/tickets/fares/sydney-ferries

ollen Trio is excited to announce we are launching our new album ‘Roll Slow’ in Sydney with a show at 401/2 Hibernian House!

The night will also feature special guests:

ADRIAN KLUMPES & OLLIE BOWN – for a debut duo set of piano and electronics.

AND

SAM PETTIGREW – tearing it up with a solo bass/anything set.

$8
Doors from 7:30 – Make sure you buzz 401 not 402.

Sound Series is a monthly evening of sound-based performance.

#19 Feral Media Showcase:

AFXJIM

Broken Chip

Scissor Lock

Comatone

Haunts

www.myspace.com/afxjim

Sound Series is supported by Marrickville Council.

Friday, November 11 · 7:30pm

Hardware Gallery
263 Enmore Rd