Showing posts with label Northcote Social Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northcote Social Club. Show all posts
Monday, July 12, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Jeffrey Lewis
Dick Diver
Jeffrey Lewis
Jeffrey Lewis, Dick Diver and Woollen Kits at Northcote Social Club on the 9th of March 2010
Didn't catch Woollen Kits, but Dick Diver and Jeffrey Lewis (and band) were great, very refreshing. Luckily no one was sitting down at this gig. I seen some of Jeffrey's work via a Tate Podcast, and was a great mix of music and slide show/performance art, telling stories.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Bachelorette
Bachelorette at the Northcote Social Club on the 20th of February 2010, $15 entry.
You kids are a disgrace all sitting down on a sticky floor, come on stand up.
Thursday, June 18, 2009
JE SUIS ANIMAL, THE CRAYON FIELDS & THE ZEBRAS
JE SUIS ANIMAL (Norway) with THE CRAYON FIELDS and The Zebras
The Edinburgh Castle
$12
Great price for an international act and 2 local bands.
I just rocked up to miss out on The Zebras who were said to be, by my friend, to have a Smiths sound.
The Crayon Fields were ok again, short sweet indie pop tunes, lead singer sometimes has annoying banter. I’ve seen them so many times I think I’ve lost all my feelings for them, if that makes any sense.
JE SUIS ANIMAL had some sweet female vocals, they reminded of Stereo Lab, but more pop, with tastes of 80’s Indie and 60’s psychedelica.
I think there playing again on the 27th of June at The Edinburgh Castle, I wonder if this will be a charged gig, Edinburgh Castle often has some nice free gig’s for a great little pub venue in the front bar.
The Edinburgh Castle
$12
Great price for an international act and 2 local bands.
I just rocked up to miss out on The Zebras who were said to be, by my friend, to have a Smiths sound.
The Crayon Fields were ok again, short sweet indie pop tunes, lead singer sometimes has annoying banter. I’ve seen them so many times I think I’ve lost all my feelings for them, if that makes any sense.
JE SUIS ANIMAL had some sweet female vocals, they reminded of Stereo Lab, but more pop, with tastes of 80’s Indie and 60’s psychedelica.
I think there playing again on the 27th of June at The Edinburgh Castle, I wonder if this will be a charged gig, Edinburgh Castle often has some nice free gig’s for a great little pub venue in the front bar.
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