A free Saturday night show at the quite popular Netherworld Arcade Bar (formerly The Step Inn and The Underdog). This was an album launch for Sydney's Tim & The Boys with Brick Brick and Binlicker supporting. The venue was packed to capacity which made navigating around a bit of a mission and it was also practically impossible to get a turn at Daytona. The complimentary food and drinks were excellent however and generally it was pretty darn fun.
BRICK BRICK
Brick Brick's 4th show and I thought we done alright. Thanks to Daniel Grosz for filming. BINLICKER
Another fine example of new Brisbane music, Binlicker were great. Half the band gimped it up and Shan dressed as his favourite Street Fighter character.
Fun times in Nambour at everyone's favourite place to go The Time Machine. Besides providing all your vinyl/VHS/Sega needs, they were also kind enough to put on this donation entry afternoon show.
BRICK BRICK
Our 2nd Brick Brick show and I thought we done alright. Thanks to Glen for filming.
THE GOON SAX
Real nice set from The Goon Sax. While putting this blog post together I discovered they have their own darn Wikipedia page. I tried to make one for Kitchen's Floor awhile back and it got rejected because they said we weren't important enough or something so uh, well done Goon Sax.
BLOODY HELL
New band up from Melbz, Bloody Hell features Michael of Centre Negative fame and Joel of Men With Chips/Body Horror fame. Brisbane's own Glen Schenau filled in on bass duties at the last minute. He learnt all their songs while on the train to the show.
SOOT
After the show at The Time Machine we all waddled on to the train back to Brisbane where there was an impromptu house show at Thrill Hill. Soot, one of Brisbane's finest new bands, took this dark little lounge room full of bleary eyed goon-kidz by storm.
CENTRE NEGATIVE
The night before was a show at Ric's with Pious Faults/Dez Thretz/Eyes Ninety/Centre Negative & Collapsicon. Centre Negative from the mystical land of New Zealand played a great set, I spotted a few general randoms who wandered in looking a bit confused and annoyed by it all which was a laugh. The crowd still demanded an encore though, and this footage is of that which is also a Chris Knox cover. If only there were more shows at Ric's like this instead of the generic suburban rock stuff they've mostly been peddling the last few years. Get back on the radar Ric's, like ya used to be.
