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Tired of stuff that sucks? Well we gots the cure for whats ails ya. Recommended Events Listings: In addition to a print magazine we are media sponsors for things of specific interest that happen to be a bit weird, marginal or under the radar. Stuff That Doesn't Suck 10-30 11-05 30th Oct: Revenge Of The Psychotronicman (uk) , Cotam @ Chapeau Rouge 8:00 p.m. Revenge of the Psychotronic Man are Manchester’s most idiotic punk band! They formed in 2005 and have since done 6 UK tours. Andy plays bass and does vocals, Matt plays guitar and does vocals and Big Hands hits the drums. Bev drives 'The Van' and lifts amps around, Phill sets up the drums and Davey used to play guitar. 31st Oct: Moonlight Mayhem Fest : Last Days of Jesus (sk) , Splendor (pl) Halloween Costume Party! DJ's Fakir, Maldoror, wackiness and blood everywhere! @ Matrix 8:30 p.m. Responding to the popularity of last year’s Moonlight Mayhem Fest, Bat Country Booking will again unleash night creatures to play by moonlight. Hallowe’en weekend, Prague will host Central Europe’s only Gothic, Psychobilly, and Horror-punk Fest - Moonlight Mayhem. Splendor (PL) blends visual artistry with sound to give a performance that mixes music and theater, while displaying both traditional glam and modern influences like Marilyn Manson. The night's second band will be Slovak Deathrock legends The Last Days of Jesus, who've been a staple on the Eastern European dark music scene for almost 15 years. Their stage presence and aggressive sound have earned them recognition in the Deathrock, Goth and Punk scenes. The dance party should even wake the dead.
Kadé Chim-CD release @ Hospoda Na Slamniku , (Wolkerova ul., Praha 6) 7:00 p.m. The Prague/Pilsen based band Kadé Chim does not play klezmer despite the name. They play raw Heart-of-Europe folk infused with punk energy and melodic worldbeat influences, particularly of the Balkan and Irish vein. They’re most likely to be found playing in grungy pubs surrounded by dancers in a state of semi-psychosis. 30th-31st October Female Weapons:play/fashion show/musical/poetry reading @ Alfred ve Dvore 8.00pm - 9pm an extravaganza of costume, dance, music and drama that describes itself as an 'unfashionable fashion show'. Organised by Kolouchuv Sen - an independent group of female artists who look for unusual ways of presenting clothes and accessories. 1st Nov: Moonlight Mayhem Fest : Blitzkid (us), Evil Devil (it), Karloff (scot), Zombina & the Skeletones (uk) Phantoms On Fire, Rocket Dogz @ Matrix 7:30 p.m. Saturday’s line-up will start with Prague’s newest, youngest Psychobilly band, The Rocket Dogz , followed by Czech hell-rockers Phantoms on Fire. Scottish Monster’s Karloff will get the blood flowing, then creepy-kitsch, spooky-surf Zombina and the Skeletones (UK) will rattle some bones. Evil Devil (IT) is Psychobilly with substance and style - an aggressive sound and a cross-dressing singer who does a dramatic version of Madonna’s “La Isla Bonita”. Horror-punk stars Blitzkid (US) return to Prague (having supported The Damned in 2007) with their high-energy show and well-crafted songs that have gained them a devoted international following. Tradeshow FlamingoPark @ Hale C, Drahobejlova 17a, Praha 9 FlamingoPark is the result of a Czech - Australian pair’s lifelong passion. It is the kind of store that is not frequently found but highly worth the wait. Their desire to travel and to collect unusual, strange and charming things has created a very particular atmosphere which makes this store unique. By working directly with the craftsmen, artists and retailers in limited quantities, FlamingoPark assures its customers they will probably not see the same products elsewhere. The tradeshow, which will be held on November 1st, is designed to be a non-traditional market, showcasing various fashion and design stores as well as individual artists, in all a mix of original fashion and design as well as flea market style stalls. There will also be a live painting performance as well as live music and DJ’s. 2nd Nov: Lowbrow (us) , Bloodwraith (bel), Requiem (ch) @ Exit Chmelnice 7:00 p.m. Lowbrow is a Death Metal band formed in Brandon, Florida in February 1998 after Allen West left Six Feet Under. After several splits due to domestic problems or judiciary ones – Allen was released prison last February, Lowbrow reforms in order to give a new European tour for Hallowe’en. They will be at Exit Chmelnice on November 2nd. 3rd Nov: Stimul Festival: KTL (at/us) , Gastrula (pl) @ Archa Theatre 8:00 p.m. STIMUL festival was established in 2005 in Prague, Czech Republic, and it's well known as a significant music event with clearly specified dramaturgy. The festival is trying to introduce music that is not normally available on the Czech scene. The thematic focus is exclusively connected with the Cultural review A2. It reflects the sounds of progressive electronic music, noise, contemporary jazz and a variety of improvised music including all combinations and multi-genre approaches. The extremes of recent STIMUL festivals are represented in the evening with, famous guitarist Stephen O´Malley of the drone metal band Sunn O))), in the Czech Republic for the first time. Together with Peter Rehberg (aka Pita) they will introduce their project KTL. The opening act will be provided by Polish band Gastrula which combines free improvisation, noise and jazz. Far from Finished @007 Vlkova 11, Praha 3, Zizkov described on myspace as 'Like six people emerging out of a Charles Bukowski story, Far From Finished rises from the pages to remind you just how fucked up life is and just how dangerously humorous our filthy little secrets and insecurities can be. They blaze the tragic line between shame and comfort, leaving no one safe along the way. Every song leads you through a story, an opinion, or cry for help. You’re brought back to a time where every breath you drew was innocence, as you fall with every minor and rise with every major.' 4th Nov: The Real McKenzies (ca) , The Gangnails (cz) @ Rock Cafe 7:30 p.m.  The Real McKenzies is a Scottish-influenced Celtic punk band founded in Vancouver, Canada in 1992. The modern-day Celtic bards known as The Real McKenzies hail from Vancouver, BC and are a punk band deeply rooted in their Scottish heritage with a sound best described as the Sex Pistols meet Scottish folk legend Robbie Burns. In addition to writing and performing original music, Real McKenzies resurrect traditional Scottish songs, giving them a new punk-influenced sound. They include bagpipes in all of their studio albums and at most of their concerts. The band tours extensively and has made an eight-month, 23-country tour in a van. On some of these tours, they shared stages with such bands as Rancid, DragStrip Riot and NOFX. 5th Nov: Anavan (us) @ Klub 007 In the beginning there was… the freezing cold. In high school, some kids do sports, some do theatre; in the harsh winters of Ketchikan, AK kept the three future members of Anavan indoors, staying warm by playing along to their favorite records. Molly Williams (keyboards/vocals) favored AM Top 40 hits, Aaron Buckley (drums/vocals) pounded away to the incessant heavy metal metronome, and Bret Berg (bass) fed himself a steady intravenous diet of Rush, Yes and the Ramones. Finally, Anavan plays a experimental electro music which is a harmonious blend of all these influences. |
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