Category Archives: Music

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Prussian Blue is Dope

Posted on July 20, 2011 by @ndy

LOL oh man… They’re going to have a limo, man, and food backstage, man, everything. They need a manager. That’s the only thing. My cousin. He doesn’t have a job. They’ll make him the manager. He’s got a van. It’ll … Continue reading →

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David Rovics – The Riot Dog

Posted on June 20, 2011 by @ndy

Sabotage Cat‘s best mate Riot Dog has a new song dedicated to him. Bastard Delta motorcycle police tried to kill ‘Loukanikos’, but the nature of Monkey is irrepressible! Things are kicking off in Spain too, while June 30 in the … Continue reading →

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Steve Ignorant @ The Tote, Collingwood (17th June 2011)

Posted on June 18, 2011 by @ndy

Carbie Warbie — “Rockin’ out with my camera out! The James Brown of Melbourne Music Photography! Rock’N’Roll photographer for the people!” — documents the Melbourne leg of Steve Ignorant‘s The Last Supper Tour (@ The Tote, Collingwood). Steve Ignorant (Crass) … Continue reading →

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Jello Biafra ~versus~ BDS

Posted on June 13, 2011 by @ndy

Update (June 30) : The gig has been cancelled. A statement on the withdrawal is below. Update : Appeal to Jello Biafra: Do not cross our picket line, June 12, 2011: “The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott … Continue reading →

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Steve Ignorant @ Melbourne Anarchist Club, June 16, 2011

Posted on June 12, 2011 by @ndy

Steve Ignorant speaks about all things Crass, Conflict, his new-found love of the Collingwood Football Club and his new autobiography, The Rest is Propaganda, before taking to the stage at the Tote the following evening. Supported by A Commoner’s Revolt … Continue reading →

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Gil Scott-Heron : 1949–2011

Posted on May 28, 2011 by @ndy

Gil Scott-Heron | Variety | @ Pitchfork | New York Is Killing Me: The unlikely survival of Gil Scott-Heron, Alec Wilkinson, The New Yorker, August 9, 2010 | GIL SCOTT-HERON: THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE TELEVISED, BBC Documentary…

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Propagandhi ~versus~ Stormfront Down Under

Posted on May 8, 2011 by @ndy

Update (May 19, 2011) : So anyway. Propagandhi’s first gig (Wednesday, May 17) was apparently undisturbed. During their second (Thursday, May 18), at about the time the band took to the stage (10-10.30pm) a small group of 10–20 young nazis … Continue reading →

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‘Russian Anti-Racist Skinheads’ : Documentary

Posted on May 5, 2011 by @ndy

Cool. Sometimes, surfers bring some useful search terms to my blog: ‘Russian Anti-Racist Skinheads’ is one, and the title of a new documentary (2011) by Ian Ivanov. Searching for moar infos — of which there appears to be little — … Continue reading →

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Steve Ignorant : The Last Supper Tour Down Under

Posted on May 2, 2011 by @ndy

Update : Steve will be speaking about all things Crass, Conflict, his new-found love of the Collingwood Football Club and his new autobiography, The Rest is Propaganda, before taking to the stage at the Tote the following evening. Supported by … Continue reading →

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May Day in Melbourne 2011

Posted on April 27, 2011 by @ndy

May Day is May 1 is this Sunday. There’s a few things going on, to which the following is a guide. The Victorian Trades Hall Council is organising a rally and march. Assemble 12.30pm outside Trades Hall (corner Victoria and … Continue reading →

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