12/17/2014

Jessica Pratt Announces 2015 Tour Dates

JESSICA PRATT IS ON TOUR AND ON HER OWN LOVE AGAIN
Album Release Date: January 27th, 2015
Photo Credit: Colby Droscher
"Inside the sparse 'Back, Baby; is the breezy pop song she plays when the skies are clear, blue, and unconditional. . . There's practically a beach and a palm tree in the background. She shines a light on that first hint of confidence that comes when you're just a little bit removed from love, which is why the song flows along such a straight line. Her steady hand makes it a perfectly geometric. . . " -Pitchfork ["The 100 Best Tracks of 2014/Best New Track"]

"Pratt's stream-of-consciousness feels otherworldly, transposed from space and time, where slowly strumming on your guitar while sitting on your bedroom floor is the same as taking the first step on a moon in a galaxy far away." - Stereogum ["The 5 Best Songs Of The Week"]

"Pratt writes songs that sound like they're 50 years old, and she sings them like they're 100 years old. I'm not sure if she's real or a ghost that's been haunting me for the past few weeks. Can you guys hear how pretty this is, too?" -Grantland ["Songs of the Week"]

 "Jessica Pratt has a lot going for her: her guitar, her lyrics, her melodies. But, man, that voice. It's a conundrum, a honeypot mix of sweet and sour, the lightness of her highs given weight by the counterpoints of her lows. . . " - Flavorwire ["The 6 Best New Songs We Heard This Week"]
The New Year is right around the corner and with a new year comes new beginnings! Since the announcement of Jessica Pratt's dazzling Drag City debut,
On Your Own Love Again, the world has collectively held their breath, awaiting the moment when Jessica arrives on their doorstep! Thankfully, Jessica has provided us with a sigh of relief, in the form of the salient "Back, Baby". With "Back, Baby", she sends her voice traveling into strange places, providing subtle hallucinatory moments of refinement. The timeless nature of her guitar and voice is both compelling and hypnotizing and it's impossible not to respond to the sound of her music, not to want more right away!

Jessica has heard the rallied cries of eager fans everywhere and, boy, does she deliver! Beginning in February, Jessica sets sail on a string of dates with Kevin Morby, hitting spots up and down the West Coast. This tour will mark a momentous occasion, her first steps on North American soil in support of On Your Own Love Again! So mark your calendars, cross off your New Year's resolutions and join Jessica Pratt on her celestial journey to serenade the streets of L.A., from the Bay Area and back again, baby!

Listen to "Back, Baby" now and stay tuned-in to the impending release of
On Your Own Love Again, out January 27th!
CALIFORNIA DREAMIN' ON THIS WINTER'S DAY? DIG THE DATES BELOW!

Tues. Jan. 6-- Melbourne Victoria, Australia @ The Toff in Town
Thurs. Jan. 8-- Sydney New South Wales Australia @ City Recital Hall Angel Place
Sat. Jan. 10-- New South Wales Australia @ Sydney Festival Sydney
Fri. Feb. 20--Seattle, WA @ Sunset Tavern*
Sat. Feb. 21--Vancouver, BC @ Electric Owl*
Sun. Feb. 22--Portland, OR @ Doug Fir Lounge*
Mon. Feb. 23--Eugene, OR The Barnlight @ University of Oregon*
Wed. Feb. 25--San Francisco, CA Noise Pop @ The Chapel
Thurs. Feb. 26--Santa Cruz, CA @ Catalyst Atrium*
Fri. Feb. 27--Long Beach, CA @ Carpenter House*
Sat. Feb. 28--Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo*
*w/Kevin Morby


Jessica Pratt Online:

Pre-Order Links:

Pinkflag Christmas & New Year Sale

Grab some festive bargains at the "Pinkflag Christmas & New Year Sale"

We've decided to put a few items on sale in the shop. We've never had a sale before so it's very much an experiment :) 

They are -
WIRE ON THE BOX 1979 (DVD/CD) - previously £15.00 now £9.99
WIRE : THE SCOTTISH PLAY (DVD/CD) - previously £15.00 now £9.99
Red Barked Tree - previously £9.99  now £6.99


Read & Burn - A Book about Wire by Wilson Neate - previously £14.95 now £11.99
Document & Eyewitness 1979-1980 (CD Double Album only) - previously  £11.99 now £9.99
Change Becomes Us Teeshirt (limited sizes) - previously  £15.00  now £9.99

Grab them while you can!!
There will be plenty more news for you next year but meanwhile please enjoy whatever festivals you celebrate (or don't) and may 2015 bring you everything you wish for!
All the best
pinkflag

12/16/2014

ADULT. Announce "Detroit House Guests" Project


ADULT. to begin new collaborative album
by inviting artists into their Detroit home

Including: Dorit Chrysler, Shannon Funchess, Michael Gira
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, Douglas J. McCarthy, Lun*na Menoh

ADULT. - Detroit House Guests
[WATCH Introduction Video via Vimeo]
ADULT. will invite six musicians from around the country into their home over the next seven months to collaborate and ultimately create an album together that resonates with a spirit of Detroit, thanks to support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

Later this month ADULT. will begin work with their first collaborator and hope that this project will build on Detroit's rich musical legacy by bringing outside musicians to experience and interact with Detroit and its community. Community interaction will consist of a comprehensive tour of the city, a welcoming party with local artists and musicians, and public performance when available. Living in downtown Detroit for over 20 years, ADULT. hopes this project will bring more positive attention to the city through the arts.

ADULT. plans to share via their social media outlets the collaborative procedure through a behind-the-scenes view of the creative process. Once complete with the collaborations, ADULT. plans to release the musical results as their sixth albumDetroit House Guests on Ghostly International in late 2015 or early 2016. ADULT. believes this project will provide a rich experience for each musician and will bring favorable attention to Detroit and its cultural heritage.

The musicians working with ADULT. on this project include:

• Dorit Chrysler (NY Theremin Society)
• Shannon Funchess (LIGHT ASYLUM)
• Michael Gira (SWANS, Angels of Light, Young God Records)
• Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe (Lichens)
• Douglas J. McCarthy (Nitzer Ebb, DJMREX, Fixmer/McCarthy)
• Lun*na Menoh (Les Sewing Sisters, Jean Paul Yamamoto, Seksu Roba)

Knight Foundation’s funding for the project is through the Knight Arts Challenge, a community-wide contest supporting ideas that engage and enrich Detroit.


About ADULT.

ADULT. is the musical outlet for Detroit multi-disciplinary artists Nicola Kuperus and Adam Lee Miller. Founded in 1997, ADULT. have released 5 albums and have played live hundreds of shows from Bogotá to Moscow. Between 2008-2010, they made their first film "Three Grace(s) Triptych" which has been screened with live soundtrack accompaniment at Anthology Film Archives (NY), Distrital Film Festival (Mexico City), and CimmFEST (Chicago) among others. Their visual work has been exhibited internationally; including Mattress Factory Museum (Pittsburgh), Le Cube (France), Museum of Modern Art Saitama (Japan), Detroit Institute of Arts, and Cranbrook Art Museum (Bloomfield Hills, MI).



12/15/2014

SPARKS PERFORMING 'KIMONO MY HOUSE' W/ 38-PIECE ORCHESTRA ON VALENTINE'S DAY

  
SPARKS PERFORMING 'KIMONO MY HOUSE' PLUS ASSORTED SONGS FROM SPARKS' 23 ALBUMS - ACCOMPANIED BY A 38-PIECE ORCHESTRA . PRESENTED BY FYF, GOLDENVOICE AND ACE HOTEL
On Valentine's Day, Sparks will perform their 1974 album, Kimono My House in its entirety accompanied by a 38-piece orchestra at the Theatre at Ace Hotel. Here is what Ron and Russell from Sparks had to say about the show -

"We are thrilled to celebrate Valentine's Day, February 14, 2015, in
Los Angeles with all our hometown Sparks fans at a special performance
of 'Kimono My House' accompanied by a 38-piece orchestra.  We will
turn the stunning Theatre at Ace Hotel downtown into symphonic heaven
for the only planned North American concert of this performance. We
have also selected songs from Sparks' other 23 albums to round out the
evening.  Be our Valentine, LA!"

This night will also mark the 1 year anniversary of the opening of the
Theatre at Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles. We couldn't be more excited. Hope you will share it with us.

Presale begins tomorrow, Tuesday, December 16th at 10:00am using the password EQUATOR. General on-sale will start Wednesday, December 17th.

More information can be found at here:

12/13/2014

The Best Records of 2014


BEST RECORDS 2014

1. SWANS “To Be Kind”
2. 
3. LEONARD COHEN “Popular Problems”
4. TY SEGALL “Manipulator”
5. PERFECT PUSSY “Say Yes To Love”

6. SHARON VAN ETTEN “Are We There”
7. FOXYGEN “and Star Power”
8. BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE “Revelation”
9. LITTLE DRAGON “Nabuma Rubberband”
10 PARQUET COURTS “Sunbathing Animals”

    FOXYGEN (photo by Angel Ceballos)

11. SLEAFORD MODS “Divide and Exit”
12. SCOTT WALKER and SUNN O))) “Soused”
13. LANA DEL REY “Ultraviolence”
14. MAC DEMARCO “Salad Days”
15. LYKKE LI “I Never Learn”


BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE (photo by Angel Ceballos)

16. DEAN WAREHAM “Dean Wareham”
17. TUNE-YARDS “Nikki-Nack”
18. THE HORRORS “Luminous”
19. WHITE FENCE “For The Recently Found Innocent”
20. RAY LAMONTAGNE “Supernova”


TUNE-YARDS (photo by Angel Ceballos)

21. LUKE HAINES “New York In The 70s”
22. ST VINCENT “St Vincent”
23. ANGEL OLSEN “Burn Your Fire For No Witness”
24. PROTOMARTYR “Under Color of Official Right”
25. OUGHT “More Than Any Other Day”


WARPAINT (photo by Angel Ceballos)

26. FUTURE ISLANDS “Singles”
27. THEE OH SEES “Drop”
28. SUZANNE VEGA “Tales from the Realm of The Queen of Pentacles”
29. FANFARLO “Let’s Go Extinct”
30. LIARS “Mess”


TEEN (photo by Angel Ceballos)

31. TEEN “The Way and Color”
32. LES BIG BYRD “They Worshipped Cats”
33. WARPAINT “Warpaint”
34. QUILT “Held in Splendor”
35. FLYING LOTUS “You’re Dead”


LITTLE DRAGON (photo by Angel Ceballos)

36. MARISSA NADLER “July”
37. CARIBOU “Our Love”
38. THE ORWELLS “Disgraceland”
39. TEMPLES “Sun Structures”
40. EAGULLS “Eagulls”


THE ORWELLS (photo by Angel Ceballos)

41. ALLAH-LAS “Worship The Sun”
42. GOAT “Commune”
43. PERFUME GENIUS “Too Bright”
44. FIRST AID KIT “Stay Gold”
45. STEPHEN MALKMUS & THE JICKS “Wig Out at Jagbags”


PERFUME GENIUS (photo by Angel Ceballos)

46. JULIE BYRNE “Room With Walls and Windows”
47. AVI BUFFALO “At Best Cuckold”
48. KLARA LEWIS “Ett”
49. SHELLAC “Dude Incredible”
50. DUM DUM GIRLS “Too True”


FIRST AID KIT (photo by Angel Ceballos)

12/11/2014

JUST ANNOUNCED: Neutral Milk Hotel, Shlohmo, Title Fight



Hello, Hello, Hello
Hope you are well. 

We have just announced a number of shows this week, most of which go on sale tomorrow. Hope you will join us for one of them.

JUST ANNOUNCED:
- Joyce Manor at the Glasshouse on Friday, February 13th
- Hundred Waters at the El Rey on Friday, February 13th
- Dan Deacon at Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock on Friday, February 27th
- Title Fight (w/ Merchandise & Power Trip) at the Regent Theater DTLA on Saturday, March 14th and the Glasshouse on Sunday, March 15th
- Andrew Jackson Jihad at the Echoplex on Saturday, April 11th
- Shlohmo at the Fonda Theatre on Thursday, May 7th
- Neutral Milk Hotel at Pappy & Harriet's Pioneertown on Saturday, May 30th

Right now we are having an FYF presale for Shlohmo's show at the Fonda. Use the password WEDIDIT at the following link to get your tickets before tomorrow's 10:00AM onsale. Check out his new track "Emerge From Smoke" from his forthcoming record on True Panther Sounds.
And then on Friday, January 9th, we have Holly Herndon playing the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock. Tickets are still available and can be purchased in-store at Origami Vinyl and Mount Analog. Check out the music video for her excellent song, "Home"

And our reminder we have a three night run with Caribou at the Fonda from February 26th to 28th. The 27th and 28th are sold out but a small amount of tickets are still available for 26th.

Be sure to follow us on InstagramTwitter & Facebook for the latest in our world. Complete show details below and on our website - fyfpresents.com.




  



Tickets for Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock, Echo and Echoplex are available at Origami Vinyl in Echo Park and Vacation Vinyl in Silverlake with a $2- $3 service fee. Tickets for the Fonda are available at Origami Vinyl & Amoeba with a $3 service fee. Support your local record store and buy in person.    

12/10/2014

Maps feat. Polly Scattergood Begin Mute Holiday Countdown

MUTE COUNTS DOWN TO THE HOLIDAYS WITH
MAPS 
(FEAT. POLLY SCATTERGOOD)
“IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER”
Maps – aka James Chapman – has collaborated with Mute label-mate Polly Scattergood to create a shimmering and melancholic cover of “In The Bleak Midwinter” in anticipation of the fast approaching holidays.  James and Polly explain:

"After our collaboration at the Mute Short Circuit Festival a few years ago we continued to hang out and write in the studio together. ‘In The Bleak Midwinter’ is one of our favourite Christmas songs so we decided to try our own version of it...And give it away as a present to say thanks for all the support this year.
Have a great Christmas...
See you in 2015!
Love MAPS and Polly Scattergood"

Watch the nostalgic wintery visual for “In The Bleak Midwinter” here. 


Mute will be counting down to the New Year with themed music from the label’s roster.  Watch the label’s FacebookTwitterSoundcloud, and Spotify for new additions to your holiday soundtrack throughout December.  
MAPS: WEBSITE | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | YOUTUBE | SOUNDCLOUD 

POLLY SCATTERGOOD: WEBSITE | TWITTER | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | YOUTUBE 

12/08/2014

"How I Became a Downtown Writer"



"How I Became a Downtown Writer"
The literary insider explores downtown writing,
Samuel Beckett and the new Classical Hardcore

By Alexander Laurence

After having lived in busy New York City for a while, living in the decadent East Village, hanging out with brutal thugs, icy strippers and teddy bear junkies, and frequenting writers such as Bruce Benderson, Richard Hell, and Ursule Molinaro, I felt that my writing was subtly changing, and then noticed that many stories I wrote took place on Avenue A, usually describing the life of some down-and-out prostitute, involved heroin addiction and general impending decay.

I was aware that the writer Edward Dahlberg has said "We are too often reminded that many people have all of Baudelaire's abnormalities and are not artists but just hapless bores." I was becoming a downtown clone. In fact, if there was a software program that was both a generator of this end-of-the-world "downtown writing" and a surrealistic mad-lib, it would look something like this:

***
The slimy rain was coming down on this muggy night, while I was standing on Avenue ___. I had been trying to get off _____ for a few weeks, while my girlfriend was having ____. I went over to the grimy apartment of _____ who wanted to get together to have sex or get high. We walked over to Avenue ___ where we tried to cop some drugs. We were jonesing for some ____. That's when we ran into ____ who was coming back from a bondage club. When we took a train to Times Square, we saw ____ who was now a prostitute and a ____ addict. Later we arrived at the small apartment of ____ where we had sex with ____ while getting high on ___. Then we brought out the ____. The urban sky was dark and people walked around the streets without hope.
***
Words to choose from:
A--B--C--D--Heroin--Crack--LSD--Poppers--anal sex--withdrawals--an abortion--Richard Kern--Kathy Acker--Bruce Benderson--Lydia Lunch--Dee Dee Ramone--The Unbearables--a puerto rican prostitute--rubber gloves--lube--sex

What is "downtown writing?" There have been magazines like Between C & D, Cuz, The Portable Lower Side, and others, that have published this sort of decadent writing. The Low Rent and The Unbearables anthologies are other examples. "Downtown writing" has become the Kurt Cobain of today's literary scene (drugs, sex, success), and you know how Cobain dealt with success. Dahlberg spoke on the subject: "Man survives disease, paralysis, a thousand humiliations, almost any travail but success."

Since the 1970s, many of these writers have moved out of New York or have went uptown, but the "hard" writers like myself are still hanging out at Sin-é, looking for an angry fix and an un-angry woman. I remember what Dahlberg said on the subject: "After I discovered that Goethe, Heine, Beethoven and Nietzsche had all had syphillis, I thought I could not be a genius unless I found a woman who would be lenient enough to share this disease with me."


Actually the East Village has become too safe and yuppified for a delicate, hard, "downtown" writer like me, so I have moved to desperate Williamsburg, where the Downtown tradition is continuing and thriving on arty Bedford Avenue. If you want to be a Downtown writer, you can't live Downtown anymore, because you can't afford to.

New York Literary Pilgrimage



New York Literary Pilgrimage
by Alexander Laurence

If you take a walk around New York, you can find places where several previous writers have lived, worked, and died. This is a list of notable places around Manhatten.

James Agee
The author of A Death In The Family (1957) lived in New York City the last two decades of his life in alchoholic bliss.
38 Perry St (Greenwich Village)
172 Bleeker Street
33 Cornelia Street

W. H. Auden
Famous poet had a few years of expatriate living. His works, The Age of Anxiety and The Rake's Progress were written here.
7 Cornelia Street
77 St. Mark's Place

Djuna Barnes
Born in upstate New York, lived in Greenwich Village and Paris most of her life. She wrote Nightwood and worked for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
Patchin Place

The Chelsea Hotel
Opened in 1884. Many writers came here to stay like Mark Twain and O. Henry. Thomas Wolfe wrote You Can't Go Home Again. Other residents include James T. Farrell, Dylan Thomas, Edward Dahlberg, Brendan Behan, James Schuyler and Arthur Miller.
222 West 23rd Street

John Dos Passos
Author of several novels including The Manhatten Transfer.
14A Washington Mews
106-10 Columbia Heights
214 Riverside Drive

F. Scott Fitzgerald
The author of The Great Gatsby spent a few years in New York.
200 Claremont Avenue
The Biltmore Hotel: East 43rd Street

Langston Hughes
Author of The Weary Blues and Mulatto lived in New York City most of his life.
634 St. Nicholar Avenue
20 East 127th Street

Henry James
Born at 21 Washington Place, left for Europe and returned several times. Author of Washington Square, The Ambassadors, and Daisy Miller.

Jack Kerouac
He wrote On The Road in a room on West 20th Street. Lived off and on in Manhatten for years.
454 West 20th Street
501 East 11th Street

Herman Melville
He was born at 6 Pearl Street, and lived at 33 Bleeker Street and 675 Broadway as a child. He wrote Typee and Moby Dick. He lived in obscurity for thirty years till his death in 1891.
104 East 26th Street

Arthur Miller
Author of Death of a Salesman and husband of Marilyn Monroe grew up in Brooklyn and Harlem.
444 East 57th Street
The Chelsea Hotel (1962-1968)

Marianne Moore
Famous 20th Century poet, associated with Modernism, and rival of artist/poet Mina Loy.
14 St. Luke's Place
35 West 9th Street

Dorothy Parker
Poet, writer for Vanity Fair and subject of the movie, Mrs. Parker and Her Vicious Circle. Grew up on 57th Street, and spent her last days at The Volney Hotel.
57 West 57th Street
Volney Hotel, 23 East 73rd Street

Edgar Allen Poe
Spent most of his time in Baltimore but was in New York City for a few years between 1837-1844. He wrote most of his well known poems at The Poe Cottage.
West 84th Street (at Broadway)
85 Amity Street (now West 3rd Street)

John Reed
Revolutionary and author of Ten Days That Shook The World. He lived in New York City between 1911-1919.
42-43 Washington Square South
23 5th Avenue
147 West 4th Street

John Steinbeck
California's great novelist lived in New York City's upper east side for the last three decades of his life with his third wife. Cannery Row and East of Eden were written at this time. In 1962, he won the Nobel Prize.
206 East 52nd Street

Edith Wharton (née Jones)
Part of one of New York City's prominent families, she wrote several novels including The Age of Innocence and The House of Mirth. Close friends with Henry Miller. Born at 14 West 23rd Street.
28 West 25th Street

884 Park Avenue

Watch Father John Misty's "Chateau Lobby #4


Watch Father John Misty's "Chateau Lobby #4
(in C for Two Virgins)"  Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6NuYJ0RzRg
 
You can now watch Father John Misty's official video for "Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins),"  a new single from I Love You, Honeybear, directed by Josh and Emma Tillman.
Josh Tillman says of the video, "A few months ago, I had an idea for a music video.  I was going to rent a wedding chapel, get a dozen kittens and stage a kitten wedding, over which I would preside and intercut with performance footage of me lip-syncing the song which you’re hearing today, “Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins)”.
"Sounds great, right?  It may have even gone viral because kittens.  If a video goes viral, that means you’re reaching a wider audience, and you might even get on a chart.  If you get on a chart that means you’re streaming more records, and the more records you’re streaming the more money you supposedly have for hiring kitten wranglers.
"Aside from the fact that kitten wranglers are considerably more expensive than you may realize and that said-kitten wranglers all informed me there was no way we were going to be able get the outfits I had mocked up onto said-kittens, there was another extenuating factor involved in the decision to abort this music video concept and ruin the slim likelihood that I might ever get to see the Huffington Post entertainment headline “EX-FLEET FOXES DRUMMER WEDS CATS”.
"That reason is that the song actually means a great a deal to me.
It’s got the #4 on it because this iteration Chateau Lobby was the 4th attempt at arranging and producing the song that did not turn out perversely sentimental.  Sentimentality brutalizes emotion.  Much like ironic music videos.         
"I don’t care all that much if you like the music video or not.  The label isn’t crazy about it.  Management isn’t crazy about it.  I have been informed I’m basically kissing an MTV "Woodie" award goodbye forever.  I made it on an iPad on my wedding anniversary with the one I love.  We ate pancakes.    
"I love you,
Josh."
--------------------------------------------

Father John Misty's "Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins)" will be available later today from Sub Pop Mega Mart,  iTunes, Amazon, and at all streaming services.  
I Love You, Honeybear will be available February 9th in Europe from Bella Union and February 10th for the rest of the world from Sub Pop. The album, featuring “Bored In The USA,” “Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins),” “True Affection,” and the title track, was produced by Josh Tillman and Jonathan Wilson, mixed by Phil Ek, and mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound. Preorders for I Love You, Honeybear are now available from Father John Misty.com,  Sub Pop Mega Mart, iTunes and Amazon.
For up-to-date information on tour dates please visit fatherjohnmisty.com.

12/07/2014

Tashaki Miyaki play west coast shows this week

Photo by BEV DAVIES taken in vancouver


12/09 The Catalyst Atrium Santa Cruz, CA
12/10 Brick & Mortar, San Francisco, CA
12/11 Los Angeles show at the El Rey

12/12 The Casbah San Diego, CA
12/13 Observatory Constellation Room Santa Ana, CA

TY SEGALL comes to Australia

THUNDERSNOW IN DECEMBER? GET READY FOR THE SPACE-BLIZZARD OF OZ TO HIT DOWN UNDER

Falling down to Earth from the seedy innerbelly of Jupiter, the Ty Segall
man, man, along with his Manipulator band, have slashed and shredded their way across America and Europe this fall, in support of their otherworldly double album. Since their planetary visas have a couple more weeks left on 'em before the band is rocked like vile, vile cargo back into outer-space, Ty and co. concurred - "let's take this mother down under!" Which raises the question - how do these freaks make it through airport security? Do they travel in their own, invisible vessel? A flying teapot, perhaps? We don't know for sure! The only thing that's certain, no matter how they get there, is what they'll do when they arrive: annihilate each and every night. Hopping into the 'roo pouch with propulsion drums on solid attack and pedals switched from "stun" to "melt,"Ty and his MB force will boomerang their amplified fuzz blasts over an Australian audience ready and waiting for transportive, inter-stellar musics and energies surely unseen since the dawn of Goodbye Bread. Now THAT's a knife! It all starts next week in the land of Perth - catch the good comet Manipulator before it blazes to another dimension!

12/11/14 The Bakery Perth Australia
12/13/14 Meredith Festival Meredith Australia
12/14/14 Corner Hotel Melbourne Australia
12/15/14 Corner Hotel Melbourne Australia
12/17/14 Oxford Art Factory Sydney New South Wales Australia
12/18/14 Oxford Art Factory Sydney New South Wales Australia
12/19/14 The Zoo Brisbane Australia
12/20/14 The Northern Byron Bay Australia

Back in the USSA:
1/30/15 Great American Music Hall San Francisco CA

White Denim Debuts "Second Dimension" Video w/ Under The Radar | LP out 12/6 via Bella Union

White Denim Under The Radar  Debuts New Single/Video “ Second Dimension ” Available across platforms  here 12  LP due out Dec. 6 via Bella U...