Author results: Kieran O'Shea
Noise Club Band
What:
Noise Club Band
Where:
Pony, 68 Lt Collins St, Melbourne
When:
Sat Oct 11, 2am
How much:
Free if you bring your own instrument to play!
Description:
And so it has run its course. The past year has seen kicking, screaming, wailing, humming, banging, thumping, jumping, singing, split lips, split sticks, split hips, vacuums, beer kegs, loud speakers, new friends, old friends, best friends, warehouses, front rooms, bedrooms, amphetamine induced hysteria, powder induced remorse, ice rage, psycho killers, broken bones, broken strings, broken hearts, stolen instruments, stolen kisses, long nights, longer days, cops, and of course, bells.
Event: Bands
Stimulus: E
Clay Fine Food & Health
Rathdowne Village is quickly becoming a security blankie: one that smells just right and has you all edgy if you leave it alone for too long. Small Screen supplies the films and records, Gerald's bar serves the wine and cheese, North grinds your beans, and now Clay is your favourite convenience store.
Stop. Drop. Roll. Presents: The Visible Ink Fundraiser
What:
Stop. Drop. Roll. Presents: The Visible Ink Fundraiser
Where:
The Glasshouse, 51-55 Gipps St, Collingwood (just off Wellington, in between Johnston and Victoria Sts)
When:
Thurs July 24, 8pm-1am
How much:
$5
Description:
Can anyone party like a Keith! Party can party? You can give it your best, but it ain't going to be easy. With Talkshow Boy at the helm of the beats, things are sure to get wild when this all MCing, all dancing, party juggernaut of colourful misfits visits Collingwood. With an ever increasing number of members it can be hard to see where they begin and the crowd ends, but this is exactly why they are so much fun; they can make anyone's white cracker ass shake.
Event: Party
Stimulus: E
The Bratwurst Shop
The most exciting part of the Vic Market is easily the deli section. Before starting your weekly shop you have the opportunity to make a nuisance out of yourself, mooching around, trying as many cheeses, olives, cold meats, pickled goodies, and wines as you can without spending a penny. It's great.
Now, a word of warning; don't get too carried away.
Fleet Foxes
It's been worth the wait for the Fleet Foxes' well-crafted debut to rear its head; folk, country, and bluegrass mixed together to rather more dreamy effect than their recent EP. Now, although the dynamics of the songs don't change all that much; drums roll at the bottom, acoustic guitars and keys chime in the middle, the lead guitar has its nose just in front, and the lush group vocals play on top, the use of clever musical arrangements makes it warmly captivating.
Sugardough Panificio and Patisserie
Sugardough looks and smells just like grandma's kitchen. Pretty Portmeirion and fine china tea cups hang on the walls along side ornate plates, adding a touch of home charm to this sweet-scented bakery café. Here is a place unafraid of teasing your greedy eyes and evidently proud of its produce.
Bar Lourinha
The Spanish have it down tight when it comes to good eating; taking your time, digesting, having a listen to conversations around you, and savouring your company like your wine is the ethos behind it all. Friendly, talkative and communal, Bar Lourinha offers some of the finest tapas and European wine in the city.
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