Keyword results: Music
What:
Last Hope screening
Where:
Speakeasy Cinema, 1000 £ Bend, 361 Little Lonsdale St, Melbourne
When:
Sun Mar 28, 7.30pm
How much:
$20 from here, $25 on door
Watch the trailer:
Here
Win:
Thanks to Speakeasy we have a dbl pass to give away! To enter, email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject 'wide blue yonder'
Description:
Maybe it's the hours upon hours spent floating about in the ocean, waiting for sets of waves to roll in. Maybe it's the high occurrence of low to medium impact head injuries. But invariably, most surfers have a spiritual connection to the ocean, manifesting itself in creative endeavours outside of the noble act of riding waves.
Event: Film
Stimulus: art house
What:
CD Swap Meet
Where:
Edinburgh Castle, 681 Sydney Rd, Brunswick
When:
Thurs Mar 4, register 6-7pm, swap starts 7.30pm
How much:
Gold coin donation
Description:
Is there anyone out there who doesn't have a pile of CDs they never listen to sitting forlornly in a corner? How about a CD tower? Are those things still around? It's funny how quickly CDs have become somewhat archaic technology, a sort of '90s stop-gap between records and downloads. Well, like all things newly 'vintage', we love 'em, but man, we gotta get 'em out of the house.
Event: Swap Meet
Stimulus: Cheap Treasure
Kieran Hebden has had a good time of it just lately. The guitarist turned much-feted producer and DJ has continued along the rosy path of critical adoration, and he's done so by consistently straying from his comfort zone. Along the way, he has shed the long-standing ‘folktronica' tag that dogged his early Four Tet and effectively reinvented himself.
What:
Save Live Australia's Music (S.L.A.M.) Rally
Where:
Starts at State Library and continues down Swanston St, Melbourne
When:
Tue Feb 23, 4-7pm
How much:
Free! See details about volunteering here.
Description:
Unless you've literally been living under a rock these past few months, you'd know the Melbourne Live Music scene is in dire straits. And I don't mean Mark Knopfler has recruited a huge backing band. S.L.A.M. is a call-to-arms of musicians and music fans of this fair city, to get together and semi-politely let the powers that be know we're not happy about the crippling licensing laws.
Event: Rally
Stimulus: Life
What:
Red Hot Shorts
Where:
ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne
When:
Fri Dec 4, 7.30pm
How much:
$8/$10 here
Description:
Following the sellout success of last month's homage to Warp Records, Gus Berger brings us another Red Hot Shorts showcase. This session includes an early Bob Dylan clip, the award-winning 3D promo for Bjork, Adam Watson's winning entry for Kissy Sell Out in the Genero.tv music video competition, and more short films and cutting-edge music videos than you could point a stick at.
Event: Film
Stimulus: Music
What:
Red Hot Shorts, 20 years of Warp records night
Where:
ACMI, Fed Square, Melbourne
When:
Fri Nov 6, 7.30pm
How much:
$8/$10
Win:
We have a dbl pass to give away! To enter, email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject 'I want your soul'
Description:
The video clip has long been the most exciting medium for upcoming (and established) film directors to get wild with, and Warp records have been responsible for some of the most progressive, distinctive and downright disturbing examples of the genre from the past twenty years. To celebrate this fact, Red Hot Shorts' main man Gus Berger has put together a 70-minute selection of Warp clips and short films charting Warp's past and present, from Autechre and Aphex Twin to Grizzly Bear and Boards of Canada.
Event: Film
Stimulus: Covers Show
Meet Samuel Miers. Sam is a man with a passion. A passion for musical niches you didn't even realise existed. Six months ago, Sam decided that rock music had been unknowingly profiting off early-'80s German New Wave, and in particular the primary progenitor of the movement, ZickZack Records, for far too long.
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