Keyword results: Pavement
Scul Hazzards ‘Landlord' album launch and Pavement DJ set
What:
Scul Hazzards ‘Landlord' album launch and Pavement DJ set
Where:
Newtown Workers Club, 51 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
When:
Sat Mar 13, doors 8.30pm
How much:
$10 at the door, pre-sales here
Description:
Once there was a band form Brisbane. They came down to Melbourne from time to time. Pounding drum, driving bass, stinging guitar and vocals wrenched from the lungs of a burnt-out husk of a man. There are some fairly obvious reference points for Scul Hazzards, the ratbag trio of former Brisbane natives, currently residing in the UK.
Spiral Stairs (Pavement, Preston School of Industry) album preview, with Tic Toc Tokyo
What:
Spiral Stairs (Pavement, Preston School of Industry) album preview, with Tic Toc Tokyo
Where:
The Workers Club, 51 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
When:
Sat Sept 19, doors 8.30
How much:
$15 on the door
Win:
We have a dbl pass to give away! To enter email win@threethousand.com.au with the subject 'Is that Joey Ramone? Over there! No, behind Shane Warne.'
Description:
It's not often so many name-dropping opportunities happen in one OUT! It's like a day at the races. Pavement co-founder Scott Kannberg has been playing with a band called Preston School Of Industry but now he's going out on his own as Spiral Stairs. Tic Toc Tokyo were in for a handful of beans at Pavement.
Steve Malkmus and The Jicks
What:
Steve Malkmus and The Jicks
Where:
Prince Bandroom, 29 Fitzroy St, St Kilda
When:
Wed Sept 23, doors 8pm
How much:
$45 + BF from here
Description:
Steve Malkmus was in the best band ever. That's Pavement, if you don't know. They pretty much invented lo-fi indie rock in the mid '90s and made the nerds at Pitchfork bow down in terror - the website awarded 1994's 'Crooked Rain/ Crooked Rain' a super rare 10/10. Anyway, Pavement broke up in 1999 and frontman Steve Malkmus has been doing his own stuff for the last decade or so.
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