Happy Wednesdays launches at Spectrum, Oxford St, Sydney this Wednesday. Curated by those legit cats at Select Music, expect the best new Sydney music week in week out accompanied by bleeding ears from Spectrum’s screeching low slung cans.
Alex and the Ramps, Shady Lane and Fishing front the opening night. But lend me your ear while I single out and extol the sheer, retarded joy of Fishing.
Fishing, the outdoor activity, was essentially invented so manly men could bail on their wives for a weekend and kill things, and as an outdoor activity for estranged fathers looking for ‘quality time’ with the kids on visitation weekends.
Fishing the band however is a spasticated electronic ejaculation from two members of equally frenetic Sydney band We Say Bamboulee.
Summer time jams, Sydney style. Like a lot of Sydney electronica it doesn’t take itself very seriously and probably wears a vintage Hawaiian shirt to the Flinders Bar on Saturday nights.
Get into this remix of Melbourne legend The Book of Ships… and then do a double, triple kickflip with a mctwist into their original jam OOOO, which featured on the most recent MAP post.
The Book Of Ships – Aaagh (Fishing Remix)
Fishing – OOOO
BONUS REMIX OVER HERE at this lamely named blog Pill Weekend. Taking the Goog in Google too literally.
-Mandu
Fishing
Happy Wednesdays launches at Spectrum, Oxford St, Sydney this Wednesday. Curated by those legit cats at Select Music, expect the best new Sydney music week in week out accompanied by bleeding ears from Spectrum’s screeching low slung cans.
Alex and the Ramps, Shady Lane and Fishing front the opening night. But lend me your ear while I single out and extol the sheer, retarded joy of Fishing.
Fishing, the outdoor activity, was essentially invented so manly men could bail on their wives for a weekend and kill things, and as an outdoor activity for estranged fathers looking for ‘quality time’ with the kids on visitation weekends.
Fishing the band however is a spasticated electronic ejaculation from two members of equally frenetic Sydney band We Say Bamboulee.
Summer time jams, Sydney style. Like a lot of Sydney electronica it doesn’t take itself very seriously and probably wears a vintage Hawaiian shirt to the Flinders Bar on Saturday nights.
Get into this remix of Melbourne legend The Book of Ships… and then do a double, triple kickflip with a mctwist into their original jam OOOO, which featured on the most recent MAP post.
The Book Of Ships – Aaagh (Fishing Remix)
Fishing – OOOO
BONUS REMIX OVER HERE at this lamely named blog Pill Weekend. Taking the Goog in Google too literally.
-Mandu