The Band Next Door :: 10:00pm 4th Oct 2018
In the early days of the Soviet Union, Western rock-n-roll was banned.
But in true Russian style, the means of production was seized by the people who took into their hands an ingenious method of distributing music which in a way became the ultimate DIY aesthetic.
It was labelled as “Bone music”.
Apparently X-rays were quite good at holding vinyl grooves together and with the aid of makeshift pressers, Western music was traded with the same discreet air as street drugs.
They were flimsy, didn’t last long and were only able to be recorded one side of the radiograph. But it was a surreally inventive way of stickin’ it to the man,
Music pressed onto an X-ray? The Divinyls were right when they said there’s a fine line between pleasure and pain.
So feed your head (bone) on The Band Next Door with two hours of brand new tunes from all across Oz.
Goth flavored howling blues from Creepy Flavours.
Exquisite and cascading electronic tinged chaos dreamt up by On Diamond.
Misanthropic doom birthed courtesy of Wicked Sisters, and layered Smokey atmospheres to conflict your heart rate thanks to Calmly
Plus the latest from Sydney locals The Mother’s Club, Noodle House and Exposure
Two hours of Alternative Australiana
Only on 2SERR 107.3
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PLAYLIST
Bleeding Knees Club Case
The Mother's Club Interstate Tinder Date
Segue Wake Up/Make Up
Laura Imbruglia Tricks
Lachlan X. Morris Stray Dog
Egoism Sorry
New Seddon Dads Cool Change
Russo It’s A Crime
Noodle House Till The End
Ten Story Building Individual One
These New South Whales Divided
On Diamond How
Garry David Ole Fella
Pistol Peaches Noose Neck
All My Alien Sex Friends Beanie Man
Calmly 30
Wicked Sisters After Dark
Syntax Error The Unknown
Creepy Flavours Public Baths
Exposure Torture
Ricky Albeck & the Belair Line Band Come Home
Outright Holler
Mana 666
K Mak Play With Me
Rituals Of The Oak Here
