As part of a special weekend of shows organized by Blue Skies Turn Black and the Pirates of the Lachine Canal for the Suoni Per il Popolo Festival, we will be holding a special afternoon show @ Lab Synthese on Saturday, June 27th. Doors will be at 5 PM (immediately following the NoMeansNo matinee show @ divan). The lineup will feature TALK NORMAL, an incredible tribal psych-no-wave duo from Brooklyn, along with new Montreal resident and kraut no-fi artist THE PINK NOISE and BLUE LIONS (feat. Myles Broscoe of AIDS Wolf, Les Angles Morts, ...). Finally, opening the show are JEREMY & FRIEND (featuring Susil Sharma of RED MASS). Doors are at 5 PM and show starts at 6. Here are the details :::
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Saturday, June 27th (AFTERNOON SHOW - 5 PM) :::
TALK NORMAL (NYC)
THE PINK NOISE (Toronto/mtl - Sacred Bones)
BLUE LIONS (Mtl - mem. AIDS Wolf)
JEREMY & FRIEND (Mtl - mem. RED MASS)
$8
5 PM (EARLY!)
@ Lab Synthese (435 Beaubien Ouest, #200)
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for more info visit :::
http://www.blueskiesturnblack.com
http://www.myspace.com/talknormaltalknormal
http://www.myspace.com/thepinknoise2
http://www.myspace.com/milobrosco
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AIDS Wolf: The Feel-Bad Band for Desolate Times
AIDS Wolf embraces the hate. If they can't draw you in, they will make you run away cursing and bitching. Their songs speak to the terminally alienated, the relentlessly negative, the inherently repugnant.
The Montréal four-piece (two guitars, drums and insane warbling) formed in early 2003, to the protestations of most of humanity. Since the beginning, they've sought to live the life: to practice complete aesthetic immersion, create music in some form every day, and live healthfully to facilitate their creative endeavors, no vacations allowed. AW greets our modern gloom with heady zeal.
--Vikki Warner
Contact us at aidswolf at aidswolf dot net.
A.Wolf
PO Box 226, Station B
Montréal, Qc
H3B 3J7
Canada
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AIDS Wolf: The Feel-Bad Band for Desolate Times
AIDS Wolf embraces the hate. If they can't draw you in, they will make you run away cursing and bitching. Their songs speak to the terminally alienated, the relentlessly negative, the inherently repugnant.
The Montréal four-piece (two guitars, drums and insane warbling) formed in early 2003, to the protestations of most of humanity. Since the beginning, they've sought to live the life: to practice complete aesthetic immersion, create music in some form every day, and live healthfully to facilitate their creative endeavors, no vacations allowed. AW greets our modern gloom with heady zeal.
--Vikki Warner
Contact us at aidswolf at aidswolf dot net.
A.Wolf
PO Box 226, Station B
Montréal, Qc
H3B 3J7
Canada
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