Tape haul from Dada Records. Jeff Beck w/ Jan Hammer Group Live II is best, the internet refuses to acknowledge it though, must be a rip off of some sort or tape only sequel but it sounds like Wired.
Showing posts with label Dada Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dada Records. Show all posts
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Sunday, September 2, 2012
The Bonniwells @ Dada's 25/08/2012
Melbourne's The Bonniwells on their first tour of Perth playing at Dada Records.
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Monday, August 27, 2012
Cangkang Serigala @ Dada Records 18-08-2012
Pic nicked from Megan Bates
Karaoke Black Metal Star Cangkang Serigala aka absolute sick cunt Ican Harem played with Warthreat, Brown and Salamander at Dada Records the other week. It was sick. Ican came here back in 2010 to do the Karaoke Satan Museum exhibition and another infamous show at Dada's, he's here for a while now and just did another exhibition at Galleria in E.Perth.
He's playing again September 7th at the Velvet Lounge. DONUT MISS.
Get it HERE.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Clean Living @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
This gig was a launch for two records, the Sarry/Drowning Horse split live cd recorded at Dada's 2 months before and "Batman Smells" a 16 track christmas compilation of great songs from great bands, both records were the brainchildren of Ben Stewart and both deserve your money. Recording from Ben Stewart.
smRts @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Frozen Ocean @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Mad cuntz Frozen Ocean at Dada Records. They contributed a whole bunch of songs to "Batman Smells" and they are all good, end of story.
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Gulls @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Mental Powers @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Mental Powers playing in linear mode at Dada Records. Look at that attractive man in the blue shirt, his name is Lewis Waters and Ladies, he's taken. This set reminds me of a band I've seen a few times but actually good.
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Golden Staph @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Allbrook Avery @ Dada Records 17-12-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Carbuncle @ Dada Records 17-09-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Carbuncle's first gig with a new expanded line up at Dada Records 17th September 2011.
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Chris Cobilis @ Dada Records 17-09-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
One-man-to-rule-them-all Chris Cobilis playing at Dada Records 17th of September 2011.
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Craig McElhinney @ Dada Records 17-09-2011
Photo by Darren Mok
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Dada Tapes
Dada Records have been irregularly hosting gigs in their garage for longer than I've been around to get drunk and spill beer at them and most of the last few years of gigs have been organised by Dada's employee/local film maker/good dude Ben Stewart who also happened to record them all on his handheld 2-track, much like me but instead of making a blog that no one gives a shit about he decided to compile them into a fantastic cd. Dadas pressed 200 of these and have already given most of them out but for all you losers who didn't get one it's now available on the internet. It's a fairly accurate summary of most of the "key players" running about in different circles around town.
ENJOY.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Dada Records 20th November 2010
Dadas, what a great place, a fine selection of flat black discs, crusty characters, stale jelly beans and a swell location to hear some live music should your persuasion run in that direction. On a nice day in November a few bands played in shared garage space behind the store.
The first of these bands, Jasper and Chris, were the highlight of the evening. I'm not sure if the novelty of seeing an explosive 5 year old boy playing drums with an 80something year old perth guitar vet didn't make up half of the appeal but the other half was surely pure blind talent. A blazing debut/one-and-only gig that proves the age old phrase true: "songs serve only to support solos".
Dragging themselves away from the Rambo machine at Timezone for long enough to play were perth punk supergroup Bamodi.
Only their second gig in the current McGrath-Boobs-Hooper lineup, Bamodi thrashed through 25 minutes of chuggin', yellin' and vommin' with aplomb even managing to throw a Beat Happening cover. A band surely going places*. One review posted on an unfavourable website claimed that Bamodi were the best band of the evening, however as good as they were this is not true, that distinction belongs to either Astral Travel or Jasper and Chris.
The Silents have come a long way over their time together but it's a shame they don't have more to show for it. The band have played proficiently every time I've seem them over the past 3 or 4 years but they fail to make a great impression. To their merit they aren't half bad but they lack enough good dynamics and a sense of excitement, too many songs in the same touchtooslow tempo and too many unnecessary and fruitless changes. In essence not enough buzz. If they all took more speed they might turn out alright.
Astral Travel definitely made a bigger mark on the present audience with their dexy fueled driving rawk. This band get unfairly tagged by the clueless as hipsters, which they quite clearly aren't. Special mention goes to ultradude Tim Loughman and his propulsive drumming. The band that could, the band that should, let's hope they're the band that do.
ps Sorry for the lack of updates over the past few months I've been busy with a few bands, a few records, a few short holidays and a few missed enrolments.
The first of these bands, Jasper and Chris, were the highlight of the evening. I'm not sure if the novelty of seeing an explosive 5 year old boy playing drums with an 80something year old perth guitar vet didn't make up half of the appeal but the other half was surely pure blind talent. A blazing debut/one-and-only gig that proves the age old phrase true: "songs serve only to support solos".
Dragging themselves away from the Rambo machine at Timezone for long enough to play were perth punk supergroup Bamodi.
Only their second gig in the current McGrath-Boobs-Hooper lineup, Bamodi thrashed through 25 minutes of chuggin', yellin' and vommin' with aplomb even managing to throw a Beat Happening cover. A band surely going places*. One review posted on an unfavourable website claimed that Bamodi were the best band of the evening, however as good as they were this is not true, that distinction belongs to either Astral Travel or Jasper and Chris.
The Silents have come a long way over their time together but it's a shame they don't have more to show for it. The band have played proficiently every time I've seem them over the past 3 or 4 years but they fail to make a great impression. To their merit they aren't half bad but they lack enough good dynamics and a sense of excitement, too many songs in the same touchtooslow tempo and too many unnecessary and fruitless changes. In essence not enough buzz. If they all took more speed they might turn out alright.
Astral Travel definitely made a bigger mark on the present audience with their dexy fueled driving rawk. This band get unfairly tagged by the clueless as hipsters, which they quite clearly aren't. Special mention goes to ultradude Tim Loughman and his propulsive drumming. The band that could, the band that should, let's hope they're the band that do.
ps Sorry for the lack of updates over the past few months I've been busy with a few bands, a few records, a few short holidays and a few missed enrolments.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Astral Travel @ Dada Records 20-11-2010.
Astral Travel playing an instore at Dada Records 20th November 2010. My handy handheld digital recorder died during this set so this recording comes from dadadude Ben Stewart.
Get it HERE.
Enjoy.
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