here you go, toilet - http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/mus...t&utm_source=e

at Cargo, the day before ATP.

hmmmm...

Magik Markers, Grosvenor, October 27th.

Also at The Grosvenor:

Friday 6 November 2009
Nihilist Assault Group / John Wiese / Romance / BBBlood / Toshiji Mikawa / putrefier

Friday 11 December 2009
Ramleh / SUDDEN INFANT / Voltigeurs

FRI 16TH OCT
GARETH SAGER
Bush Hall

Founding guitar shredder with The Pop Group, the funkiest artpunk happening ever to prick the political consciousness of the early 80s post punk illuminati, Gareth Sager went on to stretch jazz into punk funk territories alongside Neneh Cherry in the criminally under rated Rip Rig And Panic prior to embracing huge gushing neo soul in Float Up CP and Stooges informed psych with Head....this first show since Gawd knows when to present the current Creeping Bent release 'Slack Slack Music' is a rare enough treat and will feature Gareth alongside other former Rip Rig types ...unmissable!

CAFE OTO
SAT 17TH OCT, 2009 6PM- 1AM
GALVANISED! FESTIVAL 2009

An exploration into sketched music/drone/noise/new psychedelia

ASHTRAY NAVIGATION
JACK ALLETT (Towering Breaker)
YAARD
THE INSECT EXPLOSION
ASLEEP BENEATH VOLCANOES
ALPINE LAGERS
DOGFROG (the music of Alan James Read)
DEATH TO THE KING (DJ SET)

THU 12TH NOV
Corsica Studios
OXBOW

Luminaire
TUE 17TH NOV
THE FIELD

Monto Water Rats
MON 23RD NOV
THE GERMS

Legendary L.A Punk Band
Exclusive London Show and 1st ever U.K appearance

http://www.myspace.com/germsreturn



wtf???????

fuck, i just realised i forgot about the sic alps show tonight

I had a ticket for that, but unfortunatly I couldnt go coz i star ed feeling sick @ work and had to go home

for those who missed the show last night

18th October @ Barden's Boudoir- Sic Alps w/ Deep Shit and Cold Pumas

nice, thanks jim

Real Shocks launches this Saturday at the Jazz Place on Ship Street. Entry will just cost £1 with a stamp from the Divorce show @ The Greenhouse Effect, otherwise its still only £3 with a nus/student card or before 12. Cheap drinks too.

Loadsa djs including special guest spinners the girls from La La Vasquez and Bill Young. Nothing but guitar music from 60's Garage - 70's Punk Rock, Power Pop - 80's Hardcore, Post Punk, Indie pop - Grunge - 90's Indie Rock - Now Wave - No Fi - Lo fi - Wi Fi...and all things DIY inbetween. Starts at 11pm promt.

WAVVES FEAT. ZACH HILL

NICE NICE

THEE FAIR OHS

Thursday 26 November

93 Feet East

150 Brick Lane, Shoreditch, E1 6QL | Map
8:00 | £7.50 | Buy tickets





BOX ELDERS

THE STICKS

MAZES

WAITERS

Thursday 3 December

Barden's Boudoir

38-44 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, N16 7XJ | Map







JOHN MAUS

DESIGN A WAVE

FYOELK

CITY HANDS

Wednesday 28 October

The Rest Is Noise

442 Brixton Road, Brixton, SW9 8EJ | Map
8:00 | £5 | Buy tickets

Sic Alps put on a brilliant the other night!

Anti-Pop Consortium
05/11/09
Location: London The Scala
Links: myspace.com/antipopny
NYC hip hop quartet support their recent album Fluorescent Black with several UK dates.

Ultra Eczema
17/11/09
Location: London Cafe Oto, United Kingdom
Links: cafeoto.co.uk
Softest Voice presents Ultra Eczema, with Chris Corsano, Vom Grill (Dennis Tyfus) and Orphan Fairytale. London Cafe Oto, 17 November 8PM, £7 advance or £8 door

RHYS CHATHAM
Sunday Nov 15th ICA - with Factory Floor, Black Sabbath Black Fiji, Action Beat £12

Monday Nov 16th - The Fly - With Factory Floor, Black Sabbath Black Fiji, Standard Planets ft. Cursor Minor £10

BABA YAGA’S HUT presents

MARTIN REV
HTRK
FACTORY FLOOR

Wednesday November 25th 7.30 pm
£10 advance from www.corsicastudios.com

Corsica Studios
5 Elephant Road
London
SE17 1LB

Tel: 020 7703 4760
info@corsicastudios.com
www.corsicastudios.com

MARTIN REV

NYC's Martin Rev is a one of music's most influential and creative personalities. His mainstream profile has remained somewhat opaque due to his focus on creativity and art as opposed to commercial viability. Nevertheless, as the lone instrumentalist in the legendary duo Suicide, his pulsing hissing keyboards continue to challenge and inspire generations of underground music fans. Countless artists have cited Suicide as an influence including The Jesus and the Mary Chain, Joy Division, New Order, Nick Cave, Radiohead, Spacemen 3, Ric Ocasek, R.E.M. and Bruce Springsteen. Springsteen's "State Trooper" from his Nebraska album is clearly influenced by Suicide. Springsteen also performed a solo keyboard version of Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" to end the concerts on his 2005 "Devils and Dust" tour. Suicide's recordings are considered to be some of the most influential alternative music recordings of all-time. Suicide (1977), is particularly heralded, often regarded as a classic. Suicide continues to play live throughout the world, performing at among others, the South Street Seaport Festival in lower Manhattan
in August of 2007, the London Forum with Nick Cave on his debut of his new group Grinderman, and Agnes B's fashion week 30th anniversary celebration at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, featuring groups including Sonic Youth and Patti Smith.

While remaining active in Suicide, Martin Rev is busy as a solo producer and performer. Les Nymphes marks his seventh solo album, released almost three decades since his self-titled debut album was released in 1980. Les Nymphes follows Rev's debut on File Thirteen, 2004's very well received album To Live. Since the release of To Live, Martin Rev has played solo dates in Europe including Athens and Thessalanki in Greece, many cities in Italy, Helsinki and Tampere Finland, Berlin, Geneva, festivals in Nantes (the Ideale) and Pau, Paris, and Lille in France. In 2007, the Rev CD Cheyenne was re-issued by Mind Expansion records that included three new tracks not on the previous 1991 release. In May of 2008 Cheyenne and Strangeworld were reissued digitally.

His new album STIGMATA is out now on Blast First Petite.

HTRK

HTRK (pronounced “Hate Rock”) are Jonnine Standish (vocals / drum), Sean Stewart (bass) and Nigel Yang (guitar / electronics). Founded in 2003 in Melbourne, Australia, they relocated to Berlin and London in 2005 and signed to experimental / avant-rock label and Mute Records offshoot Blast First Petite (Pansonic, Suicide).
HTRK take the intensity of industrial and experimental noise music and smother it with a cold haze, adding gorgeous textures and a deliberate attitude of constraint. Pop structures are slowed to a funereal pace, and all energy is poured into a black hole... in this sonic oblivion they aim clearly for the sublime.
HTRK’s debut album “Marry Me Tonight” was produced by Rowland S. Howard (The Birthday Party), who also played on much of the album. Live, HTRK have supported Alan Vega, Lydia Lunch and The Locust and toured Europe with Liars, Shellac and most recently the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. A European tour with ATP’s Fuck Buttons will commence in October ‘09.
“fans of raw drone will zone out in their glory” - ALLMUSIC

“awe-inspiring” - ROCK A ROLLA

“extraordinarily sexy” 4/6 - TIME OUT

“amazing, heartbreaking sound” - 20 JAZZ FUNK GREATS

“Obsessed.” 8/10 - NME

FACTORY FLOOR

Sit up and take notice, Factory Floor are blasting holes in sonic airwaves. The racket they make is loud. Guitar is played with a violin bow, guitar is rumbling out interpretive rhythms hidden within the depths of sound, vision. Banging fist full’s of pounding beats on drums with the aid of gadget’s that seem to enhance relentless resonations. Life is good for the members of FF it seems. The last few memorable gigs have left audiences mesmerized, the zone they encompass is comfortable in its uncomfortable way. They inhabit a stark soundscape, a concentrated pool of liquefied clamour. The structure is so that their journey moves in staggered layers heaving emotion into sound-jiggering spaces. Pieces of composition stop/start reviving the energy they whip up. Voice as instrument, voice as an instruction…

Volcano The Bear
Dec 1 - LONDON - Corsica Studios, 4/5 Elephant Rd, SE17 1LB
+ Mothlite
http://www.corsicastudios.com

Friday 20th November

Teeth Of The Sea
Gnod
Thought Forms
Team Brick

@ Jamboree, Cable Street, Limehouse