July 2006 Archives

For all looking to check out some classic Louisville bands preserved by the eye of a camera, heads up. Chris Higdon (Elliott, Falling Forward) took pictures for years and years at shows, and will be showing off some of his collection. Chris and his wife Jessie Kriech have secured a space at the Mellwood Arts Center (Mellwood Ave. where the Fischer Meat Packing Plant and Tumbleweed used to be) and will be having a grand opening the last Friday of July (July 28th). If you can make it out, I'm sure they would love to have you. Directions and the time will be posted up shortly.

Your Black Star will be playing an in-store show at Ear X-Tacy to kick off their new CD.... look for it to happen on August 8th, probably around 8pm... or maybe 8:04pm.

They are definitely no Kraftwerk, but people seem to like 'em.... Ultra Pulverize have apparently posted up a tour video and pictures from their last (maybe only?) tour according to our pals over at ky.buzzgrinder.com.
You can find these videos and pictures at UP's myspace --> http://www.myspace.com/ultrapulverize

I heard recently that The Revenants were preparing to record a new album. And now you know. And knowing is half the battle. Eating your opponent's brain is the other half.

Ganthet will be playing their last show on August 18th, tenatively with Nixon. Venue and full band listing will be forthcoming.

"So it got decided that Tony Ash, Cory Popp, Brent Woosley and Ben from August Moon decided to get together and create a knitting circle. One thing lead to another and soon they were making scarves and socks and all kinds of great things. Turns out these items were a hit among single mothers everywhere and the kids got enough money together to buy a shit load of equipment... except for Brent he used all of his money on Wendy's Triple Cheeseburgers. Either way they started using their knitting needles to make lots of feedback and noise with these new fangled devices they bought and eventually they made their way into making something like music. The noise is still there, but if you listen closely you can hear some kind of tunes being heshed out through the feedback." - Cory

I meant to post this up like... a month ago and forgot.

Tonight at the Rudyard Kipling!
Here's the schedule:

Saturday July 8: $5 for the whole night

6:30 Roman Wilderness
7:47 Everyday - Insert title
7:57 Royalty & Catass
8:14 Break - John Bortlien promotes his Elvis book and talks about movies
8:30 Walkin' Eddie
9:00 Family
9:06 Old Negro Space Program
9:19 GI Joe PSAs
9:36 Break
9:46 American Astronaut
11:17 Break
Billy Nayer Show LIVE!
Lucky Pineapple LIVE!

see lastcallmovies.com for more information

Via Jamie Miller:

"David Sauter, of Sapat and other noteworthy projects, died yesterday morning of a sudden, unexplained seizure. He was 34 years old.

He left behind his wife, Aleve, and his son, Otis."

COLISEUM & YOUNG WIDOWS – Summer Tour & Split CD
As many of you may know, the venerable Breather Resist split with their singer at the end of 2005 and have morphed into the mighty YOUNG WIDOWS. Their first tour is this summer with COLISEUM and to mark the occasion we’ll be releasing a limited edition tour CD including two brand new unreleased songs from each band. The CD will be available at our shows on the tour and the remaining copies, if any, will be sold via our online store. For those of you in the Louisville area, the CD will be given for free to anyone who purchases an advance ticket to the July 29th Last Saturday show, with Coliseum, Buried Inside, Akimbo & more. Visit www.lastsaturday.net for more info. www.coliseumsoundsystem.com // www.youngwidows.net

COLISEUM / YOUNG WIDOWS Tour Dates