Strap on your boots, mate! The NO NO FEST is gonna be ripper, and we’re chuckin’ a bloody ripper of a party on July 27th at The Blackbox Theatre, Nambour.
These legends are gonna belt out some true blue anthems:
Punktilious - (No wankers allowed, just raw tunes!)
7ft Sooks - (Tall as a gum tree, twice as rowdy!)
One More Billy - (Billy’s got one more bloody song to belt out!)
Mark’s Paranormal Dysneyland (Where the haunted teacups play sludge!)
The Get Nots - (They don’t play around, they’ll make ya bloody ears ring!)
Work? - (Yep, that’s their name. No questions asked!)
Cuff - (Funkadelic grooves to get ya hips shakin’!)
Leaker - (Hardcore chaos that’ll rattle ya bones!)
Mystery Band - TBA (Who the flamin’ heck are they? Exactly! You'll find out soon).
Book your tickets via the link below or in store at Bad Habit Records.
Read our interview with Kerley, the genius behind No No Records.
Presented by ANTI VISION and BLOW BLOOD RECORDS, join us for an inclusive and all ages Sunday afternoon at the Black Box Theatre in Naamba and have a good time with your pals:
SWAB (Narrm/Melb)
KNEE (Meanjin/Bris)
NOT TELLING (Meanjin/Bris)
GUTPUNCH (Gubbi Gubbi/SC)
FLOGG (Namba)
1pm to 6pm - ALL AGES
Tickets $15 - BOOK HERE
Read our interview with Swab here
Bad Habit, Anti Vision, No No and Gutter Prince Cabal bring you a crushing Sunday matinee show to help you recover from Cold Day In BNE fest.
Diploid from Melb/Naarm play a mix of grindcore, hardcore and noise with emotional brutality. They exist in their own echelon of otherworldly extreme music.
Aglo also from Melb/Naarm melt down in a different way. Heavy, slow, belligerent, gross. Members of Extortion, I Exist and other lowlife expressions of the negative.
Street Suffer from Bris/Meanjin are a collective of young notorious mosh menaces who ravage the stage and dance floor.
Verminate from Bris/Meanjin are a two-piece drum machine goregrind/slam band blasting disgusting guttural vomits.
2pm to 8pm - ALL AGES
Tickets $20 or $25 on the door
Read our interview with Diploid here
Wifecult play Thursday 18 April at Bad Habit / Old Ambo with Melbourne rude punks GLEN, Big Pineapple Custodians Extrafoxx & local inventors of RocknRoll WORK?
This Saturday at the Black Box is No No Fest. If you`ve been to any of the recent gigs in Namba you`ve probably meet Kerley, the mastermind behind No No Records. He`s super active, with a real butt ton of shows and releases coming up. No No Fest is a showcase of the stuff he`s been working on. Its a bunch of bands but @trashvideoarchives is showng some movies aswell. We pinned him down to ask some questions. Hit the Bad Habit blog to read and get tickets.
5 Lps with Minimal text on the front cover. And a tape.
New @blindgirlss lp is here. Gold Coast screamo. It`s been a joy watching this band go from strength to strength and conquer the world. I don`t really need to spruik this record. You already know if you need it because you`ve seen them destroy stages and floor shows.
New @diploidnoise tape plus their 4 lps. Awkward and intense grindcore made by outsiders. Really, one of the best Australian bands.
These are online and instore now.
Record of the week alert
Hog - True Romance 7" on Shipping Steel Records.
"Hardcore Kids" playing "Dirty Rock n Roll" can go two ways. It sucks because the people playing it aren`t raw dog idiots who`ve set off the fire hose and been kicked out of numerous shows for beer theft and general punisher antics. They navigate social hierarchies with an eye of climbing some ladder made of dicks.
Or it rules because the people playing it are fucking idiots who continually sabotage their life by ruining everything around them. And they play music with the swagger and loose agressionn of someone who has failure in their DNA.
This record feels like the later. It has that punk aggression that`s about to fall apart cause they are playing like real maniacs of rock.
Like the best bands to play this style, Annihilation Time / Lecherous Gaze even Moterhead or maybe closer to Tank or Power etc.
They are from New Zealand. That mysterious land to the south of Australia, or maybe its east? Nobody knows.
Get it instore or on the webstore.