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. Byron Coley, Bevandra’s Ears, the free world 100% analog remaster from the original tapes. Licensed and produced in full co-operation with the band. LP includes digital download of entire album. Two newsprint poster inserts w/ bonzo photos and verbiage. “An album simmering with background chaos worthy of prime-era Buttholes or Royal Trux. The real […]

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CLICK IMAGE FOR TICKETS!!! This New Year’s Eve Eve, Wednesday December 30th (not new year’s eve) come and let the year go in Lyttelton’s latest venue, The Loons!! Axemen, Sundae Painters, DJ Dr Bruce Russell, Violet French and the Horrible!! Alec Bathgate, Kaye Woodward, Paul Kean, Violet French, Stevie McCabe, Stu Kawowski, Dragan Stojanovic, Delaney Davidson, […]

A MUST-SEE! When: Sat 22 Aug 2020, 5:00pm–6:00pm Where:Timaru Anzac Hall, 62 Stafford St, Timaru, South Canterbury Restrictions:All Ages Ticket Information: General Admission: $33.00 ($30.00 + $3.00 fees) Website: booktown.nz Listed by:BooktownNZ Duane Zarakov – the cult pioneer of the 1980’s Timaru sound, New Zealand Music Hall of Famer, and award-winning author of “Dunedin Dickheads […]

Reprinted from  https://connachttribune.ie/body-of-missing-man-found-in-spiddal-300/ Body of missing man found in Spiddal By Our Reporter  – August 15, 2018 The body of a man who had been missing in the Spiddal area has been found. 49-year-old Haydn Jones was reported missing on Saturday. The body of Mr. Jones was discovered by a Garda search team in a wooded area […]

(total dur. 43 mins) Recorded 1978, at The Terrace, Wellington. Featuring George D. Henderson (guitar, keyboards, vocals, Watkins Copicat tape echo unit); Lindsay Maitland (tea pot and fire grill percussion set); Richard Sedger (acoustic guitar and percussion, maybe some lead). 01 Dolly Makes Me Slow 02 Too much echo 03 I Wanna be your Dog (Stooges) 04 Blank Speech […]

Axemen, Bitchin’ Bajas Review, Sat., Nov. 28, 6 p.m. 2009 When: Sat., Nov. 28, 6 p.m. 2009 If in the world of classic New Zealand underground rock the Chills’ earnest pop represents the north pole and the Dead C’s corrosive noise is the south, then the Axemen are the molten center of the earth—their shambling, […]