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  • Registered Users Posts: 2,221 ✭✭✭RichyX


    Savage live, well worth going to see.
    Gutted I won't be able to see them down the Hound :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Where are you these days, i am sure you can catch him nearby as he seems to be doing a bit of a tour !
    RichyX wrote: »
    Savage live, well worth going to see.
    Gutted I won't be able to see them down the Hound :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,221 ✭✭✭RichyX


    kingdumb wrote: »
    Where are you these days, i am sure you can catch him nearby as he seems to be doing a bit of a tour !

    I'm above in Ballyfermot studying cinematography.
    Saw him in Whelans last year. It's just not the same as the Greyhound though :)


  • Registered Users Posts: 4,658 ✭✭✭Patricide


    kingdumb wrote: »
    Just a heads up of the next chbb event with Neosupervital


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    Neosupervital who was joined on stage by Silvester, during his last visit to Tralee, [Photo © Kevin Herlihy]



    Neosupervital is the nom-de-pop of Tim O'Donovan, a multi-instrumentalist who has just released his second album; Proceeds, ten prime slices of electronic funk pop. Last time out Neosupervital live was a band affair - with three other people on stage- but this time it's just Tim going it alone. He's playing guitar and synthesizer and singing onstage, and wants you to dance and sing along. Indeed the first single; big on funk guitars, percussion, big synths and big drums, is called "Dance with You"

    Neosupervital previously visited Tralee in 2006 as part of Bloom, he has also played festivals such as Oxegen, Castlepalooza and Electric Picnic, and has also opened for the Human League, Money Mark, Peter Hook and The Divine Comedy.

    Tim was also Bell X1's tour drummer a number of years ago.


    Thursday the eighteenth of February,
    Nine hours post meridiem,
    Two thousand and ten,
    The Greyhound Bar,
    Pembroke Street,
    West Side,
    Tralee,
    Z€ro.
    Finally il actually be in Tralee for club head this week :). Been way too long.


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,318 ✭✭✭✭carchaeologist


    Patricide wrote: »
    Finally il actually be in Tralee for club head this week :). Been way too long.
    I may see you down there,that should be a good gig.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 1,731 ✭✭✭11811


    I'll have to keep an eye out for ye lads, I'll be down there myself. Be like Mini Tralee board beers.


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Ye should wear something so ye will know each other, or maybe a secret handshake !


    Also it seems that our email sign-up was borked, if anyone happened to have signed in the last week or 2 you might need to sign up again.
    [We have just sent out a mailout so if you signed up and haven't received anything you will have to sing up again]

    You can sign up to the chbb mailout at:
    http://clubheadbangbang.org
    11811 wrote: »
    I'll have to keep an eye out for ye lads, I'll be down there myself. Be like Mini Tralee board beers.


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,318 ✭✭✭✭carchaeologist


    Still not sure if ill be there.But heres hoping!
    Starts at 9pm ya?


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Hup,
    Happy March everybody,
    Just to let ye know that this months chbb will be on the 11th and will feature Avatar who will be launching their new album From River to Ocean.
    more details on the way.


  • Registered Users Posts: 11,318 ✭✭✭✭carchaeologist


    kingdumb wrote: »
    Hup,
    Happy March everybody,
    Just to let ye know that this months chbb will be on the 11th and will feature Avatar who will be launching their new album From River to Ocean.
    more details on the way.
    Savage band!!


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  • Registered Users Posts: 4,658 ✭✭✭Patricide


    Will miss this one but i seen em in cork recently. Fantastic band. James kennedy is truly a force to be reckoned with on bass.


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


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    Like River To Ocean is the second album from Kerry born natives, James Kennedy and Tony O Flaherty who together form Avatar. The duo is a synthesis of Kennedy’s original compositions and arrangements coupled with O’ Flaherty’s engineering skills. The services of some of Ireland’s finest musicians known as The Avatar Massive are also enlisted. Avatar produce a fusion of 70's Dub Reggae, Jazz and Ambient Sounds which are uniquely their own and present a ten strong band at live performances. Like River To Ocean has been described as delightfully melodic with Kennedy's flowing bass lines being complimented superbly by some beautiful brass harmonies and a diverse range of instrumentation.

    www.amarumusic.net mysp.png fb.png tw.png

    Official album Launch
    Thursday 11th March
    The Greyhound Bar
    Doors 9.30
    Free Entry

    The album will be on sale on the night.


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    It seems Avatar will have a 10 strong line up for the gig.
    Here is their latest video, featuring some nice Kerry scenery.


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Hup,

    Just a heads up on April chbb action, featuring Like A Fire and KVX

    Thursday 29th @ The Greyhound Bar Annex

    Check em out:

    http://www.myspace.com/likeafiremusic

    http://www.myspace.com/kvxuality


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


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  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


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    Donal Dineen presents Hulk, Chequerboard and Adrian Crowley live in St. John's Church on Ashe Street in Tralee for Club Head Bang Bang, with live visuals from Donal Dineen.

    http://www.clubheadbangbang.org

    ADRIAN CROWLEY
    Winner of the 2009 Choice Album of the Year for his most recent release: Season of the Sparks, Adrian Crowley is an Irish singer-songwriter/folk artist. Originally from Barna, County Galway, he lives in Dublin.

    Crowley released his first album, A Strange Kind, in 1999 which was followed by When You Are Here You are Family (2001), A Northern Country (2004). His Choice nominated fourth album Long Distance Swimmer was a breakthrough album of sorts, acknowledging his evident musicianship for a wider audience.
    His Choice winning Season of the Sparks is surely one of the irish albums of the decade, not least just of 2009.

    "On his fourth album, this great Irish songwriter continues to creep under the skin and behind your defences, his hushed songs, spare lyrics and diffident baritone detonating with real impact, for all that they arrive by stealth and without the slightest suggestion of an imminent explosion. Crowley deploys restraint as a deadly weapon, the self-recriminating Leaving the Party merely a repeated guitar figure and mumbled, mournful singing, which gives the eventual entry of added instrumentation, rhythm and ghostly backing vocals incredible force. The sawing and swooping strings on Walk on Part (“Of all the bedrooms in this town, you walked into mine”) create a similar frisson. This is a wonderful album." **** THE SUNDAY TIMES

    http://www.myspace.com/adriancrowley

    CHEQUERBOARD
    Chequerboard is Irish musician & artist John Lambert, whose debut album ‘Gothica’ was released in 2002 and was followed up in 2005 with the 6 track mini-album ‘Dictaphone Showreels’ on dublin label Lazybird. A set of stark haunting guitar pieces set to a backdrop of field recordings and incidental sounds. Something of a diamond in the rough, it gradually found a dedicated, discerning and passionate audience. The opening track ‘Konichiwa’ subsequently found its way onto two separate Irish electronica compilations including R na G’s Cian O Ciabhain’s acclaimed ‘An Taobh Tuathail Vol. 1 compilation’.

    The Chequerboard live show is simply Lambert, his guitar and a series of guitar pedals building lush, textured, soundscapes that paint an evocative world of their own. In 2007, Lambert received a music fellowship from the Model Arts & Niland Gallery in Sligo where he spent the year working on Penny Black, a stunning album which brings the listener through a series of textured and meticulously crafted guitar-led passages. Penny Black was released in March 2008 to glowing reviews.

    'A priceless rarity and something to treasure' (*****5 stars) The Irish Times

    'As delicate, detailed and purposeful as a Japanese garden.'Sunday Tribune

    'A defiant, deliberate and complete collection of beautiful songs. Lambert has produced a work of real importance. 'Totally Dublin

    http://www.myspace.com/chequerboardmusic

    HULK
    Thomas Haugh records under the name Hulk. He has produced two albums for OSAKA records (Silver thread of ghosts – 2005 and Rise of a Mystery Tide – 2008) as well as producing materials for labels such as Melodic, Static Caravan and Expanding Records. He has also remixed works by other artists, most notably Efterklang.

    "Gorgeous atmospherics and melodic sounds" - Smallfish

    "Silver Thread Of Ghosts is a remarkable piece of work" - Angry Ape

    "...gently contemplative and quietly moving music-making" - The WIRE

    "Highly Impressive" - The Ticket / Irish Times

    http://www.myspace.com/hulkmusic


    Listen back to Donal's interview with Chequerboard: http://freshairfestival.wordpress.com/2009/11/26/funk-and-soul-chequerboard-and-sunken-foal/

    and Adrian Crowley and Hulk: http://freshairfestival.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/music-architects

    Tickets €10 are available from
    Lee Records, Castle Street, Tralee
    (066) 7127589
    leerecords1@eircom.net | www.leerecords.com


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


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    Bicycle freak David o’Doherty regales us with his songs and his tiny keyboard. David won the if.comedy award in Edinburgh last year, the UK’s most important live comedy award. The much anticipated My Lovely Bicycle will also take place , MCed by the inimitable Peter Dingle, so tighten your spokes, and polish your bottom bracket, and bring your wheels along to Ballyseede!

    On sale from Lee Records Castle Street Tralee.




    Venue: Ballyseede Castle, Talee
    Date: Saturday 22nd May
    Time: 9pm
    Cycle convoy departing from Tralee Town Square at 8pm, please remember lights and reflective clothing.


    http://kerrybicyclefestival.org/events/festival-finale/


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Junes installment of chbb is on this Thursday with the Jung Turks & The bull Munro

    This Thursday sees the return of Galway brothers Ed and James aka the Jung Turks
    who blew people the last time the visited Tralee a few years back. This time
    there are touring to promote their debut album Liber Eth, which you can hear a
    preview of here:

    http://soundcloud.com/jung_turks/this-slaves-freedom-cries

    Support on the night come from The Bull Munro who hail from Dublin.

    Who - Jung Turks & the Bull Munro
    When - 9pm - 11.30pm Thursday 17th June
    Where - The Greyhound Bar Annex
    Why - 'cos you're worth it !

    This will also probably be our last event for the summer, so do pop along if you
    are about.


    +----Jung Turks
    +
    Jung Turks are James P. Rooney (drums, percussion, sonics) and Edward D. Rooney
    (nylon string guitar). They play what is known as Œjãipha - this musical form
    is based on the belief that the artist is a channel through which the infinite
    reveals. Through study of Œjãipha masters from Duluth, Calw, Paola, Algeciras,
    Jajouka, Belfast and Aracataca the brothers' pallette has developed and musical
    boundaries diminished. Since their inception in the spring of 2005 they have
    performed to audiences across Ireland, on occasion in the company of such
    subterranean heroes as The Redneck Manifesto, giveamanakick, The Jimmy Cake,
    The Dublin Guitar Quartet, Ten Past Seven, Blood On The Wall, Larrikin Love and
    Orson.

    http://www.jungturks.com/
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jung-Turks/167972729678

    +
    The Bull Munro
    +

    The Bull Munro are Danny Maher and Rob McComish, and are based out of
    Christchurch, Dublin. Their first gig together, oddly enough for the Tipperary
    and Wicklow natives, was in Wroclaw in SW Poland in January 2009. Since then
    The Bull has been perfecting their live shows, defining their eclectic sound
    and cutting their teeth in the studio, all of this to bring you their debut
    single "Late November". The fact that they have played the extremes of Europe
    from the Polish highlands to the Mediterranean Islands, through France and
    Germany and back again is a clear demonstration of the bands ambition and
    dedication.

    Nice video here:

    http://vimeo.com/12335096

    http://breakingtunes.com/thebullmunro
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Bull-Munro/271417346492


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


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    chbb kicks back into action this Thursday with no less than 3 acts...

    rhizome is a tour of like-minded alternative innovators. Dublin post new wave two-piece Thread Pulls are joined by Danish collective Thulebasen and the much acclaimed Patrick Kelleher.

    Thread Pulls are nearly a rock band, stripped back to a core of drums and bass. Skewed grooves anchor their hypnotic proto-disco sound - kick-drum centred and sub-bass heavy. Roughly cut vocal layers and eastern trumpet-echoes coupling solar-synth-drones bring to mind early elements of future sounds. Their debut album New Thoughts (Osaka Recordings) has just been released.

    Patrick Kelleher is a 24 year-old musician based in Dublin, Ireland, although he spent much of his childhood in the English town of Rugby. His music varies from brooding, tense electronica to jaunty acoustica to 8-bit dance-floor ditties to evocative, experimental pop but always with a twist of something ethereal or idiosyncratic.

    Thuebasen are a Danish ensemble operating within a parallel pop universe where they uncover lost gems of sound and successfully blend the microtonal scales of American composer Harry Partch with the popular music sensibilities of the Human League to transport the listener to an interplanetary discotheque or rather a BBC Radiophonic ‘Top of the Pops’.

    Over the last two years, all of the artists involved in this tour have been forming rhizomatic connections resulting in collaborations, remixes, one-off events and so on. This tour brings these three acclaimed bands together for one tour with collaboration at the heart of it. With work shared in advance of the concerts, each act will present their own sets yet each performance will also feature collaborations between the artists developed for the tour.

    Presented with funding from the Music Network Performance and Touring Award.

    http://clubheadbangbang.org
    http://www.threadpulls.com/rhizomes


  • Registered Users Posts: 323 ✭✭manoverboards


    great to see life in here :)

    anyone heading to this ?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8 Nimm2


    Um... At what time does it start and where exactly is club head anyway? :D


  • Registered Users Posts: 4,658 ✭✭✭Patricide


    The greyhound bar, in the back bar by the smoking area.

    Wish I could go, club head is always great. One of the things I miss the most along with the irish breakfast and crisps.


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,731 ✭✭✭11811


    Nimm2 wrote: »
    Um... At what time does it start and where exactly is club head anyway? :D

    Kick off will at 9.30, yeah the Greyhound bar as Patricide said, its on pembroke street.

    should be a great show.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 8 Nimm2


    Thanks!

    Um... I've never been there, there's no dress code right? :D:D


  • Registered Users Posts: 4,658 ✭✭✭Patricide


    Nimm2 wrote: »
    Thanks!

    Um... I've never been there, there's no dress code right? :D:D
    Not in this town bub ;).


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    As part of this years Kerry Film Festival, ClubHeadBangBang presents Killarney instrumental post rock band Leaflog who will compose and perform a live, semi-improvised original score to Bill Morrison film Decasia.

    Experimental filmmaker Bill Morrison created this non-narrative feature, which derives a large portion of its visual beauty from the physical nature of the film medium itself. Decasia is primarily compiled from a wealth of old and damaged footage, in which the scratches, scraped emulsion, bubbles, streaks, and decaying nitrate add an extra dimension of texture to a patchwork of images both extraordinary and mundane.

    Leaflog use their own brand of experimental sound to highlight the themes presented in the film. Haunting melodies, blissful chimes and clouds of effected space combined with the stunning visual imagery give the audience a multi-sensory experience not to be missed. Leaflog have just released their debut EP "Mayday".

    Support from B-Side Sessions a two-man side-project from members of Cork-based internationalists Beastmen. While Beastmen are a sonic assault of sci-fi surf-punk, B-Side Sessions play a more laid-back cinematic set, with influences from spaghetti westerns, sci-fi oddities, 70s zombie flicks and other strange movie soundtracks.

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    Thursday 4th November
    Doors 9pm
    The Greyhound Bar, Tralee


  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Ha ha

    Dress code !!
    Nimm2 wrote: »
    Thanks!

    Um... I've never been there, there's no dress code right? :D:D


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,731 ✭✭✭11811


    here's the poster!


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  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Just a heads up on the acts that will be playing between here and 2011:

    Laura Sheeran
    laurasheeran.com

    10 [Japan/Korea]
    10rgb.com

    Microscopic Pig
    microscopicpig.com

    Windings
    windingswindings.com


    ***king Dumb


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  • Registered Users Posts: 834 ✭✭✭kingdumb


    Heres the poster...
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    7 years of Club, Head, Bang and Bang too !


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