Generation Next, 18 September 2010
The tagline for this show says it all:
“A night of noise from Joburg’s new wave of Instrumental Monsters”
This event, taking place tonight was conceived by Ben Rausch of
So Many Animal Calls and is going to be one amazing night for South African music. The event will showcase the best and newest instrumental acts in Johannesburg today.
We are so excited to share the stage with the awesome Eyes Like Mirrors, a post-rock/experimental band, and a very exciting new band, Tennyson Extended, an experimental dance/indie band.
Place: The Bridge Diner, 51 Juta Street, Braamfontein
(next to the Audi garage by Nelson Mandela bridge).
Entrance: R20
Doors open at 20h00
There will be food available all night.
Catch us at Wolves Cafe in Illovo tonight with Baboon Dandy. It’s free and there’s cake and good music. What more can you ask for?
Howl at Wolves, 9 September 2010
The promising, new band, Night Sky Empire, is arousing considerable interest on the Johannesburg rock circuit with their cool and adventurous music. Formed in May 2010, this intelligent and creative trio have a uniquely colourful, atmospheric and slow-burning rock spanning several moods as their music meanders and shape-shifts with ease and joy. Guitarist Thato Knox, bassist Harry Hathorn and drummer Cale Waddacor have developed their own soulful signature sound … an enchanting melange of alternative/indie, progressive and freeform rock styles, including cinematic elements of post-rock.
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