Tag: "Kangaroo Skull"

Forces And Kangaroo Skull To Perform Free Live Show
0 Comments. 220 Views. Posted 23 Apr 2013 @ 2:06pm.
Two of Melbourne's finest electronic proponents are teaming up for a free show taking place this Friday. Techno duo Forces have been commanding attention with their distinctive industrial menace, releasing a stellar self-titled 12" earlier in the year. Their deep house brethren Kangaroo Skull put on a live show quite like no other, with a sensory overload to treat the mind. Read More
Kirin J Callinan @ The Tote
0 Comments. 743 Views. Posted 10 Jul 2012 @ 11:45am.
It was a novelty for some, seeing Melbourne’s most venerable rock establishment being comprehensively absorbed by strobe, fog and deep house. My Disco side project Kangaroo Skull played against many of the ingrained conventions of a Melbourne gig, and it was refreshing to be able to have the option of kicking on into the early AM (even if it was a weeknight).   Before Kangy Skull smoked out... Read More
Kirin J Callinan
0 Comments. 1,012 Views. Posted 21 Jun 2012 @ 9:37am.
For a man who has been so prevalent – not quite omnipresent, but prevalent nonetheless – on the Australian musical landscape for something like half a decade, Kirin J Callinan has strangely forged a reputation as one of our best kept secrets. Over the years, you’ve probably seen him onstage with the now-defunct Mercy Arms, under the shadow of Jack Ladder, or most recently, adding his textural... Read More
Kirin J Callinan Melbourne Show
1 Comments. 1,435 Views. Posted 15 May 2012 @ 8:41am.
One of the country's most engaging musical figures has announced an all-too-rare Melbourne headline show, with Kirin J Callinan set to hit town to preface his upcoming full-length W II W. The tour will celebrate the launch of the album's title track on 7", which will provide an appetising sampler to Kirin's debut LP - due out later in the year.   Kirin kicked off 2012 with a standout... Read More
Camp A Low Hum 2012 @ Wainuiomata, NZ
0 Comments. 2,738 Views. Posted 2 Mar 2012 @ 7:00am.
 For the uninitiated, New Zealand's Camp A Low Hum possesses more than a fair share of idiosyncratic philosophies – none more prominent than the refusal to disclose the musical lineup before gates open.   There were no huge surprises on the sprawling three-day schedule, with Dan Deacon and Aa all but confirmed beforehand. However, things got confusing as all fuck almost instantaneously... Read More
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