Saturday, May 22, 2010

MassiveWhat? present R.O.O.F (RAT-A-TAT-TAT MELODY OF FREEDOM)


MassiveWhat?

Present

R.O.O.F
(RAT-A-TAT-TAT MELODY OF FREEDOM)

" Expressing music in vivid colour experience "

Friday, 28 May 2010
Start 9pm till end
Rossi Building Fatmawati
Jl. Rs Fatmawati No. 30, Jakarta Selatan

With :

Ovan
(MassiveWhat?)

Freedom of Choice

Kusuma
(space.rec)

Dipha
(Future10)

Visual by :

20/20 SIGHTSCENERY

Entry : IDR 10.000

Cheap Booze !!!

Get Free CD compilation mix from Ovan (MassiveWhat?) with complete tracklist

Supported by :

SPACE.REC
ROSSI
DAILYWHATNOT
WASTEDROCKERS
DEATHROCKSTAR





Monday, May 17, 2010

Live at Rossi


Live at ROSSI

Wednesday, May 19 - 8pm


performances by:

Rencong + Bilal

Freedom of Choice

REI (fourthcity)

Adit (QuirkIt!)



Free Entry!!

ROSSI Building, 4th floor.
R.S. Fatmawati no.30
Jakarta

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Out now!!! Svarghi – Ominous / Replant - Single


Through these work of sound, Svarghi reveals his fearless soul facing the truth. A voice of modern spell; reminder of what we used to be: a spiritual being.


Artist: Svarghi


Track List:

1. Ominous

2. Replant


Format: Digital Downloads


Available on :

iTunes

Juno Download

Boomkat

DJ Tunes

Release Date: May 9th 2010


Music-by: Svarghi


http://www.myspace.com/svarghi


Artwork-by: Ojon


More info on:

http://www.myspace.com/spacerec

Monday, May 3, 2010

Live at Rossi


Live at ROSSI

Wednesday, May 5 - 8pm


performances by:

Luky Annash

a Fine-Tuning Creation

Angga

Derry


Free Entry!!

ROSSI Building, 4th floor.
R.S. Fatmawati no.30
Jakarta

Saturday, May 1, 2010

A.R.E. Weapons


Bassist Matthew McAuley, synthesizer player Thomas Bullock, guitarist Ryan Noel and vocalist Brain F. McPeck formed A.R.E. Weapons, a New York City-based group that began to generate a stir within underground circles in 2001 for their aggressive, confrontational shows and their buzzing and willfully ramshackle electro-rock. During a visit to New York, Pulp's Jarvis Cocker heard the band and encouraged Rough Trade's Geoff Travis to sign them. He obliged, and the band's debut single, Street Gang, was out by the end of July 2001. A second single, New York Muscle, was released in November, and the group was also featured on Electro Mogul's Electroclash compilation, which was out by the end of that year. Bullock left and was replaced by manager and third musician Paul Sevigny (brother of actress Chloe Sevigny), and the band's self-titled debut album finally arrived in April of 2003 but suffered a tremendous setback when Noel died of a heroin overdose the following year. The remaining members continued to record; they released 2005's Free in the Streets on the Defend Music label, followed by Modern Mayhem in 2007. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

A.R.E. Weapons "F What You Like"