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Home Live SONG TO SAY GOODBYE – Harakiri For The Sky debut Australian tour...

    SONG TO SAY GOODBYE – Harakiri For The Sky debut Australian tour 2024 Ft: Austere

    Austrian Black metal legends HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY announce a run of shows accross Australia in 2024 with very special guests AUSTERE.

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    Anthony Cooley
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    July 12, 2024
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      Atmospheric Black metal fans rejoice, this never we will witness a historic event as Austria’s trailblazing post-black metal act HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY, makes their debut tour Down Under through the champions at Your Mate Bookings. Joining them for this momentous occasion for the first time ever in Australia is the legendary AUSTERE, renowned for their poignant and introspective approach to black metal, both bands will perform exclusively in  Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, and Sydney, marking their first-ever appearances in these cities.

      HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY Was formed in December 2011 with the intention of creating a blend of raw and melodic Black Metal. SInce this time the band has endeavoured to craft songs of isolation, catharsis and grief which has garnered a significant following over the past 13 years. Harakiri now stands at the forefront of Austrian black metal.

      Founded in 2005, AUSTERE has carved a niche in the metal scene with their ethereal melodies and deeply resonant lyrics, exploring themes of sorrow, solitude, and existential introspection. Garnering cult status with their iconic release “To Lay Like Old Ashes” The depressive sounds of Austere evokes a haunting atmosphere that has captivated  audiences worldwide.

      Having both of these artists making their australian Debut on a shared bill is absolutely insane, This rare opportunity seriously can’t be missed. 

      Mark your calendars for these exclusive dates:

      • Thursday 14/11 – Crowbar, Sydney
      • Friday 15/11 – The Baso, Canberra
      • Saturday 16/11 – The Corner, Melbourne
      • Sunday 17/11 – Soapbox, Brisbane

      Tickets are available now at www.yourmatebookings.com. Don’t miss your chance to witness this huge event.

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      Remembering Stephen Jones of Severed Heads who pas Remembering Stephen Jones of Severed Heads who passed away on 8 October.
Jones was a video artist and electronics engineer who designed and built his own video synthesisers, which he used to create Severed Heads’ visuals. He ran Heuristic Video in Sydney and also worked on early video projects with Laughing Hands and SPK. As a historian, he wrote Synthetics: Aspects of Art and Technology in Australia 1956-1975, a key text on Australia’s video art history.
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      What A Wonderful World duet by Nick Cave and Shane What A Wonderful World duet by Nick Cave and Shane MacGowan. 
Released around Christmas in 1992.
Beautiful rendition. Both look high on opiates.
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      Con-Dom terrorises Taiwan in 1995 as part of the A Con-Dom terrorises Taiwan in 1995 as part of the Art Demolition Festival. 
This is the censored version. 
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      Untitled Nashville Fest returns for its third edit Untitled Nashville Fest returns for its third edition, bringing industrial, noise, experimental electronics, and underground club music together in Nashville’s unconventional Disctrix space.
Inside Untitled Nashville Fest’s edition at Disctrix, where Vatican Shadow, Lussuria, Mark Solotroff, Ámes Sanglantes, Frontier, Viodre, 51717, and a sprawling lineup of industrial, noise, dark ambient, and experimental artists come together for a weekend built around discovery, community, and the raw possibilities of DIY culture.
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Industrial Records Identification Badge.
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        Remembering Stephen Jones of Severed Heads who pas Remembering Stephen Jones of Severed Heads who passed away on 8 October.
Jones was a video artist and electronics engineer who designed and built his own video synthesisers, which he used to create Severed Heads’ visuals. He ran Heuristic Video in Sydney and also worked on early video projects with Laughing Hands and SPK. As a historian, he wrote Synthetics: Aspects of Art and Technology in Australia 1956-1975, a key text on Australia’s video art history.
Stephen was the victim of a violent attack by an unknown assailant outside his studio in Alexandria, Sydney on 6 October. He subsequently succumbed to his injuries 2 days later.
#severedheads #stephenjones #industrialmusic #rip
        What A Wonderful World duet by Nick Cave and Shane What A Wonderful World duet by Nick Cave and Shane MacGowan. 
Released around Christmas in 1992.
Beautiful rendition. Both look high on opiates.
.
.
.
#nickcave #shanemacgowan #whatawonderfulworld
        Con-Dom terrorises Taiwan in 1995 as part of the A Con-Dom terrorises Taiwan in 1995 as part of the Art Demolition Festival. 
This is the censored version. 
“Mike flashed his genitals before the video camera as to display maximum scorn”
#condom #controldomination #powerelectronics #noise #taiwan
        Tony Wakeford performing bass with Crisis. Some t Tony Wakeford performing bass with Crisis.
Some time in the late ‘70s.
#crisisband #tonywakeford #punk #deathinjune
        Untitled Nashville Fest returns for its third edit Untitled Nashville Fest returns for its third edition, bringing industrial, noise, experimental electronics, and underground club music together in Nashville’s unconventional Disctrix space.
Inside Untitled Nashville Fest’s edition at Disctrix, where Vatican Shadow, Lussuria, Mark Solotroff, Ámes Sanglantes, Frontier, Viodre, 51717, and a sprawling lineup of industrial, noise, dark ambient, and experimental artists come together for a weekend built around discovery, community, and the raw possibilities of DIY culture.
Read more 👇🏼🔗👇🏼
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The self-directed video comes by way of Feral Crone Recordings, ahead of a fourth full-length in 2027.
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West Berlin, 1984.
Autobahn by Einstürzende Neubauten is an improvised live experimental noise/industrial piece, utilising power tools, scrap metal, and industrial detritus. Playing amongst piles of junk, waste, and fire, EN built an apocalyptic soundscape that helped define the early industrial and noise movement. 
I always feel like I’m covered in sawdust after watching this video. 
#EinstürzendeNeubauten
#industrialmusic
#noisemusic
#blixabargeld 
#1984
        Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre. 
Still taken from the 2004 documentary, Dig!
“You broke my f^cking sitar, motherf^cker”
#thebrianjonestownmassacre #dig #sitar #antonnewcombe
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