
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
a big week for b-music/finders keepers/chouette

Thursday, July 15, 2010
B-music at the Lincoln Center

This special night boasts a psychedelic visual feast of ultra-rare and never-before-screened-'till-now vintage film from '60s/'70s Iran, culled and curated from hundreds of hours and endless stacks of VHS and film of flicks from the
Finders Keepers/B-Music U.S. and Film Comment Summer Meltdown team up here to present a rare screening of the full-throttle, genre defining granddaddy of Ozploitation cinema for one night only. Sandy Harbutt's 1974 Australian Biker-Psych auteur cult classic takes key ingredients from across the exploitation cinema palette and concocts a heady brew of Bikesploitation, Drugsploitation and Satanic Cultism for this celluloid milestone, which proceeded the likes Mad Max (while donating half of its cast) by half a decade.
Revered amongst psych-cinema-buffs, b-movie aficionados and fans of experimental rock music, Stone counts champions such as Quentin Tarantino amongst its disciples who owns one of the few remaining prints in his collection. Comprising an infectious soundtrack by the seldom-traveled cognoscenti of Aussie funk rock (recently re-issued by celebrated lost-pop librarians B-Music / Finders Keepers), Stone provides perhaps the only record of any genre that mixes Power-Moogs with didgeridoo.
The evening will be bookended with the U.S. debut of Finders Keeper's Andy Votel's Cock Diesel biker-psych DJ/VJ club night which blends vintage global motorcycle-music (Global Cock Rock / Bikers OSTS / Full Throttle Fuzz / Power-Bike-Psych) with custom built footage from a life-long library of international biker b-movies. For this one-off event Andy will be joined by WFMU’s Brian Turner and Mahssa Taghinia (B-Music U.S). Take The Trip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lloTd45PFPg
1:00 The Kids Are Alright
3:00 Year of the Horse
5:10 Zabriskie Point
7:30 Enter the Void
Thursday 12
2:00 Zabriskie Point
4:15 200 Motels
9:00 Pomegranates Program
Friday 13
2:00 Performance
4:15 The Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle
6:30 Year of the Horse
8:45 Stone
Saturday 14
2:00 Zabriskie Point
4:15 Coming Back for More
6:00 The Kids Are Alright
8:00 Suburbia
Sunday 15
1:45 The Great Rock ’n’ Roll Swindle
4:00 Return to Waterloo
6:00 The American Dreamer
8:00 Out of the Blue WITH A Hero in Our Time
Monday 16
2:00 Return to Waterloo
4:00 Performance
6:15 200 Motels
8:30 UbuWeb/WFMU Remixed
Tuesday 17
2:00 Year of the Horse
4:15 The Kids Are Alright
Thursday, July 1, 2010
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oln CenterFriday, June 25, 2010
chouette at northside festival 2010- updated schedule!
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
chouette at northside festival 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
from anibal to zs

New Slaves moves the band fearlessly into more rhythmic, noisy, and downright terrifying waters…the band has transformed itself into a battering ram of brackish sound and befuddling rhythms--think of Steve Reich phasing experiments produced into a blackened soup by the Boredoms and you're getting close; think Black Dice performed by Sun Ra and you're getting closer. - Village Voice
New Slaves is an imposing-sounding album, full of deep echo, with weird juxtapositions of close and faraway sounds, of real tones and digitally altered ones. One thing about Zs you notice right away: they play hard, and they play well."- New York Times
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