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Sorry to raise your expectations but we always said Boredoms would be a one off visit to Aberdeen. People who loved Boredoms will love Bo Ningen. They should really be checked out & check out their myspace for a picture down the left of one of the the guitarist's hanging upside down off the roof of the venue & still playing.......

Sorry to raise your expectations but we always said Boredoms would be a one off visit to Aberdeen. People who loved Boredoms will love Bo Ningen. They should really be checked out & check out their myspace for a picture down the left of one of the the guitarist's hanging upside down off the roof of the venue & still playing.......

Aberdeens only independent record shop, OneUp Records in Belmont Street, has been celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2009. Being a constant source of excellence in providing an eclectic range of music for sale, a hub for the local music community, an outlet for selling tickets, a focal point for gig posters and even an intimate venue for live in-house sessions, OneUp has always been a leading light in Aberdeens burgeoning music scene. To celebrate this amazing anniversary, local independent promoter Interesting Music Promotions has joined forces with OneUp to present a wonderful evening of live entertainment and well known local DJs. OneUp - 30 on the 30th Wednesday 30th Dec 2009 The Tunnels 1 & 2, Carnegies Brae, Aberdeen, AB10 1BF. Phone (01224) 211121 Doors 8pm till late Tickets 12 only available from OneUp Records, Belmont Street, Aberdeen. Phone (01224) 642662. Advance tickets should be on sale by the end of this week. Welcome to One Up interesting music promotions on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads Home Featuring an all star line-up of artists, confirmed so far:- KING CREOSOTE (Fence Collective head-honcho and band) MARK DAVIES (Canadian singer and collaborator with Calexico and Giant Sand) INDIAN RED LOPEZ (Rising and highly regarded local indie band) MATRICARIANS (Wonderful local improvisers featuring local legend Alan Davidson) DJs FINNIE, IMP, ELIZIUM, & ONEUP all playing an excellent range of classics from the last 30 years. More live artists to be confirmed

For all you folk out there interested in Boredoms & Boredoms style of mentalness please check out Bo Ningen playing at The Tunnels this Wednesday, threads are active elwhere on gigs & IMP messageboards. This is how the Evening Express on Thurs 19th Nov previewed their ONLY Scottish show on this tour:- Japenese Four-Piece push the boundaries. One of the hottest new bands on the London music scene are heading to the North East. Japanese experimental noise four piece Bo Ningen have been hailed as the most exciting live act in years. Guitarist Taigen said" When we first formed we would jam for 12hours every day. There was no real structure to those sessions, we would just make noise & see where the music took us. Bo Ningen moved to London Four years ago & release a limited edition ep Koroshitai Kimmochilater this month. LIVE they are a cacophonous clash between experimentalism od Ash Ra Temple & the abrasive edge of fellow Japanese bands like Les Rallizes Denudes & Boredoms (who they were heavily infulenced by in their early informative years) Unprdictable & loud Bo Ningen LIVE are UNFORGETTABLE. Taigasn said "For anyone coming to the show who has not heard our music before I would say Bo Ningen define our music as PSYCHEDLIC. To be a psychedlic band it is not just about playingsongs that sound like they are from the 1960's or rehashing a Krautrock sound. Psychedlic should be about pushing the bounderies, taking the music to areas it has never been b4. That is what Bo Ningen are about which is why our shows are so WILD.

don't know if this has been mentioned, but between bands there will be Chemical Underground DVD's projected & at the end of the night some CU d'jays???????????

So did anybody see that fantastic preview of Bo Ningen in The Evening Express last night......

So who's coming along to this rather special night tonight?

Tickets selling very well but a decent allocation will be on the door on the night Remember doors 7.30pm......Martin on 8.00pm (do not miss him)

Great line-up, will be full of loveliness just right for a Wednesday night the calm b4 the CU night this Frid, which in its own right will be the semi calm b4 Bo Ningen. right now i'm calm

what an amount of amazing equipment & lots of home made instruments weve just loaded in. this is going to be one amazing evening. here's the blog ex P&J Cairnbulg cyclists Arctic feat now hailed in song Big-screen movie in making to celebrate 3,000-mile trip By Jamie Buchan Published: 31/10/2009 ADVENTURER: James Duthie, who took on the Arctic challenge on a bicycle The amazing story of a profoundly deaf north-east cyclist who rode into the Arctic Circle with just a blanket and a few jumpers to keep him warm has inspired a musical tribute. More than 50 years after Cairnbulg factory worker James Duthie completed his epic 3,000-mile adventure, his journal is already being made into a big-screen feature by award-winning director Matt Hulse. Now the tale has inspired a collection of songs, which will be released as an album later this month. Acclaimed Glasgow musician and composer Daniel Padden will be launching the CD at a series of concerts starting in Edinburghs Dovecot Studios on Friday, November 13. Mr Padden will also be performing, as The One Ensemble, at Aberdeens Peacock Visual Arts on Sunday, November 15. He will be joined by singer Sarah Kenchington. Footage filmed for Mr Hulses film, on locations in and around Fraserburgh and along the route of Mr Duthies trip, will also be shown. Mr Duthie, who could not speak, was affectionately known as Dummy Jim and became a celebrity after returning from his journey. He travelled through the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden before crossing into the Arctic Circle. Edinburgh-based Mr Hulse said: The album has been inspired by the same book as the film and the music will appear in the film. Its an interesting way of working, but I was reminded that that was how Evita evolved. The film project was kick-started with a 25,000 award from the Scottish Arts Council in 2001. Fans are being invited to help fund the venture via the official website, www.dummyjim.com The films makers are trying to achieve a size-zero carbon footprint by using clockwork cameras and cycle-powered generators where possible. For more details, visit www.myspace.com/ oneensemble

this is an official bump, however those of you reading this that have attended some of the events in Peacock Artspace in the past will know its a fantastic place to see & hear live music events. This certainly has the makings of being at the top-end of the better ones. So come along tonight for a Sunday night treat & make sure your read the announcement as its going to be visual as well. If you are a newbie to events in Peacock's its all about the music/visual not chatting at the bar........STFU policy in force

another live review the four skinny Japanese guys combined big hair, big guitars, catchy riffs, a pinch of insanity and some fine songs to create a simply mesmerising set that has the attention of everyone in the theatre. The emotion of the tracks is portrayed brilliantly by the group, led by a sockless young gent who looks like he could possibly snap in two at any moment. A great set of emotional and dynamic rock snowballs to an explosive conclusion, think jumping, climbing, teeth supported guitar antics and a huge boom of noise.- Panic: Issue 33

Tonight @ The Suttie Centre FREE (well only a wee donation) to hear some remarkable experimental music

much more fun with a lot less people on stage to cramp Mr Moffat's natural flow

jeepers iv'e got a double out there, thats almost identical to the message I was going to post. It took me about two years to go into the BA Centre & still prefer going via the sacred Harriet Bar route!!!!!!!! I dare say its a good time to go to shops in this area Hoping Yo Sushi has a good Vege choice for when I do go in eventually

full announcement to follow soon, but this is quote well worth reading:- 'If someone in the 1960's had imagined ('Space: 1999' style) what rock and roll would sound like in 2009, Bo Ningen is what they would have heard in their head. The four Japanese Londoners are East Electric Psychedelic (the name gives some idea of what they're about) at The Cross Kings and it's the best gig I've seen all year. What with the profoundly cool, effortless onstage wig-outs and head-bending james, they are pretty much the consummate psyche band, while at the same time playing an updated J-Rock template that has elements of kraut-rock, metal, hardcore and funk scratched all over it. That might sound messy on paper but live the disorder is wrought into tight riffs that explode into transcendent a-tonal onslaughts without notice. In its obbession with repetition and the twisted patterns of its ungraspable musical narrative, the set has all the appeal of listening to Amon Duul, Can, Melt-Banana or one of the weirder nights at the Dalston Vortex, but they're the only band around that could capably straddle the words of a dazed double-spread and an ATP stage. It's a hundred times better than what's on their myspace page' -Loud & Quiet

I have no doubts that this is a "must see live" band :up:

there you go folks, as cellar 35 will be rammed full here's the BEST alternative enterainment in Aberdeen tonight. Remember doors 7.30 early finish x

just to whet your appetite & enter in your various diaries until the official announcement Bo Ningen + supports Wed 25th Nov 09 Tunnels 1 Bo Ningen (Stolen Records) some are saying the most exciting live band in London http://www.myspace.com/boningen read this http://www.loudandquiet.com/articles/3/685/bo+ningen "...one of the storming triumphs of the festival - Japanese noise-rockers Bo Ningen. With curtains of hair swinging, they bit their guitars, climbed the tent mast and produced a sound somewhere between wolves and Nintendos..... -The Observer (Festival Watch, Offset 2009)

So who is going to this on Saturday? (remember early doors)

if u canna get more than 10 in a stuart milne flat, the floor is unlikely to stand for a couple having a passionate time.......

bump coz now less than two months to this event.....

The Phantom Band's new single sounds rather braw....... on the first listening

Strange this should be posted today, An old friend emailed last week to say Drugstore play their 1st gig in 10years TONIGHT @ Dingwall's in London. I'm fairly sure the gig sold out..................

have they not changed a bit & Anders ain't in the band any more?