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Tickets are still on sale at The Malt Mill and on SeeTickets.
If you haven't heard it already, here's the new recorded version of 'Whispers & Choirs'.
http://www.kerrang.com/18889/flood-red-stream-whispers-choirs/
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This show is tonight! Come down for half 7 to make sure you catch BRACE and the rest of the bands.
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6 DAYS. Tickets are onsale from www.dailydischord.com
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TONIGHT. Doors at 7pm. We still have tickets at the door. Come along!
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This show is TOMORROW! You can still grab tickets from One Up until roughly 4pm tomorrow! It's gonna be a fun show.
Also, congratulations to DUKE, who won In: Demand Best Unsigned Band this week. Come see what all the fuss is about!
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This show is in 5 days, and the band have released a new video for their track 'San Diego' in anticipation of their Scottish tour. Check it out! Tickets are still in One Up.
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Happy to announce that the lovely Cara Mitchell will be one of the supports for Jonah and Dave. Be sure to get down early to catch her set! Here's a review of her set when she supported Juan Zelada.
First up, though, was hotly-tipped Aberdeen singer-songwriter Cara Mitchell, who brought along a few supporters of her own and had probably gained a few more by the conclusion of her brief acoustic set. With a voice that simultaneously recalls the likes of Ellie Goulding and Regina Spektor, there’s an affectation to her delivery that might put some people off her particular brand of amiable folk, but it’s a voice that finds unexpected strength amidst the fragility when the songs call for it, and with at least a handful of quality songs and an endearing stage presence to match, it’s easy to see why she’s gathering momentum. 8/10 -
Main support for this show comes from the great dudes in DUKE. Check out their new(ish) video for 'Hopes & High Horses'.
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Date: Wednesday 18th July 2012
Venue: The Tunnels (Room 1)
Times: 1900-2300
Age Restriction: 14+
Price: £5 advance / £6 on the door
Tickets:
Daily Dischord, One Up RecordsFacebook:
Attend and shareFIGHTS AND FIRES have built a reputation as being one of the most hardworking Punk Rock/Hardcore bands on the scene. Since the release of 'Will It Be My Curse' on Lockjaw Records in spring 2009 the band has been on the road as much as possible. Throughout 2010, Fights and Fires spent a total of 2 months on tour in mainland Europe alone. Combined with several UK tours, 2010 was an extremely hectic year for the band. Keeping DIY at their heart and having a good time is what keeps the band going.
In 2011, Fights and Fires toured the UK, EU and Ireland. With all the hard work that comes with touring, the band has refined their show and it is definitely a spectacle not to be missed this Summer.
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JONAH MATRANGA & DAVE McPHERSON
Date: Wednesday 6th June 2012
Venue: The Tunnels (Room 1)
Times: 1900-2300
Age Restriction: 14+
Price: £8 advance / £11 on the door
Tickets:
Daily Dischord, One Up RecordsFacebook:
Attend and share"Harvesting & Visiting" will see Jonah Matranga in Aberdeen to play a mixture of songs from Neil Young's "Harvest" (to celebrate its 30th anniversary), his own album "Visitor" (celebrating its 10th anniversary) and other material. Jonah will be joined by Dave McPherson (InMe) on a variety of songs, and Dave will also play a set of his own material. Both Jonah and Dave will be joined by a small guest touring band, which will be confirmed soon.
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Date: Monday 28th May 2012
Venue: The Tunnels (Room 1)
Times: 1900-2300
Age Restriction: 14+
Price: £5 advance / £6 on the door
Tickets:
Daily Dischord, One Up RecordsFacebook:
Attend and shareLocal Support: Kamehameha, Triquetra and Cleanse The Hive (1 TBC)
“Fall Against Fate are doing exactly what every other tech metal band are doing at the moment...only a thousand times better, this band are incredible and are certainly one to look out for" - Matt Greiner of August Burns Red.Formed in 2009, Fall Against Fate was fixed on making their post-hardcore/tech potion a different breed that people would remember. The band released "If Not For Ourselves" which attracted the interest of people far and wide, and then began reworking their line-up to finally realise the vision original band members Tom Saunders and Lewis Ryder had from the band’s outset.
Since then Fall Against Fate have shared the stage with a vast array of respected bands and played in some impressive venues all over the UK.
Fall Against Fate constantly leave fans more than satisfied with their creative, visually alluring live show, and addictive song structure. They have combined emotional lead melodies, with brutal, technical, heavy and catchy riffs. The results are proving to be sensational, and are being recognised by all listeners willing to give them a chance.
Now, armed with a superior new record and a solid new line-up, Fall Against Fate have returned to the scene a stronger force than ever before. “If Not For Ourselves” the band’s sophomore EP was self released for free on their website
www.fallagainstfate.com and has already received serious interest from listeners worldwide. The band have finally come into their own as a technically gifted and committed 5-piece group, a group who cannot be missed. -
Date: Monday 7th May 2012
Venue: The Tunnels (Room 1)
Times: 1900-2300
Age Restriction: 14+
Price: £6 advance / £8 on the door
Tickets:
Daily Dischord, One Up RecordsFacebook:
Attend and shareLocal Support: Hounds and BRACE
Erupting from the sleepy English town of Guildford towards the end of 2009, Polar have taken their devastating union of hardcore punk and rock ’n’ roll on the road leaving a lasting impression on audiences throughout the UK with their vicious and exhilarating live shows.
Their efforts have not gone unnoticed earning the band a reputation as a ferocious live act with an ever-increasing fan-base and consensus within the music industry that Polar are ‘ones to watch’ in 2012.
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Pretty excited for this. I listened to them when I was a young teen when they released fakesoundofprogress and it's ridiculous it's taken me this long to go see them!
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Date: Monday 30th April 2012
Venue: The Tunnels (Room 1)
Times: 1900-2300
Age Restriction: 14+
Price: £6 advance / £8 on the door
Tickets:
Daily Dischord, One Up RecordsFacebook:
Attend and shareThe Winter Tradition are a noisy pop-rock quartet from Edinburgh, Scotland. Their energetic live performances are emphasized by various dynamics that excite and involve the audience and they have succeeded in creating their own sound that is instantly recognisable to any listener or follower. The Winter Tradition have used the combination of many artists from different backgrounds and traditions to create a blend of music that they could listen to and enjoy themselves.
Support comes from Aberdeen locals Duke, Daydream Frenzy and Joy Riot.
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Really gonna try get along to this. Missed him last time!
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We have Talking Sideways as our final support.
It's going to be a great show! It's only a fiver, so feel free to come down on the night as we will have tickets on the door.
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THIS IS TOMORROW!
The Ocean will more than likely be playing an epic 90 minute set so do NOT miss out on this. For any fans of metal, or neatly structured guitar music for that matter, you need to see this band. Incredible.
For a wee taster, check this out. Daily Dischord Presents: The Ocean U.S. Tour Blog Part 1 - Daily Dischord
Tickets can still be bought from Ticketweb, you will then collect your tickets from the door. Tickets will also be in One Up until mid afternoon tomorrow.
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Last time they played here hardly anyone turned up. Sad.
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Eight more days until this. Tickets are selling well in advance so really hope we can show the band why Aberdeen is the place to come play!
They just sent me their video blog they recorded in the U.S. which I've uploaded to my websites YouTube page. Check it out to see what to expect from the guys!
Daily Dischord Presents: The Ocean U.S. Tour Blog – Part 1 - Daily Dischord
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I'll be impressed if they even make it here. I've never seen a band as unlucky as them. Were robbed in Spain last year and lost something like 6000 euros, and in the US at the moment their tourbus is constantly breaking down and it seems they're being screwed over by the company as well!
I will reiterate they are phenomenal live and 6 is a bargain for this show!
I was reading on a Facebook post they made that when touring the States with Between The Buried & Me, venues are taking a cut of the money they make off of their merch. In some places the cut is quite high too. I find that absolutely shocking and I'm pretty sure it just does not happen in the UK. How can a venue expect to take a cut off of merch they haven't even paid for? That must be dicking them over pretty bad.
I really hope their UK stint is a lot better. I know they will be treated with a lot more respect by promoters and venues, that's for sure.
Daily Dischord Presents: EXIST IMMORTAL / ANIMUS (24th July 2014)
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