Rowland has a new album out called Pop Crimes, and so he's in the press a bit lately. This photo I took at his home in 2005, while shooting an interview for the Sticky Carpet documentary.
You may have seen a Justice Yeldham set, playing the sheet of glass, like he did at this year's Camp A Low Hum. I found this photo in my vault, taken at the Rob Roy hotel back in 2005.
Scum System Kill have seemingly broke up, but one glorious night at Maggotville (which sadly closed last month) they performed a killer set, enjoyed by all in attendance. SSK, along with fellow Sydney folk, Crux are (or were) my pick of the bunch of crust-punk bands going round.
On Saturday, a party full of people turned up to a much loved house and enjoyed the proceedings as The Stabs taped a film clip for their new album, Dead Wood.
After many years, not playing since 1984, Adelaide band Grong Grong have returned for god knows how long... but on Saturday night they played a ripper set at the Tote. Noise rock! Catch them if you can, while you can.
This was the first time I'd come across Truth From Facts, and they were great. Their album "2009" is really good too.
This photo was taken on the first roll of film I put through my new Trip 35 camera. I can't do my normal tricks with this camera, but it seems to have a great little lens on it. I'm sure it will get a lot of use... stay tuned!
So, in the past year Kim Volkman has joined The Dacios on bass. He's mighty rock, which isn't surprising, being a former member of X and The Love Addicts and all.
Linda and Kim at High-Vibes fest: While Bean is rock solid as per usual, taken at the Monkeys Blood album launch at the Tote:
At this year's Springtones I was packing film that was a good 5-7 years out of date. The film had been frozen for a good part of that time too... So I experimented a bit at the gig. Here are some of my results (as well as the Vivian Girls shot in previous post).