Showing posts with label The Stabs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Stabs. Show all posts

28.1.10

The Stabs at The Tote's Final Gig

Brendan crowdsurfing!
The Stabs played a masterful set in the Cobra Bar, that ended in a small demolition session of sorts. I have got a photo that explains why there's now a hole in the roof of the Cobra Bar, but it's not as pretty as these pictures.

14.10.09

The Stabs make a film clip

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.

4.6.09

The Stabs - Deaf Wish Tour

The Stabs and Deaf Wish returned to Melbourne to close their 10 date tour last month. They played a 6pm free instore show at Missing Link Records...


Then, at 2am it all started again at Pony. I don't think I was the only one seeing double that night...

2.4.09

Sonic Youth



Sonic Youth need no introduction. Absolutely one of my favorite bands of all time. This photo above was taken when they played Daydream Nation in Melbourne at the Metro. It's not that unusual to see them do a but of guitar porn like this.

However, I do have some bragging rights about the photo below. It was taken at the Corduroy Records building when Lee Ronaldo, Thurston Moore, Steve Shelley, and Jim O'Rourke (active member of SY at the time) were invited to record an improvised live-to-acetate recording for Saucerlike Records. There was a limited release of 800 copies, with the cover art done by Kim Gordon.

The band had just come off the plane, so Kim was too tired to join in. The guys didn't have their own equipment, so they borrowed everything. This is Thurston playing on the recording, using my beloved Japanese guitar, a Suzuki Super-Sounds!



3.3.09

Summertones 2009



Western Australia's French Rockets, brought their awesome light show to the Espy as a part of the Summertones gig, put on by the fantastic local label, Mistletone. I was there with my camera snapping away for this Mess+Noise article. However, I thought I'd add a few other images they didn't publish on their site.

The Twerps are a great relatively new band who played down in the Espy's public bar on the day. Julia used to play the awesome guitar lines in Batrider before they parted ways a year or so ago..


The Stabs put in a fine performance at Mistletone, sporting some very nice frocks. I have already posted some photos of the Stabs shows in the past.... here, and you can expect some more in the not do distant future.Rowland S Howard also has his own entry here on Long Exposure, but I thought Id add another photo from the weekend's gig. He was in fine form.