Just one of the many Highlights from the Synth Eastwood Homemade show you can see all the content here including a 12 minute spaz out epic "Rock My Body" by Spilly Walker

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Arrived at filmbase at about eight thirty to be greeting by droves of people the place was packed, after squeezing my way in and getting a free beer I had a look around at what was on offer, i must say some of the prints that where on show where very nice indeed and all at the very reasonable price of only €10 for a copy. Upstairs was a little too packed so headed downstairs where more visual treats awaited the homemade animation caught my eye and was a lot of fun, also fair city voice overs where gas (but the sound wasn't the best and was hard to make out some of what was being said).some more messing around (and missing stuff like the house of cosy cushions) later (well more drinking then messing thats where the intoxicated part of the review comes in so its all a little hazy from this point on)
When i arrived at the Button factory there where some djing playing as there was no line up posted up for what time people where playing i have no idea who they where. some beers later i turned around and the Rubberbandits where on stage spitting rhymes about Anthony's eye and bags of glue, the bandits put on a pure fun live show that you should catch ,just don't get too close (you might catch something).After some more beers and a extended trip to the smoking area i walked back into the sounds of Spilly Walker (David Kitt in a gold jacket playing with his younger brother Robbie). The electronic disco sounds of Spilly Walker but a spring in my step and i busted out some very drunk dance moves.

>>>>>>>scene missing<<<<<

I'm afraid that all i can really remember , next time i go to review something i will not drink so much lesson learned. but all in all Snyth Eastwood was a great night, the button factory was full of people and filmbase earlier in the night was jammed over capacity

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Analogue magazine celebrates it's Birthday tonight in Bodytonic's new Twisted Pepper venue on abbey street.

As well as Mr. Jones' regular Thursday mix of bassline/baltimore/electro downstairs courtesy of Mark Lam and Scutchie, the stage will play host to some eclectic & no doubt excellent performances.

Headlining will be Spilly Walker, a live set from David & Rob Kitt's electro venture. Also on the night will be a performance from egoeccentric favorite Patrick Kelleher, this time playing with the illustrious Come Back Johnnys. Finally the night will host the first live appearance of the awesome Villagers, AKA Conor O'Brien of The Immediate and esteemed coleagues.

Everything kicks off at 9 tonight, at the very reasonable price of €8, or €5 with student card. There'll also be some recession-busting drinks promos, with €3 beers, and €3 vodka & redbull. Party...

Check out the latest issue of Analogue online here.

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New Foggy Notions festival- line up via On The Record

Thursday June 12 - Matmos and Si Schroeder - Andrew’s Lane Theatre

Friday June 13 - Low, Atlas Sound and The Holy Roman Army - Andrew’s Lane Theatre

Saturday June 14 - Dan Deacon, Jape, White Williams, High Places and more - Vicar Street

Sunday June 15 - Bonnie Prince Billy, Baby Dee and Paul Curreri - Vicar Street

Sunday June 15 - Metronomy and Spilly Walker - Andrew’s Lane Theatre
live videos for some of the acts in the read more


Matmos - Roses and Teeth for Ludwig Wittgenstein


Atlas Sound: live @ The FADER/AT&T Sideshow


White Williams - Route to Palm


Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - "May It Always Be"


Metronomy - Heartbreaker

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