0:00 Intro Jam
3:18 Can’t Stop
8:31 Snow
14:51 Otherside
20:22 Dark Necessities
26:20 Josh solo: Menina Mulher da Pele Preta [Jorge Ben Jor cover]
28:17 Sick Love
32:03 Nevermind
34:58 Californication Intro Jam
38:13 Californication
44:49 Aeroplane
49:41 Blood Sugar Sex Magik
56:13 Hump de Bump [with Mauro Refosco]
1:09:04 Pea [tease]
1:09:53 Higher Ground
1:14:09 Under The Bridge
1:19:17 By The Way
ENCORE
1:25:51 Goodbye Angels
1:31:19 Give It Away
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Japan Suicide – Circle
Based in the central Italian city of Terni, Japan Suicide is a five-piece comprised of Stefano Bellerba (vocals, guitar), Leonardo Mori (synth), Matteo Luciani (bass), Saverio Paiella (guitar), and Daniele Cruccolini (drums). Formed in 2010, they united over their love of Joy Division, The Cure, Nine Inch Nails, and Depeche Mode.
Their music is also strongly influenced by Bauhaus, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Japan, The Damned, Interpol, Suicide, CSI, CCCP, and Massimo Volume.
“We have finally produced our new album ‘Santa Sangre’, which was inspired by Alejandro Jodorowsky’s movie and Roberto Bolaño’s novel ‘2666’, all the while moving from echoes of British post-punk to a sound replete with more psychedelic and shoegaze textures,” says Stefano Bellerba. “This is a delicate, but necessary step for us: we tried to match the quality of our previous album ‘We Die in Such a Place’, while also adding new sounds from our past work in order to achieve a condensed powerful opera and, at the same time, a sound that is capable of achieving different listening levels.”
This album follows up the 2017 single ‘This Be The Verse’, released on the Dark Italia compilation ‘Sparkles in the Dark Vol. 4’, alongside The Soft Moon and many other cutting-edge artists.
This is not the band’s first release through Unknown Pleasures Records. 2015 brought ‘We Die In Such a Place’, which stylistically combines the gloomy atmospheres so beloved by Japan Suicide with more aggressive sounds, followed by their 2016 release of the ‘1978’ EP via Darkitalia.
Their 2015 release led to the production of several videos, significant press attention at home, and also a sync licensing deal. While Japan Suicide has performed many gigs across Europe, in May 2018 they will venture to North America for their first Canada/ USA/ Mexico tour.
The ‘Santa Sangre’ album will be released on February 14, 2018, via Unknown Pleasures Records, with a self-released vinyl edition to follow, featuring a slightly different tracklist. Japan Suicide has launched a crowdfunding campaign via MusicRaiser towards the vinyl release, which can be found HERE.
LINKS:
http://www.facebook.com/Japan.Suicide
http://japansuicide.bandcamp.com
http://twitter.com/JapanSuicideIT
http://soundcloud.com/j-apan-s-uicide
http://www.youtube.com/user/JapanSuicide
http://www.instagram.com/japansuicide -
Sleater-Kinney ‘The Center Won’t Hold Tour’ October 15th, 2019
Sleater-Kinney performs live to a completely sold-out house at the Palace Theatre in St. Paul, Minn. The band will bring new songs from their 2019 album ‘The Center Won’t Hold’ – as well as tunes from their entire discography – to life on stage in this can’t-miss concert.
- Corin Tucker – vocals, guitar
- Carrie Brownstein – guitar, vocals
- Angie Boylan – drums
- Toko Yasuda – keyboards, backing vocals
- Katie Harkin – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
SETLIST:
- The Center Won’t Hold
- Hurry On Home
- Price Tag
- The Future Is Here
- Jumpers
- Reach Out
- Bury Our Friends
- Ruins
- What’s Mine Is Yours
- Ironclad
- One More Hour
- Bad Dance
- The Fox
- Love
- Can I Go On
- A New Wave
- Animal
- The Dog/The Body
- Entertain
FIRST ENCORE:
- Broken
- Oh!
- Words and Guitar
- Modern Girl
SECOND ENCORE:
- Step Aside
- Dig Me Out
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Sleeptalk – I Hope You’re Doing Well (Stripped Version)
LA-based electro/indie pop band Sleeptalk recently released their latest single “I Hope You’re Doing Well,” a melancholy breakup anthem that dropped on Valentine’s Day. After receiving a warm response and over 27K plays on Spotify in under two months, the band decided to record a stripped-down version of the track. In the bathed-in-blue music video, the band tinkers with synth pads and other light instrumentation, while giving the melody optimal space to breathe. Slow and steady is the approach here and it allows the devastating lyrics to really expose the loss that vocalist Anthony Fitzpatrick felt.
The stripped-down video comes just days before the band sets out on a West Coast tour with Michael Barr. As an extra treat for fans, Sleeptalk is giving away their debut full-length album Young by signing up HERE.
LINKS:
http://www.slptvlk.com
https://twitter.com/SLPTVLK
http://www.facebook.com/slptvlk