London Tourdates Magazine | issue #037 | A Place To Bury Strangers | C’mon Feel The Noize But one thing Oliver Ackermann is always pleasantly surprised by is the increasing number of kids at their shows – those cranium-perforating, pant-shitting, epilepsy-inducing live sets which have the intention of “totally overcoming the senses of anyone who […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, oliver, oliver ackermannISE Cultural Foundation: Once Upon A Time | .FILAS, n{e}ws “Once Upon A Time” pulls its viewers back into the awe and wonder we experienced while captivated by Cinderella, Momotaro, or any fantastical folk-tales. Like kids with flashlights under the covers, curled up with the Brothers Grimm, we have always been tantalized by the unbounded […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, eun-haA Place to Bury Strangers – A Place to Bury Strangers Review – sputnikmusic This band has true potential to become a giant in the genre way after the peak of shoegaze-A Place to Bury Strangers echo that gravity that captured the era damn well, eschewing lots of noise, atmospheric, techno-laden drums, and an altogether […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, reviewReview / Mint Ive @ Bodega Social Club, New York, 20/05/08 / Gigs // Drowned In Sound Not since Loop’s penultimate visit to the city when its Trent University was a polytechnic, or even My Bloody Valentine and the Boo Radleys carving up the Loveless tour in 1992 have I witnessed anything so incredible in […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury StrangersBEARDO Releases “USA For Affluence†On Pitchfork TV | The Dead Hub Featuring Andrew W.K., Fred Armisen (Trenchmouth), Moby, Nancy Whang of LCD Soundsystem, the New Pornographers’ Carl Newman, Ian Svenonius (Nation of Ulysses, The Make Up, Weird War), Amy Carlson (Third Watch/Law & Order) Okkervil River’s Will Sheff, Oliver Ackermann of A Place to […]
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Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, chronicleThe Joy Collective – An online resource for everything musical in and around Newport, Cardiff & Bristol The live show combines the principles of the album with totally fucking you up. Oliver Ackermann looks out sternly into the back of Clwb, like he’s staring into the Mumbai massacre and interpreting the horror of twisted bodies […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, review, uk, walesA Place To Bury Strangers – Mercury Lounge – New York, NY Events | Metromix New York We’re just gonna put it out there: value-wise, this is one of the best money-to-band lineups we’ve seen in a while. Let the fools drop pointless hundreds on an average dinner and champagne they pretend to like. You’ll […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, brooklyn, mercury loungeMonday 08/12/08 A Place To Bury Strangers @ ICA, London – GIGWISE The images on the screen at the back of the stage switch between scenes of the open road and flowers, but they do little to soften the blows of aggressive anthem To Fix The Gash In Your Head which is blowing chunks out […]
Also tagged A Place to Bury Strangers, london, reviews, ukrokbun – Scotland’s Live Music These guys really know how to put on a show. For the majority of the gig, the room is barely lit except for fairy lights and the bar, and so much smoke is pumped into the room to the point that the band is barely visable (and made it hell […]
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