Unpopular Music - 07/11/2009 -
Marrickville, Sydney

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Unpopular Music, A Benefit For FBi
Radio.

With:

Pimmon & Jeff Burch (Solo Sets
& Debut Live Collaboration as
Mandala Trap), Comatone, Kyu, Anon,
Scissor Lock, Anna Chase, Nick Wishart
with DJ Sets from Kevin Purdy (Tooth),
Tim Ritchie (Sound Quality, ABC Radio
National) and Tom Smith
(Cleptoclectics).

Saturday 7th November 2009
Red Rattler, 6 Faversham Street,
Marrickville
Entry By Donation ($10 Minimum)

Three FBi radio shows, New Weird
Australia, Unputdownable & Sunday
Night At The Movies, come together to
present ‘Unpopular Music’ – a benefit to
support their station. They’ve pooled
their collective networks and gathered
twelve of Sydney’s innovative,
experimental artists – all of whom are
donating their time, with all proceeds
going directly to FBi, helping to ensure
the ongoing survival of Sydney’s home of
new music.

The line-up is headed by Pimmon &
Jeff Burch – playing both solo sets and
a joint live performance, launching
their new collaborative project, Mandala
Trap. Pimmon has forged an international
reputation for creating dense,
challenging and engaging electronic
music – and, under his given name of
Paul Gough, also presents a show on FBi
titled Paul’s Play Lunch. Jeff Burch
runs The Spring Press label, is one
quarter of Sydney band Songs and
launches his solo record later this year
on Perth’s Farmer Frontier label.

The all-Sydney bill also includes:

* Comatone – in his only live
performance in 2009, following the
release of his new 12” ‘Seasonal
Fractures’ on Feral Media
* Kyu an experimental pop outfit
who recently delivered an amazing
performance at the New Weird Australia
showcase at Sound Summit
* Anon aka noise artist, musician
and label manager Anna Vo

* Scissor Lock, an experimental
project from musician Marcus Whale
* Anna Chase, a multi
instrumentalist and vocalist who creates
lush, emotive songs
* sound artist, musician and
chronic circuit bender Nick Wishart –
long-standing member of Toydeath
* plus DJ Sets from Kevin Purdy
(Tooth), Tim Ritchie (Sound Quality, ABC
Radio National) and Tom Smith
(Cleptoclectics).

Sydney design crew Sopp Collective have
also jumped on board by donating their
unique design talents for the event
poster and flyer, featuring a unique
series of ‘Unpopular Creatures’ – the
degenerate ‘yin’ to Yo Gabba Gabba’s
‘yang’.

FBi Radio is Sydney’s home of
innovative local music – and it’s 100%
independent, relying on the benevolence
of its supporters to keep it funded, and
keep it on air. Help support the cause
with Unpopular Music!

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