LE CLUB SUBURBIA present:
WEDNESDAY JUNE 17TH
TEETH MOUNTAIN is a seven-piece jam crew comprised of 2-3 odd drum kits, sax, clarinet, mixer drones, electric guitar, a pile of pedals, various voices, and probably other unknown mystery junk, they straddle a fine, fucked up line between carefully orchestrated rhythmic psychedelia and total drum-circle-damaged freeform freak-sprawl.
FYOELK is messing around with electronics, tape sounds and sequenced multi-layered rhythmsand.
THE WOLF, DEATH AND THE ACORN
MONDAY JUNE 22ND
SUN ARAW floats freely from form to formlessness in the blink of a third eye. A great journey into white light dirge and dead distortion blues. Creepster tropical psychedelic drone for more creepsters like yourself.
POCAHAUNTED plays a beautiful mixture of drone, ambience, and Native American music. Imagine if the members of Earth got high on Peyote in the desert and stumbled into a Native American village and started a jam session with the locals.
HIGH WOLF is your new best friend during this summer. Sunset fuzz-guitar lines and temple meditation tones.
PUDDLE PARADE is bringing her ‘loop lo-fi toy orkestra in slow motion’
Both shows: OCCII // Amstelveenseweg 134 // Amsterdam // doors: 21:00 // €6.00
Sunday April 12th Le Club Suburbia & Hallo Gallo will present EASTER FEASTER: A showcase of independent, innovative and stimulating musicians from a broad range of ‘global underground independent culture’. Featuring seven great acts from all over the world. There will be food, drinks, movies, an poster exposition and distro’s as well. This will be a great way to spend your easter weekend!
Bands that will perform that evening are: Woods (USA, experimental acid folk full of melody), Ignatz (Belgium, brain-melting futuristic folk psych), Appie Kim (Netherlands, dark, droning pop music and trashy psychedelic garage), Sylvester Anfang II (Belgium, funeral folk), Bear Bones, Lay Low (Venezuela/Belgium, devastating psych noise power drones leaving listeners helpless, ecstatic, puzzled and bemused), Burial Hex (USA, psychedelic horror electronics feat. Glenn Donaldson (Jewelled Antler)), Laser Poodle (Germany/Netherlands, wobbly gabba trance) & DJ R-Nasty (the same 20 awesome records in yet another different order!).
Start: 19:00 - Entance 7.00 Euro
OCCII - Amstelveenseweg 134 - Amsterdam
The Eva Braun s/t Tape is out now. We taped 88 copies in a few different colors with great artwork by crazy design collective Seripop. To celebrate this new item Le Club Suburbia has set up a release party at OCCII in Amsterdam. Next to Eva Braun, the amazing U.S. Girls will play her colourless caleidoscope of old tapes and delay drenched vocals and The Wolf, Death and the Acorn will perform their dark esoteric folk rituals. A great night already, but it’s getting better: you will receive a free copy of the tape when you come to the show. Awesome!
We have three new releases: Empire Cheese will present the ‘Efficient use of Space’ EP on Friday January 16th at OCCII. Two weeks later, on Thursday January 29th, Eva Braun will perform at their tape release party at the same location. Because of both occasions Eva Braun asked Empire Cheese a question for the monthly OCCIIZINE. You can read the Q&A below. On the same Empire Cheese show the duo Silver Souls will perform their nihilistic ritual to celebrate the release of the ‘Lunar Caustic’ tape. More info soon. Also, we hope to have the store up and running asap! 
Q: What do you consider as an efficient use of space?
A: This title for the EP somehow popped up when I was facing the problem of making a release with what I always considered being pretty much of a bedroom project without an aim and without the idea of achieving something. The nice thing about home-recording is of course that you do it in your own rhythm, it’s an activity that takes just as much space as it needs to be what it ‘is’, stripped off of the labour that is involved in playing together with other people, like planning rehearsals, buying equipment, traveling and playing shows etc. There is no additional value to what you do, it runs parallel to everything else. When Knife Slits Water asked me if I wanted to release a 7”, the idea of efficiency became part of this activity, all of a sudden I have the responsibility for the space they are providing me, which is literally the 15 minutes on the vinyl and in a more abstract way their dedication and trust in what I am doing. ‘Efficient use of Space’ is a somewhat ironic comment on this situation which I almost find a bit scary since I never thought of Empire Cheese as a project with which I would release records, or even play live. Furthermore, I think the most efficient use of space is sharing a bath tub, the smaller the better.
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