It's been a long time since I've been able to announce anything new from Sydney's finest (?) purveyors of industrial/goth pop (??), but by god/dess here it comes at last ( Read more... )

1. Within the first six months of 2010, an EP or possibly even full album will finally appear from 15-11 Enterprises ( Read more... )

A report on the most recent Sunday Wreckovery, which witnessed the second ever performance by 15-11 Enterprises (you know, my "other" band). ( Photos and ruminating at length behind cut )

It's a Clan Analogue fest of sorts at May Wreckovery...


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The Inflatable Voodoo Dolls are hitting the decks at Ascension on May 2nd. Expect music, mayhem, and quite possibly "Sex Machine" by Crawling Chaos.

Dig the flyer, too, my jaw just about hit the ground when I saw it:


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Of which there hasn't been an awful lot lately, partly because I've obviously been more preoccupied with the IVD and partly because, frankly, I'm a bit blocked on that front at the moment. Ideas aren't coming together when they come in the first place ( Read more... )

Small meeting this afternoon, during which Jo'h and I walked Brendan through the backing tracks, giving out instructions as to what to do and indeed what NOT to do with the tracks (remember, Brendan, DO NOT try and alter the drum pattern in "Moonbase Stanmore" however much you may hate it), and during which Brendan walked us through creating ( Read more... )

How many of you would be willing to travel out to Parramatta to see me play live?

(People outside Sydney/NSW are, obviously, not obliged to answer.)

Edit: Perhaps I should explain what I mean here. Ant, the other half of 15-11 Enterprises, told me he's been offered a gig at 4-4-2 Music's regular event (Just Like Now) at Mars Hill Cafe in ( Read more... )

Thanks to my illustrious Celluloid Dreams cohort Daz for getting these photos from the gig last night:

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And so it came to pass that around twenty minutes past the hour of nine on the night of Wednesday January the 16th, 2008, a little-known electronic band called 15-11 Enterprises took to the stage of Newtown RSL and pressed play on their laptop ( Read more... )