25 posts tagged all tomorrow's parties

‘Krautrock’ mainstay talks candidly to John Doran about the future of Harmonia, the death of Klaus Dinger and why Neu! ground to a halt. The sheer weight of nomenclature that German experimental music from the late 60s to the late 70s has attracted should serve as some kind of signifier to how diverse and influential it was – and still is.

My Bloody Valentine Announce U.S. Tour Newly reunited My Bloody Valentine have announced that they will play a handful of dates in the US this autumn. Previously the band was set to only play All Tomorrow’s Parties in New York September 19-21, which would have marked the bands first US show in over 16 years.

All Tomorrow’s Parties, which has curated amazing festivals for the past eight years, is finally bringing a lineup to New York–and it’s amazing. It’s curated by My Bloody Valentine (who have just announced a full-blown tour) and ATP and takes place Sept. 19-21.

Perhaps the world’s best party throwers, ATP (All Tomorrow’s Parties), have added more bands to their NY festival, as well as let loose the next batch of ticket sales. You can purchase tickets with  or without accommodation.

Redbull & Adderall: Your Afternoon Pick-Me-Up Posted in Redbull and Adderall on May 6th, 2008 by Ultragrrrl AbsolutePunk is reporting that Taking Back Sunday have found a replacement for Fred in a dude named Matt Fazzi. The color Fazzi is from a band called Facing New York.

Did you know Cluster is playing at No Fun Fest? Polvo and My Bloody Valentine will be at All Tomorrow’s Parties, New York. Terrastock and Brainwaves are also held this year.

ATP (All Tomorrow’s Parties) is coming to New York! But not the city. Instead it will be at Kutcher’s Country Club in beautiful Monticello. I went to the Dirty Three edition of the festival during my year in England and had an amazing time. Faithful readers may also remember my covetous post concerning the Portishead ATP this past winter.

…well maybe just don’t go overboard on heroin like Nico in this clip. All Tomorrow’s Parties by Nico - from the early 80s. You can see in this clip that she had lived a pretty hard life.  After years of drug abuse, Nico had a baby, cleaned up and tried to live right shortly after this clip.

1. New Sloan album in June! 4 Andrew songs! 2. Stereolab signed to 4AD! My 20-year-old self just high-fived my 23-year-old self! 3. My Bloody Valentine to headline mind-blowing festival in U.S. for rich people! Photophonic last blog in the world to mention it!

Since September 11th 2001 pop culture has been stuck in a time loop. Nothing produced after 9.11.01 will ever be revisited or romanticized because we all long for the world when we could walk through a metal detector while wearing shoes and a tiny war on CNN that was as competitive as the average Tyson fight.