Jack Nasty Face & Shake! @ Spectrum, Sydney (08/11/08)
Co-headliners Shake! and Jack Nasty Face rocked out at Spectrum.
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Yves Klein Blue & John Steel Singers @ Spectrum, Sydney (28/06/08)
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Red Jezebel, The Retreat and The Philadelphia Grand Jury
Red Jezebel served an absolute treat to fans- a mix of good songs, comedy and excellent showmanship leaving our rock appetites warmly sated as left the venue and entered the cold, winter night.
Jack Nasty Face @ Spectrum, Sydney (23/05/08)
Jack Nasty strutted, posed, gyrated and contorted with his Mick Jagger meets Clockwork Orange act.
Event Galleries
The Dog House Launch
Referencing sounds such as Ragtime Blues, Swing, Sleaze, Psych Pop, Prog, 50s Surf, Afro, Bohemian, Ambient Groove, Baile Funk, Barbershop, Bastard Pop, Bel Canto, Boogie Woogie, Chastushki and more :)
Hot Damn 2nd Birthday
Hot Damn celebrates its 2nd birthday in style.
The Boat People
The Boat People launched their second album "Chandeliers" to their adoring Sydney fans at the Spectrum.
Angelas Dish
In a bizarre twist, one band forgot to turn up last night. This left us with Angelaâ
Grafton Primary
Art Vs Science, E.L.F. , Grafton Primary
Yves Klein Blue and The John Steel Singers
The 'Blue Steel' tour rocked Spectrum.
Institut Polaire & Cuthbert and the Night Walkers
Cuthbert and the nightwalkers at the spectrum
Love of Diagrams at Spectrum
Melbourne's Love of Diagrams debut new songs to a packed crowd at Spectrum, supported by St Helens and Circle Pit.
Love of Diagrams
Melbourne's Love of Diagrams debut new songs to a packed crowd at Spectrum, supported by St Helens and Circle Pit.
The John Steel Singers with Cloud Control
The John Steel Singers won over Spectrum, with a little help from Cloud Control.
The Holidays
The Holidays play Spectrum, with some help from Chambers and Tennis.
In Fiction National Tour
In Fiction & Stealing O'neal at Hot Damn!
Yves Klein Blue
Yves Klein Blue launch their new EP at Spectrum.
Closure In Moscow and The Scissor File
A big night with two energetic Melbourne bands: Closure in Moscow and The Scissor File.
Psychonanny & The Babyshakers
Psychonanny once again played a fantastic set at Spectrum on Friday night
The Getaway Plan
The Getaway Plan rock Spectrum on their Other Voices Other Rooms Tour.
Tomorrow Today
Tomorrow Today takes over Spectrum, with I Heart Hiroshima, Reptiles, Bird Automatic and more.
Hot Damn @ Spectrum 6/3/2008
HOT DAMN! 6/3/2008 Every thursday night @ Spectrum - 34 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst Sydney. 9pm till LATE. Phots by Sierra Kay!
Garage to V heats
A full house at Spectrum for the garage to v state finals
Cuthbert and the Night Walkers Album Launch
A packed out Spectrum and Richard In Your Mind supporting made for a great album launch.
Angelas Dish @ Hot Damn
Angelas Dish and Famous By Association rip it up at Sydney's Hot Damn!
The Lucksmiths @ Spectrum
The Lucksmiths supported by The Maple Trail and Laura Imbruglia at Spectrum.
Furcurve album launch @ Spectrum
There was never a dull moment when Furcurve took to the Spectrum stage. They were supported by Adelaide band Soft White Machine.
British India
British India bring their energy to Hot Damn! at Spectrum
The Mares
Boundary Sounds’ rocking label mates The Mares are releasing their debut EP, Love Billows From My Soul To Consume You Splendid People As An Avalanche Does A Mountain (is that reallllly necessary?) within the next few days and are going on a massive t
The Hot Lies @ Hot Damn!
The Hot Lies return to Sydney to play at Hot Damn.
The King Brothers
Defining Japanese punk rock whilst blowing off your ears and spitting beer on you.
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