Modular Christmas Party

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While it’s looking like the Nevereverland festival will be sitting it out this year, that doesn’t mean the crew from Modular are going to pass up the opportunity to throw a big party before the end of 2009. Of course not, that would just be ridiculous and hugely out of character. Instead, we’ll be getting some tasty end-of-year party action in the form of the Modular Xmas Party.

Landing in both Sydney and Melbourne, it’ll feature a selection of the label’s latest and greatest coming together, with names like Tame Impala, Ladyhawke, Muscles, and up-and-coming Sydney boy Jonathan Boulet (whose debut video you can check out here).

Sydney, Saturday December 12th, The Beach Road Hotel.

Tame Impala (Live)
Jonathon Boulet (Live)
The Swiss (Live)
Ladyhawke (DJ Set)
Bang Gang
Canyons
Tim Cutters
KIM
Graz
Anna Lunoe
Modular DJs

Melbourne, Saturday December 19th, The Espy.

Tame Impala (Live)
Jonathon Boulet (Live)
Muscles (Live)
Bang Gang
Canyons
Andee Frost
Tony Pepperoni
Knightlife
Bongmist
Nick Foley
Modular DJs

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The Dean

said on the 22nd Nov, 2009
I didn’t mean to start something in this thread but anyway... ‘I want to take a ride on your disco stick’ was the line that started my recent obsession with pop. Maybe not profound but very intriguing... it sounds sexual but nobody knows exactly what it means. She is definitely not manufactured, maybe self modelled on something that was but she is so unique. The arrangements aren’t bad at all. You’re probably a guitar person but some of the lead melodies and synth bass is just as catchy as anything on ‘Dare!’… I understand how people are uncomfortable accepting the success and no doubt record company investment attributed to the scale but she definitely would have had a certain level eventually. Judging a musician on whether they interview well is illogical and rove isn’t known for bringing out the best in his subjects either. Jack White can be awkward in interviews but he is an awesome musician… Nothing wrong with sticking to more alternative music only. It feels good to be different and some of it is genuinely superior but not always. It just felt strangely alright to find something I liked in what I would usually ignore without question.

clashpalace

said on the 22nd Nov, 2009
Nobody knows what "‘I want to take a ride on your disco stick" means? Heres a small clue. She wants to ride cock. If you want to be analytical with pop lyrics then Shakira's doozy about breats being small and humble so we don't confuse them with mountains is a lot more profound. Eitherway arguing about lyrics in pop is a can of worms not fucking worth opening.

dkos

said on the 23rd Nov, 2009
that she is mate. a shining example to young women contemplating a music career- vacuous, plastic, manufactured, shiny and incredibly god damn tedious. that's all you need girls! oh, and a hack producer who can work a few crap beats on a protools track. doesn't her press kit say she's some kind of musical prodigy? haven't exactly seen her twinkling the ivories with any great skill... try 'chopsticks' love- even i can play that one! think i saw her perform a crap track on equally crap show rove. mcmanus tried to engage her in a vaguely interesting conversation afterwards and it was like pulling teeth out of a poodle- painful and embarrassing to watch. she's everything that's wrong with popular music these days. ladyhawke is a little derivative but light years ahead of this braindead nonce. 'i wana take a ride on your disco stick'. profound. lol! I don't know what it is, but the fact that you don't like Lady Gaga has me wanting to go out and buy her album.

ThatDude123

said on the 23rd Nov, 2009
I was considering going against all the misinformation and vapid arguments around here then I remembered that simply enjoying Love Game on repeat on my own would be better.

mooney88

said on the 23rd Nov, 2009
gaga fucking rules. dont know about the whole 'Fame Monster' though.

Piko

said on the 23rd Nov, 2009
Lady Gaga sounds like she is immitating M.I.A. in that song! and the fact the vocalist mentions M.I.A. in the song, why do i get the feeling M.I.A. did the original female part?

JackT

said on the 23rd Nov, 2009
The success of Lady Gaga hurts my brain. Such an odd series of events. Makes more sense to me than Robbie Williams.

lineofbestfit

said on the 24th Nov, 2009
lady gaga will go down just like the klaxons did.

clashpalace

said on the 25th Nov, 2009
the klaxons went down? down where exactly? they were a hyped band no doubt but their last album was worth the hype... as far as i can tell they've taken too much time off and or drugs and have delayed their 2nd album..... it could be utter shite.... but i for one will be waiting to see.

lanesra23

said on the 25th Nov, 2009
the klaxons went down? down where exactly? they were a hyped band no doubt but their last album was worth the hype... as far as i can tell they've taken too much time off and or drugs and have delayed their 2nd album..... it could be utter shite.... but i for one will be waiting to see. The delay has been caused by their label making them rewrite half the album because it doesn't fit the 'pop' image they are trying to create. That doesn't sound good to me but I find both Lady GaGa's and Ladyhawke's music extremely boring so a lot of people in this thread will probably disagree.

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