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DEVOSTATED Bob Casale, the guitarist and one of the founding members of American new wave band, Devo passed away last week. Bob passed away at the age of 61 due to heart failure. The news was confirmed by Bob’s fellow band member and brother, Gerald: “As an original member of Devo, Bob Casale was there in the trenches with me from the beginning,” Gerald said in a statement. “He was my level-headed brother, a solid performer and talented audio engineer, always giving more than he got. He was. His sudden death from conditions that lead to heart failure came as a total shock to us all.”
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IN ROLLING WAVES The Naked And Famous bring their In Rolling Waves Tour home to play Auckland’s Powerstation in May. The five-piece now call Los Angeles home and are a popular festival act around the world. Next up, they play Coachella before reaching New Zealand shores in May. Tickets go on sale Thursday 27 February at 9am.
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THE BEST OF THE BEST The finalists for the Taite Music Prize 2014 have now been confirmed. The winner will receive a cash prize of $10,000, and free recording time at Red Bull Studios and a year’s supply of Red Bull Product. This year’s finalists are: Unknown Mortal Orchestra - ‘II’ Beastwars - ‘Blood Becomes Fire’ Sheep Dog & Wolf - ‘Egospect’ The Phoenix Foundation - ‘Fandango’ David Dallas - ‘Falling Into Place’ @peace - ‘Girl Songs’ Lorde - ‘Pure Heroine’ Jonathan Bree - ‘The Primrose Path’ The winner will be announced on Wednesday 16 April at an invitation-only event at Galatos Live in Auckland.
49HOURS Rialto Channel 48HOURS is back for 2014 marking the return of its 12th year. Registrations for the filmmaking competition are now open. This year it comes with something all the teams want more of - TIME. Thanks to daylight savings coming to an end, teams will get an extra hour. This year the shoot weekend comes early, taking place between 7pm Friday 04 April and 7pm Sunday 06 April. FOR REGISTRATION AND MORE INFO VISIT 48HOURS.CO.NZ
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Shit worth doing music THIS WEEK’S TEN MUST SEE MUSIC EVENTS IN NEW ZEALAND
WED 26 FEB - SUN 02 MAR
BREL JAMES CABARET 8.30PM, $63 - 68, TICKETEK.CO.NZ WELLINGTON
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ALL AGES
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Still going strong after a successful debut run, Kiwi rock acts Jon Toogood and Julia Deans join singers Jennifer Ward-Lealand and Tama Waipara to interpret Jacques Brel’s infamous songbook. Directed by Michael Hurst and featuring a stellar band led by Leon Radojkovic, Brel will move you with its raw emotion and musical power.
TUE 25 FEB - SAT 01 MAR
ORIENTATION 2014 SHADOWS BAR AUCKLAND
Nothing makes life better at university like a campus bar. The biggest, and possibly most well-known student venue, is Shadows in Auckland Uni’s union building. If you come there often, they’ll get to you and your fav bevy. But they’re not just for students either, so non-studiers can head on down any night too. Free entry with UoA ID, $5 other tertiary institute or $10 without student ID. O’ Week entertainment includes Tiki, David Dallas Sons of Zion and more.
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THU 27 FEB TUE 04 MAR SAT 01 MAR - SUN 02 MAR
ASB THEATRE
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
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If your boss doesn’t mind you a little worse for wear on Wednesday morning, it’s time to party up! After dominating at R&V last year, Rudimental are back for a headline gig, joined by Gorgon City and Naughty Boy. Bursting out of London’s underground in May 2012, the band has conquered the globe with chart-toppers left, right and centre.
Grammy Award-nominated artist Brian Mcknight is returning to New Zealand for one show. A singer, songwriter and producer, he has sold more than 20 million albums worldwide. With a talent that spans across nine instruments, he has seven certified Platinum albums over his career and has worked with everyone from Mariah to P.Diddy.
The Boss is set to rock out in what has been called “the greatest rock and roll show on earth”. You’ll have to be the judge of that when Brucey and the E Street Band head our way. They brought the Wrecking Ball tour (not to be confused with Miley) to Australia last year and now it’s our turn.
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GOLD PANDA DUX LIVE
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TOM RODELL AUCKLAND DOMAIN
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GRANDMASTER FLASH
WINTERGARDENS
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If you are expecting a spectacular golden statue of a panda, you may be bitterly disappointed. Music fans, however, will be more than thrilled. Berlin-based DJ Gold Panda has established himself as one of the most respected producers in electronic music. Originally from Essex, Gold Panda has been giving fans the gift of beautifully crafted electro and taking his sound international.
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9PM, $25 - 45, DASHTICKETS.CO.NZ
The Auckland Domain Wintergarden is the perfect venue for a sultry swamp travelogue, presented by two masters of contemporary approaches to deep blues music, Tom Rodwell and Coco Davis. Expect a languid and lascivious journey through the slave roots of rhythm, the music of the Mississippi Delta, and onwards into the Caribbean. Supported by The Coco Davis Band.
The first DJ to make the turntable an instrument, a pioneer of hip-hop, Platinum record selling artist and Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame inductee, the master is still recognised as a household name to this day. When he isn’t performing at the Superbowl or to the Queen Of England, he’s coming our way to share the love.
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THE MAMAKU PROJECT THE KINGS ARMS
THE ORB SOUND SYSTEM
AUCKLAND
MEOW
9PM, $15, UTR.CO.NZ
WELLINGTON
A project, labour of love, construction for your aural pleasure, their celebrated electro-organic sessions have crystallised into a new album with a wide emotional spectrum, drawing on trip-hop, quirky grooves, and chanson. All shows start at dusk, featuring the magical live-art projections of Lupavision; a hypnotic aesthetic, delivering a dynamic journey through circus, freedom, and cross-cultural identity.
9PM, $20, UTR.CO.NZ
Former Killing Joke roadie and A&R scout for EG Records, now quartercentury cornerstone of electronic supergroup The Orb, Dr Alex Paterson is appearing at Meow in his DJ guise as The Orb Sound System for one night. Coming off the back of their set at Splore 2014, this show is the southern-most end of The Orb`s 25th Anniversary World Tour.
TUE 04 MAR
SOL3 MIO FOUNDERS THEATRE HAMILTON 8PM, $69 - 93.99, TICKETEK.CO.NZ
Believe it or not, these guys actually eclipsed Lorde in the album charts. A sold-out show at the Auckland Town Hall in October 2012 was an early indication of the talent and popularity of the Samoan trio from Auckland, made up of tenor brothers Pene and Amitai Pati and their baritone cousin Moses Mackay.
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SHERLOCK HOLMES 2: A GAME OF SHADOWS TV2, 9PM
Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law reprise their roles as Holmes and Watson in the sequel. Sherlock, matches wits with his archnemesis Professor Moriarty, a criminal genius who’s conspiring to make a fortune by manufacturing the next generation of wartime weaponry.
MON 03 MAR
GAME OF THRONES S1-3
THE 86TH ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS
POP-UP CHANNEL, 210
SKY MOVIES PREMIERE
If you haven’t caught GOT fever yet - but seriously, where have you been?! - Sky is giving you the chance with a pop-up channel of all three seasons. Based on the bestselling books by George RR Martin, Game Of Thrones takes place in a fantasy world driven by human ambitions and desires. And there’s lots of sex.
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The biggest award show in the world, honouring the year’s best films, performances and achievements in cinema. It’s Hollywood’s biggest night of the year, featuring the world’s most illustrious stars gathering to honour their peers in the motion picture industry.
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ALL NEW SIMPSONS
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Academy Award-nominee Edward Norton has played a man of the cloth on the big screen in Keeping the Faith. Now he will once again work for God in this week’s unmissable Simpsons. He is much more popular than Reverend Lovejoy, if you can believe it, and Lovejoy is really upset and becomes a hot tub salesman.
This week’s instalment will introduce fans to the Kremp family, the prim and proper neighbours of everyone’s favourite 1980s family. And just like nearly everything about the retro series, the Kremps are based on actual people - they were series creator Adam F. Goldberg’s real-life neighbours growing up, and their son Chad is his best friend.
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LONE SURVIVOR Too often tales of the US “war on terrorism” lend themselves to overacting, all-American bravado and distinct sense that you’re being sold yet another form of political propaganda. And at first glance, Lone Survivor appears no different - but behind the bombs and bullets lies a human story of the brotherhood that forms between soldiers. Directed by Peter Berg (Friday Night Lights), the movie is based on former Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell’s recount of Seal Team 10’s failed mission, Operation Red Wings, to capture and kill Taliban leader Ahmad Shah in June 2005. As the titled suggests, this isn’t a film with a happy ending, with Marcus (Mark Wahlberg) left fighting for his life after a wrong turn in the Afghanistan mountains puts the Seals in the middle of a bloodbath. Shaky cams and extreme close ups take the viewer up front and centre into the action - following the men every step of the way as they scramble through steep terrain and dense forestry against an unknown squad of Taliban. It’s nail-
biting stuff as you really feel each shot, scratch and severed limb. The story itself is rather straightforward, but it’s the acting that makes this a strong film. Wahlberg delivers a performance that surpasses any of his stereotypical Boston street tough roles, conveying a lot of emotional distress while saying very little. Taylor Kitsch and Emile Hirsch give exceptional supporting performances that show how far they have come, while Ben Foster continues to impress in the quiet, brooding roles he’s become linked to later in his career. Together, their individual strengths give this depth and as the RIPs appear onscreen during the credits, you really do feel like that could have been your dad/ brother/husband. Skipping the Stars and Stripes clichés that are often linked with US war films; this is one that shows both sides of the story in a neverending struggle. LAURA WEASER DIRECTED BY PETER BERG STARRING MARK WAHLBERG, TAYLOR KITSCH, EMILE HIRSCH
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Shit worth doing culture
THIS WEEK’S FIVE MUST SEE CULTURAL EVENTS IN NEW ZEALAND
SAT 01 MAR - SUN 02 MAR
WAIKATO FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL CLAUDELANDS ARENA HAMILTON
TUE 25 FEB - WED 26 FEB
THE WORLD OF OPTICAL ILLUSIONS
The Waikato Food & Wine Festival is entering its fifth year, with even more stands and displays from top chefs, the best of local produce, favourite wineries and new music. Go eat, drink and dance the weekend away at the Waikato’s vibrant foodie festival. The format is a little bit difference, but change is as good as a holiday?
67 MANNERS ST WELLINGTON
TUE 25 FEB - SAT 05 APR
‘MARILYN’ THE EXHIBITION EXHIBITION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS AUCKLAND
She was the icon of a generation, a celebrity that has continued to inspire pop culture. Now, see Marilyn Monroe in portraits that are untouched from the original camera negatives in her most seductive photoshoots. Exhibitions Gallery of Fine Art Auckland presents a major landmark exhibition and sale of rare and never-before-seen in New Zealand original photographs of the legendary star.
This free art exhibition contains amazing optical illusions including paintings, infinity mirrors and plasma balls. Artist Jason Ng is influenced by Salvador Dali, MC Escher, Picasso and Rene Magritte to produce original artwork where all sales of print and artworks go to the Child Cancer Foundation. A great cause to be behind for a talented artist.
TUE 25 FEB - SAT 01 MAR
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The New Zealand Festival, in partnership with Contact Energy, have put together the world famous light and sound experience Power Plant will transform the Wellington Botanic Garden for two weeks. Electric flowers whirr, light insects buzz and propane-powered pyro-phones belch flames into the sky.
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One Brooks. One Brown. Literally Anything. Can Happen. Christine Brooks (Wellington) and Rik Brown (Melbourne) combine their powers of improvised theatre to create a show that’s never been seen before and will never be seen again. Presented by Brooks & Brown. Prepare to have your mind expanded with a new and exciting take on theatre.
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JAMES CROMPTON MUSICIAN/ACTOR/DIRECTOR/WRITER
Who’s in the dead supergroup for your dream hologram show? John Lennon, George Harrison, Ludwig van Beethoven and Freddie Mercury. What’s an upcoming film you’re jazzed about? 3 Mile Limit. Where can your stalkers find you during the weekend? These days probably, watching the cricket somewhere.
People say you look like… James Blunt… yeah I know. Or sometimes John Lennon but only when I’m with my Yoko Ono. What generic current affair has your blood boiled? Deep-sea oil drilling, rumours that we might have to get a license to grow our own food, and the big three’s usurping of cricket power. SEE HIM PERFORM: JAMES CROMPTON IN OUTDOOR SUMMER SHAKESPEARE: PERICLES, PRINCE OF TYRE FRI 28 FEB - SAT 22 MARCH OLD ARTS QUAD, UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND
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The best place for a date night is… A grassy paddock somewhere where you can see the stars.
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Landsendt Subtropical Gardens 108 Parker Road, Oratia. Adults $37.50 Kids $16.50 (under 15 years), Family Pass $87.50 (2 adults & 3 kids). Strictly No BYO. Bar & food available on site. No cash facilities. Ticket Eftpos only. Tickets available at www.eventfinder.co.nz or from Titirangi Pharmacy. www.oratiajunglefestival.weebly.com The Oratia Jungle Festival
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ST. VINCENT ST. VINCENT
St. Vincent’s brave, tense, jittery self-titled album is a noble step forward. As is the case with anything in her catalogue, this is a big challenge for the listener; albeit one that reaps very strange, wonderful rewards. Ever since 2009’s Actor, I have been intrigued as to how Annie Clark’s skewed guitar pop would evolve. Strange Mercy was a fully realised effort, equal parts bruise and beauty, whilst 2012 birthed a very natural sounding collaboration with David Byrne. A legendary risk taker himself, Byrne has obviously imposed on Clark’s bittersweet sound, the broken bounce of opener ‘Rattlesnake’ and the jagged single ‘Birth in Reverse’ being the obvious examples. A sexy, multi-layered revelation, ‘Digital Witness’ is by far the best, most appealing track for the unconverted, utilizing the horn stabs that made Love This Giant so unique. St. Vincent acts like a landmine. Everything sounds pleasant, a verse with an innocent melody reels you in, and you’re along for the ride, then suddenly blown to pieces. The guitars, so fuzzy and processed, attack like an orchestra of
wasps. The soundscapes are often disconcerting and unsettling, hardly ever soothing. For most of the album, there is a dirty, funky groove slithering on its belly. Take ‘Huey Newton’ as an example, as catchy as ‘Cruel’ and as brutal as ‘Marrow’ in its second half the very idea of Clark – an attractive, waif-like woman, creating alternative, damned near ugly music – has been flipped on St. Vincent. Now adopting a greyish, Einsteinian hairdo, Clark’s appearance is now one with her aural eccentricity. She sounds comfortable here, simultaneously smashing out a classic on the stellar ‘I Prefer Your Love’. The only breather on the album, Clark ruminates on the conflict between love and religion in a wry, cold fashion. It’s a startling song, the instrumentation evoking warm embrace. ‘Every Tear Disappears’ is another high point in her writing, as is the terse ‘Prince Johnny’. Though this isn’t her best album, it’s an amazing progression. Ask yourself: Who else is doing this? I’m intrigued by this strange, wonderful woman. Challenge yourself and listen to St. Vincent. JAKE EBDALE
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MOTEL BAR
363 LINCOLN RD, ADDINGTON
LVL 1/4 FORRESTERS LN, TE ARO
CHRISTCHURCH
WELLINGTON
New York-style deliciousness comes to Christchurch! But although the inspiration comes from a far off place, they source their ingredients far closer to home. It’s all local produce in between the bagels, but they stacked the sandwiches so high that the team started referring to them as “New York” style - which is where the theme began. The first sandwich created was the Bronx Beef; a delicious piece of steak roasted and served with onion jam and horseradish sauce, followed by the New York Pork and the Chicken SoHo.
As Pitbull famously sang, “Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn”. You know what happens in those motel rooms, and in every room is a seedy or seductive story to be told. Hidden in a quiet alleyway off Tory Street is where you will find this oneof-a-kind venue. Look out for the discrete wooden door, but be wary because anything can happen if you turn the wrong way too early… like, you’ll end up in the burger place next door. Ring the white doorbell and wait for the buzz. Gently pull on the handle and follow the stairs to where the world of Motel awaits.
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Good Gouda - cheese lovers, start drooling! Owners Addy and Hans Nieremeijer are experienced in the ways of curds and whey, with Hans bringing 30 years of catering experience into the business. Together, he and Addy can advise you on all their products, match your cheese with wine.
No doubt you have seen their zesty logo hanging about on the shelves of your local specialty store. But did you know they have a wonderful deli that can put together gift baskets, give you recipe ideas, and help you make takeaway night a little more exciting.
Encouraging leisurely engagements with the comprehensive wine list. The small-plates style cuisine makes the most of the exotic produce from their Dida’s Food Store and the superb skills of the talented culinary team, who work hard to pair perfect morsels with local and imported wines.
Give them an inch, they’ll take a mile? Well whatever the saying, Inch Bar is the place to be if you’re local for a local spot in North East Valley. An after work drink, or a quick pit stop on the way into town, this is your spot. NEV locals, it’s on your doorstep and a cosy spot for good company.
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FIDDLER IRISH BAR
19 DRAKE ST FREEMANS BAY, 354-4030
71 VICTORIA ST W
Inspired Caribbean food and cocktails in the old stables & roof terrace of the Vic Park Market.
A small, but perfectly formed, authentic Irish bar with some of Aucklands friendliest bar staff.
BIG J’S
LE MONDE CAFE
1 MELTON ROAD, 579-0340
368 QUEEN ST, 222 2800
Big J’s - Gourmet burgers rated no.1 via Concrete Play Ground and The Corporate Lunch Box websites. Home of Auckland’s best burgers.
Belgium hot chocolates, coffees and offer a range of beautiful cakes (gluten free available) and organic drinks.
SHADOWS STUDENT BAR AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY, L3, 34 PRINCES ST, 366 0544
Everybody is welcome. Party action every night of the week. DJ’s, pool tables, quiz, karaoke, food and drink specials.
Q THEATRE 305 QUEEN ST 282-3895
Auckland’s only performing arts venue offering a full breakfast menu and delicious coffee to start your day. Range of lunch options, wine list and a modern selection of tapas, pizzas, platters and dinner options.
TOM TOM 27 DRAKE ST, 377-5737
The newly developed Gastrobar housed in a historically significant site.
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MALT BAR BREW ON QUAY 102 QUAY ST
Over 102 different beers from around NZ and the world.
442 RICHMOND RD
A must have stop between Ponsonby and Kingsland, with Monteiths beers and great food.
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466 MT EDEN RD, 630-9330
117 ST GEORGES BAY RD, 309-3586
Your local in the heart of Mt. Eden with over 100 beers available.
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Remember 2004? Facebook launched, the Athens Olympics opened, George W Bush gained his second term in office, and Franz Ferdinand’s Take Me Out was top of the Triple J charts… in the middle of all of that, Fable hit retail. Now, ten years in the future, Fable Anniversary has been released. Replaying Fable on the Xbox 360 reminds you how much the original was innovative and at the same time, how far games have come since. Your hero’s appearance and experience is altered by his choices, an idea that designer Peter Molyneux loves. Since Fable, this mechanic has shown up in literally hundreds of RPGs. What Fable didn’t have back in 2004 was any ability to change your character yourself. In game, you can find new hair and beard options and some tattoos, but really that’s it. It’s funny that we now expect a character creation screen. For those who have never played Fable, you take the role of a young boy, the sole survivor of your village. You’ll be trained and sent into the world, learning secrets about your true calling. Fable wasn’t the first third person, epic RPG but it’s story still stands up today in a world of Mass Effects. Combat is real time and pretty simple. Each bad guy you defeat drops XP in the form of glowing balls that you’ll need to collect. You can choose to upgrade your hero in various ways that boil down to fighter, archer, or spellcaster types. You can mix these up a little to create your own character over the course of the game. While the game falls short of Molyneux’s grand vision (a real life inside of a role playing game), it does allow for you to do a lot of things that other games don’t. You can get married, buy a house, and do things like fart, belch, and kosack dance to change how NPCs react to you. If you want to relive the experience you loved ten years ago, get this game, but prepare to feel that crushing weight of nostalgia. As a side note, Star Wars Battlefront was also released in 2004, can we have an HD re-release of that, please? HADYN GREEN
MUSIC-DRIVEN FPS FROM THE CREATORS OF ROCK BAND ANNOUNCED Harmonix Music Systems (better known simply as Harmonix), the creators of the Guitar Hero, Dance Central, and Rock Band franchises, have announced Chroma - a new, music-driven first-person shooter the company is co-developing with Hidden Path Entertainment (Defense Grid, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.) “Completely reimagining the classic Arena FPS formula,” Harmonix explained, “Chroma infuses fast-paced PC shooter action with music-driven gameplay.” “Join the fight as a Fader, a musical icon of the future, and battle for control of the all-encompassing cultural feed known as The Signal. Unleash streams of sound and music with your arsenal and bring the musical landscape to life in battle! Master multiple classes, each with their own unique musical gameplay mechanics and perks, and lead your team to victory.” “It’s not a game about human suffering,” a Harmonix rep told Kotaku’s Stephen Totilo. “It’s a game about music.”
POKÉMON RUBY/SAPPHIRE SOUNDTRACK NOW ON ITUNES The Pokémon Company, publishers of the ongoing series of Pokémon role-playing games, have recently released Pokémon Ruby & Pokémon Sapphire: Super Music Collection on iTunes. The 109-track album includes songs like ‘Opening Movie: Setting Out’, ‘Battle! (Trainer Battle)’, and ‘The Elite Four Appear!’, each of which are available separately (for $1.79 each) or as part of the $18.99 collection. The album is the fourth in the series, joining Pokémon X & Pokémon Y: Super Music Collection, Pokémon HeartGold & Pokémon SoulSilver: Super Music Collection, and Pokémon FireRed & Pokémon LeafGreen: Super Music Collection, which started appearing on iTunes in November last year.
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The Coen Brothers “It was incredibly emotional, I really fell in love with them as people. They’re incredibly generous and shared with me stories of the great actors they’ve worked with, of their thoughts about directing, about art, and about life,” Oscar Isaac. The affably geeky Ethan and the suaver Joel were accompanied by debuting lead Isaac and longtime hilarious muse John Goodman, for their group media activities around Inside Llewyn Davis’ New York Film Festival premiere. Korean master Park Chanwook is another supporter: “I love the Coen brothers’ work. They are inspirational,” he told me at the Big Screen Symposium. Overall, I love the Coens’ work, too. Cinema like No Country For Old Men and The Man Who Wasn’t There—James Gandolfini’s best non Sopranos role— inspire me to stay in this crazy game. Comedies
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like Burn After Reading and The Big Lebowski— Walter (Goodman) being spectacularly incompetent at the end, the incredible Phillip Seymour Hoffman playing a square butler—make me laugh like a hyena. I enjoyed seeing Ethan’s first full-length play, Women or Nothing, downtown New York. It’s somewhat slight, and the central plot conceit—about lesbians gulling a man into impregnating one of them—is rickety. But there’s a generous serve of witty dialogue, including sharp dissing of New York’s counselling industry. “You don’t even get the proverb.” “I did [sing songs] internally,” Goodman, who plays a junkie jazzman, quips. “My interior monologue was scored.” It’s Inside Llewyn Davis, 1960s New York music, the Coens in their own words, I’m far from home to hear.
John Goodman was a Siren? JOHN GOODMAN: I thought that was understood. All must work harder. ETHAN COEN (EC): John’s last couple of movies with us have been Homeric things. We kind of thought about it as an odyssey in which the main character doesn’t go anywhere. Why John? EC: Uh [laughs] we just knew that John would understand it. Also, John turned us onto Charles Portis, the novelist who wrote True Grit, but his other novels were contemporary. All his novels have an old, gasbag character kind of like John’s character in the movie, so… How do you pick your subject? JOEL COEN (JC): Well, the success movies have been
done, haven’t they? It’s less interesting from a story point-of-view, I think. In fact, I don’t even know how we would start to think about that one. How do we pick our subjects? Could you expand? JC: I don’t know. In a way it’s an unanswerable question. You just have an idea. I can tell you what we were thinking about or reading or the things that stimulated interest or whatever goes on in terms of, “Okay, what if there is a story set here?” At a certain point we literally thought, “All right, Dave Van Ronk gets beat up outside of Gerde’s Folk City. Who would beat up a folksinger?” It’s another good question. And why? We just thought, “Does that go anywhere?” T-Bone Burnett? EC: T-Bone was the first person we sent the script to
when we were finished with it so that conversation just started basically as soon as were done with the script. Bob Dylan? JC: That’s a big subject and it goes to the heart of what folk music is in a way. The cultural moment you’re talking about was specifically on our mind when we were thinking about the story because we wanted to do something that was set in the scene before Dylan showed up, specifically. Setting? JC: It’s hard for us to imagine stories abstracted or divorced from a very specific locale. We’ve listened to a lot of the music and we were interested. We read a number of books, including a memoir that was written by Dave Van Ronk about that period. That had got us thinking about it; that was one of things that stimulated it. EC: I was thinking about the scene itself, maybe
that got us going. But then there’s this character who seems to fit in that scene, in as much as his concerns are his tortured relationship to success and the whole idea. You asked about making new crap out of the old crap - those are both things that are concerns of characters in that scene: not wanting to sell out, but wanting to perform and reach people and also the authenticity thing.
Atmosphere? EC: Yeah, so we were kind of fighting the oncoming green to keep the bleakness. Actually, in some of the shots its mostly supplied snow, you think about New York in the winter, you don’t want to see it in the summer when it’s green. Basically the cover of Freewheeling Bob Dylan is kind of the look— that’s that look—and the weather is part of that.
Authenticity? EC: Yes. That was a hallmark of the scene, the conflicted worship of authenticity, and the conflicted desire to have some sort of success. The Justin Timberlake character [Jim] is the more commercial side, and he is the person who presumably wants to be more authentic, but also wants to be represented by Murray Abraham. It’s a conflicted, tortured relationship with success, that was a hallmark of the scene—and not just that scene, but the 1960s.
The cat? EC: As Joel has said, we realised near the beginning that we were making a movie about a character that wasn’t really going anywhere and nothing particularly interesting happened to, so we thought, we’ll give him a cat [Applause].
Your motivation? JC: We’re on a hamster wheel too [laughs]. We do what we do, and it is like Ethan was saying, there’s a good hamster wheel and a bad hamster wheel. I don’t know, but we’re on it. Coerced by producers? JC: No, we’re very lucky in that respect. How? JC: We’ve always had that, we’re just incredibly lucky. We’ve had that from the beginning. It’s like we totally stepped in shit, because from the beginning we’ve been able to control our own stuff. ALEXANDER BISLEY IS EDITOR-ATLARGE OF THE LUMIERE READER.
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Redemption, absence? EC: Even the place we leave him in, he is in a sense sort of on a hamster wheel. Is he redeemed? Is it a good hamster wheel or a bad hamster wheel? I don’t know.
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JOURNEY (PS3) The short but brilliant Journey emphasized aesthetics above all else, a major reason for its stunning soundtrack. Journey’s music has been compared to Clint Mansell’s work on The Fountain, and in 2012 it became the first videogame score to be nominated for a Grammy, placing Austin Wintory up against the likes of John Williams, Howard Shore and Trent Reznor. A mix of cello and ambient electronica form the backbone of the music, with elements of viola, woodwind and drums thrown into the mix. Melodious, haunting and highly atmospheric, it works as a part of the game’s story, as the character you play doesn’t speak, and represents the shifting landscape of the game as it moves between sand and snow. Wintory used the cello to “undergo a metamorphosis that exactly mirrors what the player is going through.” CHECK OUT FREETHEMUSIC.CO.NZ FOR MORE LIKE-MINDED ARTICLES
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MISFITS OF ZION Fast Eddies Pool Hall
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WATERFRONT POP-UP SHOPS 10:30AM, Taranaki Wharf
WELCOME TO WELLINGTON Museum Of Wellington City & Sea
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DEEP THOUGHTS Fast Eddies Pool Hall
MONICA AND THE EXPLOSION 8PM, Bodega, $10
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SAVING GRACE 9:30PM, Exchange Hotel
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8:30PM, The James Cabaret
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10PM, The Southern Cross Garden Bar
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COLONIAL COTTAGE SUMMER HOURS Colonial Cottage Museum
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STRINGE BEAN PUPPETS: THE MERMAID’S SONG 2PM, Museum Of Wellington City & Sea
WATERFRONT POP-UP SHOPS 10:30AM, Taranaki Wharf
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12:30PM, Michael Fowler Centre
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6:30PM, BATS Theatre
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8:30PM, The James Cabaret
10AM, Museum Of Wellington City & Sea
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10AM, MTG Hawke’s Bay, Napier
CARL BARRON - A ONE ENDED STICK
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8PM, Founders Theatre, Hamilton
DEVILS ELBOW ‘ABSOLUTE DOMAIN’ ALBUM RELEASE PARTY II Level One, Hastings
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The Stomach, Palmerston North
10AM, Waikato Museum, Hamilton
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10AM, Waikato Museum, Hamilton
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1931 HAWKE’S BAY EARTHQUAKE 10AM, MTG Hawke’s Bay, Napier
SMITHER! 10AM, Waikato Museum, Hamilton
10AM, MTG Hawke’s Bay, Napier
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FRI 28
Rotorua Civic Theatre, Rotorua
COMEDY CLUB
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Brewers Bar, Mt Maunganui
SMITHER! 10AM, Waikato Museum, Hamilton
THE BROKEN HEARTBREAKERS 8:30PM, Taste Merchants, Dunedin
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through the recording and producing process. Despite having no experience producing albums he helmed the production role of the record as part of having it sound exactly as they wanted it to. “I’d been playing around for about five years and learning the craft.” He’s charmingly nonchalant. “I did it because I thought there were endless possibilities that come with it… for us 50% of the song is production and it has to have impact or atmosphere.”
Temples You can put a man in a temple and give him three people for eternity. In return he’ll offer, love, comedy and melancholy (not a stark contrast to his music). The man is Temples’ lead singer and guitarist James Bagshaw. His three: “My girlfriend: because I love her. And that’s so cheesy. Woody Allen: because it would make me feel better because I wouldn’t be as glum as he is. Karl Pilkington: he’s a comedian and it would be great because it wouldn’t all be involved with music.” Mix in Allen’s satire and the concession that he might bring along his “clarinet or trumpet or whatever it is” and Bagshaw has sent himself quite the eternal company. For a man that began in a hairdresser’s because “it meant [he] could get more product for [his] hair to make it more crazy” the idea of eternity in a temple probably seemed as unlikely as garnering the initial response to their debut single ‘Shelter Song’. The track was home produced (as was their album Sun Structures) and right from the outset it found fans in the Rolling Stones - who they’ve already opened for -, Noel Gallagher and Johnny Marr (of The Smiths fame). Long before the debut was recorded the waterfall effect of ‘Shelter Song’ led to requests for shows before the
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band were, well, a band. Bagshaw and bassist and co-founder Thomas Warmsley pulled together in the final components and set to work on the next step. Bagshaw is calm, even dismissive, when he talks about the pressure that having Gallagher and the Stones as fans could bring. “We had a strong idea of what we wanted and we didn’t have any writing droughts… I think there would have been more pressure if we’d only released an EP and not a whole record with all of these songs.” Bagshaw’s a deep thinker and there’s a moment of thoughtful silence between each of his answers. It’s unsurprising given the complexity of the album. “We didn’t want to repeat song structures. We’ve lived with the album and we’ve listened to it painstakingly to get how we want it… we didn’t want the songs to be extensions of each other and we wanted it to have a timeless quality.” Songwriting is a laborious process but Bagshaw makes it sound as though there’s a better chance of burning toast than getting a song terribly wrong. “It’s an instinctive process. We don’t have a demo stage, the idea goes along as it grows. Often 95% of what’s on the record is the first idea and the conception of the song.”
Over all the album is uncompromising and that’s an aspect of the process that Bagshaw treasured, so much so the immediate plan is to self produce all of their albums. “There’s going to be a self producing aspect to everything that we do. It’s hard to let go of the reigns.” As well as being self-produced it was also recorded at home, but by no means in a decked out home studio. Nonetheless, Bagshaw says that they’re happy with all the decisions they made (both songwriting and production) though there are some hidden sounds.“There’s no romance to it [recording at home] unless you’re a punk band. I hope people don’t hear the discrepancies,” and mistakes here and there. “They aren’t major but in there’s a hoover in the background or a hum at the beginning of the song trying to get the pitch right.” That’s not to say the album tends towards the DIY ethos - it’s clean and the production (other than Bagshaw’s self confessed mistakes) leaves nothing to be desired. If anything it follows the ethos of Bagshaw and Warmsley’s mutual love for mysticism. It was a driving point behind the album, to make the listener feel and experience. “Whether you get it from films or from imagery or from literature. Or it’s stark or bold or vivid or grand and spiritual it makes you feel or something. Like a painting where you can see something different every time you look at it.” There’s no better way to describe the album and while it may take one or two listens to find its groove, Temples have achieved all that they set out to achieve. SEBASTIAN MACKAY
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