Our drummer was interviewed by local radio station BFM recently and here’s the link for you to listen or download:
or you can just stream it here:
Bullet@BFM – 25 minutes
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We wrote a bit of a backing track for this. Went there and played, but the backing track was just too soft to rise above the noise. Anyway, we ended up jamming for about 20 minutes, with probably 3 songs.
The Abang Guard suppose to play 15 minutes. It’s gonna be Joe & Bullet only.
http://www.facebook.com/pyongyangartfest?v=info
The 3rd Pyongyang International Arts Festival 2010 in Kuala Lumpur is the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s (under the auspices of our Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-Il) generous demonstration of cultural good will towards Malaysia. We wish to further inculcate in our ‘younger sibling’ the glory of an autocratic state.
Through the medium of dance, video, performance art, music, we hope to share with the people of Malaysia, glorious works of art from the international second world. Besides featuring works from DPRK, this international festival will also feature a line up from China, Vietnam, and Cuba.
A special pavilion will host this event, utilising the latest and most innovative means of architectural non-interference in a dilapidated space, our Supreme Leader demonstrates his capacity as one of the world’s leading thinker in architecture by his subtle transformation of a derelict Malaysian shop house into a site of spectacle. Unlike capitalist rats such as Zaha Hadid who create disorientating ‘deconstructionist’ architecture that aim to crush and humiliate the human subject within its space, our Supreme Leader ennobles the space through non-interference and reflexive means, creating transparent frame that acknowledges the layers of accumulated history within a specific site as well as the dignity of mankind.
We would like to thank all parties involved in the aestheticisation of our political will.
Exactly like the original recording, including the vocals & solos! Don’t know what band this is though:
D’Kugiran features The Pilgrims guitarist Kombat; so when the band played Melbourne recently, Lee (our old vocalist and also The Pilgrims’ original vocalist) joined in for a few numbers.
Sua Sue Good Morning: The old Hijrah/Pilgrims classic tune – a fast and rocking reworking of traditional malay children song.
It’s been a while since all of us meet for a jam, well at least with Tom. So we had a meet at Joe’s house and had a nice time larking around with a few old tunes and a song by Sumbang for us to play this Tuesday.
Here’s a recording of the jam we did on Sumbang’s song Ciuman Emma:
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Nothing apart from the smell actually.
Carburetor Dung has been around since 1991, in different permutations and persuasions.
There were times of hibernation and "project bands" but The Dung always comes back kicking.
The current incarnation has been active since 2005 with Fendi - bass, Joe Kidd - guitar, Alak - vocals and Bullet - drums.
Late 2007, we added old friend Tom Bollocks on the other guitar. While in 2009, we started having Seed of DEFEAT / SKULLCHRUSHER as our backup bassist when Fendi's too busy with his work.
A new album has been in the works since June 2007, it will feature around 10 songs to be released by Ricecooker Recordings 2010.
