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Vault Sessions feat. Cash Savage and the Last Drinks

  • By Arts Centre Melbourne
  • 14 Aug, 2020

"One of the most powerful bands in the country… you won’t hear much that’s better than this." The Guardian

In an era when the world is falling apart with such a deafening roar, Cash Savage’s voice rings loud over the cacophony. Songs of politics, grief, rage - this is weighty music that has been written to cut through the noise.

Her band The Last Drinks are a powerhouse of fierce and brooding energy, every bit as committed to her songs and message. Every performance by this band is as epic as it is honest, raw and human.

They have played just about every festival in Australia including, Meredith Music Festival, Dark Mofo, Sydney Festival, Yours & Owls and a “boot raising” performance at Golden Plains. Having toured sold out venues across Australia, they have also begun making inroads in Europe with regular tours there each year.

As the band’s latest album Good Citizens continues receive critical acclaim worldwide, the band are currently working on their next due for release in early 2021.

 

Filmed in Hamer Hall on 24 June 2020.

Presented by Arts Centre Melbourne and the Australian Music Vault. Supported by Victoria Together.


Musicians

Cash Savage
Rene Mancuso
Kat Mear
Joe White
Dougal Shaw
Roshan Khozouei
Nick Finch


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Mick Harvey   has announced a tour throughout October and November 2019 with dates split into two separate and very special performances:   The Songs of Serge Gainsbourg   and a double bill with close collaborator J.P. Shilo which will see Harvey perform songs from across his solo albums.

The Songs of Serge Gainsbourg   dates, which start in France, will feature Mick Harvey, J.P. Shilo, Xanthe Waite, James Johnston, Toby Dammit and Yoyo Röhm performing Harvey’s interpretations from across four album releases which saw Harvey translating the work of Gainsbourg, starting in 1995 with   Intoxicated Man   through to   Intoxicated Women   (2017).

At the end of October (with three UK shows in Newcastle, London and Glasgow) Mick Harvey will present songs from his four solo albums,   One Man’s Treasure   (2005),   Two of Diamonds   (2007),   Sketches from the Book of the Dead   (2011) and   Four   (2013).

For this section of the tour, the former Bad Seed will join forces on a double bill with his close collaborator J.P. Shilo (Hungry Ghosts / Rowland S. Howard / The Blackeyed Susans) and a band including Glenn Lewis (Cambodian Space Project) on bass and Steve Shelley (Sonic Youth) on drums. Shilo will be performing material from his new album   Invisible You   due for European release in October while Harvey will take the opportunity to include selections from the recent album   The Fall and Rise of Edgar Bourchier and the Horrors of War , his collaboration with Christopher Richard Barker (Mute, 2018).

One Man’s Treasure   and   Two of Diamonds   will be released on vinyl for the first time in November 2019.

MICK HARVEY 2019 TOUR
SONGS OF SERGE GAINSBOURG

18 October - FR, Alençon La Luciole **
21 October - FR, Rouen Le 106 **
23 October - RU, St Petersburg Morze **
24 October - RU, Moscow Dom Kino **
26 October - PL, Lodz Sound Edit Festival **
2 November - PT, Porto Casa da Musica **    
3 November - PT, Lisbon Lisboa Ao Vivo **

SOLO / with J.P. SHILO
27 October - CZ, Brno Mersey Club *
28 October - DE, Frankfurt Club Nachleben *
29 October - BU, Sofia Mixtape 5 *
31 October - IT, Fiorano Modenese Teatro Astoria *
4 November - UK, Newcastle The Cluny *
6 November - UK, London 100 Club *
7 November - UK, Glasgow Broadcast *
9 November - SI, Kranj Layerjeva Hiša *
10 November - HR, Zagreb Vintage industrial Bar *
11 November - SP, Belgrade   KC Grad   *
12 November - GR, Athens TBA *
13 November - GR, Ioannina TBA   *
15 November - FR Paris   Les Trois Baudets *

16 November - NL Haarlem   Patronaat *

* Mick Harvey and J.P. Shilo

** The Songs of Serge Gainsbourg

 

RECENT PRAISE FOR THE FALL AND RISE OF EDGAR BOURCHIER

 “Undeniably esoteric but the adventurous will be rewarded” – Q magazine

 “…   a compelling listen” – Soundblab

“... a series of truly brilliant songs that equate with [Harvey’s] best material.”- Allmusic

 

Listen to the album:   http://smarturl.it/MH-CRB

http://www.mickharvey.com/

www.mute.com

By HOT PANTS October 6, 2019
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