Out now on Amdiscs
FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE
Mastered by Fraser Austin
Dedicated to Brian the cat 2007/2011
AMDISCS
LIQUID BACON is here
Pay what you want (free) download.
Out now on Amdiscs
FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE
Mastered by Fraser Austin
Dedicated to Brian the cat 2007/2011
AMDISCS
Out now on Amdiscs
FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE
Mastered by Fraser Austin
Dedicated to Brian the cat 2007/2011
AMDISCS
COOL new artwork for HOT IN THE CITY.
Keep cool with this hawt cover art for the first single from LIQUID BACON.
Golden Axe - Liquid Bacon album release TOUR
Come along to the release of Golden Axe's amazing and super mysterious brand new album LIQUID BACON on AMDISCS!!! It'll be available for pay-what-u-wanna digital download and on special limited cassette release from 9 December 2011! Vinyl release due February! :O
The fabulous SECRETS will be performing with the band in the North Island.
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Here's the tour details >>>>
Auckland - Friday 9 December w/ SECRETS - Audio Foundation HQ, KOHA ENTRY 6pm start. There will an art installation involved - COME EARLY. BYO. All agez
Wellington - Saturday 10 December w/ SECRETS, plus GA DJs - Mighty Mighty
Christchurch - Friday 16 December w/ Richie Venus, Planet of the Tapes & I Drink Your Blood (Stink Magnetic festival) - The Darkroom, 10 bux for the whole three day festival WTF. 9pm start.
More info/merch deets to come.
http://www.amdiscs.com/
GOLDEN AXE - LIQUID BACON 2011 album release / tour info (press release)
Popular Auckland based electronic pop duo GoldenAxe are releasing their new album Liquid Bacon inDecember 2011 - through critically acclaimed Czech-Republic record label AMDISCS.
Golden Axe w/ Princess Chelsea 'Sexual Angel' (CORTINA cover)
http://goldenaxe.bandcamp.com/track/sexual-angel
Golden Axe and Princess Chelsea team up to cover this awesome song by CORTINA (NZ). Everyone wins. FREE. As included as a part of the beko♥AMDISCS compilation >>> http://beko-dsl.com/
(update - voted #1 on the Bfm Top Ten for three weeks in late January/early February 2011!)
(double update - Princess Chelsea is an internet celeb now >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TV_128Fz2g)
Epic-length Real Groove magazine interview w/ Duncan Greive (transcript)
Golden Axe – The Transcript
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 by Duncan Greive
After over a decade together in one form or another we felt it was high time Real Groove chased down synth-noise duo Golden Axe for an interview. Composed of Real Groove's own Chris Cudby and Daif King, the pair are featured in September’s Real Groove in support of their superb new album Fantasy Footwork. But the constraints of magazine pages being what they are we feel compelled to give you the full transcript of their conversation with Duncan Greive, a sprawling hour-long interview conducted amidst the pop-cultural rubble at Golden Axe’s New North Rd HQ.
Duncan: When did you guys meet?
Daif: We’re totally both from Beach Haven. How specific do you want to get?
Duncan: Very specific. I want the day, I want first impressions.
Chris: All I can remember is I was hanging around Daif at Birkenhead College quite a bit, and he had a bit of a Lou Reed look going on – (sun)glasses, longish black hair, listening to, I don’t know, some (HLAH) music. I remember Daif and Daif’s friend James gave me a lift into town.
Duncan: How old were you at this stage?
Chris: Probably 17. Quite old.
Duncan: Well, you know, also quite young.
Chris: Yeah, true.
Daif: I remember there was that party. Everything was going really well, everyone was having a good time. Through shared friends, we didn’t really know each other, then all these rugby heads showed up and started to ruin the party, as they do, and we found ourselves talking about Japanese noise for some reason. It was really, really weird.
Chris: Japanese noise can end up forming strong friendship bonds.
Duncan: And here you are. My very limited knowledge of Birkenhead is that it’s not a haven of Lou Reed-looking types who listen to Japanese Noise. How did this happen?
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 by Duncan Greive
After over a decade together in one form or another we felt it was high time Real Groove chased down synth-noise duo Golden Axe for an interview. Composed of Real Groove's own Chris Cudby and Daif King, the pair are featured in September’s Real Groove in support of their superb new album Fantasy Footwork. But the constraints of magazine pages being what they are we feel compelled to give you the full transcript of their conversation with Duncan Greive, a sprawling hour-long interview conducted amidst the pop-cultural rubble at Golden Axe’s New North Rd HQ.
Duncan: When did you guys meet?
Daif: We’re totally both from Beach Haven. How specific do you want to get?
Duncan: Very specific. I want the day, I want first impressions.
Chris: All I can remember is I was hanging around Daif at Birkenhead College quite a bit, and he had a bit of a Lou Reed look going on – (sun)glasses, longish black hair, listening to, I don’t know, some (HLAH) music. I remember Daif and Daif’s friend James gave me a lift into town.
Duncan: How old were you at this stage?
Chris: Probably 17. Quite old.
Duncan: Well, you know, also quite young.
Chris: Yeah, true.
Daif: I remember there was that party. Everything was going really well, everyone was having a good time. Through shared friends, we didn’t really know each other, then all these rugby heads showed up and started to ruin the party, as they do, and we found ourselves talking about Japanese noise for some reason. It was really, really weird.
Chris: Japanese noise can end up forming strong friendship bonds.
Duncan: And here you are. My very limited knowledge of Birkenhead is that it’s not a haven of Lou Reed-looking types who listen to Japanese Noise. How did this happen?
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