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Review: Brian Jonestown Massacre at Astor Theatre

Brian Jonestown Massacre at Astor Theatre w/ Humble Armada Monday, November 13, 2023

Returning down under for the first time since 2019, The Brian Jonestown Massacre’s Monday night gig at the Astor Theatre was an absolute shemozzle as Captain Anton Newcombe and his fellow buccaneers steered the good ship BJM right into the rocks. While the BJM has weathered a multitude of storms over nearly three decades at sea, this in no respect means they have become more adept at avoiding choppy waters, and Monday night’s gig showed just how close they are to sinking at any given moment.

Support on the night came from upcoming locals Humble Armada . The group’s mix of poppy rock seasoned with shoegaze and psychedelic tones fitted perfectly with the mood of the crowd. Lead vocalist and guitarist Matt Simich , resplendent in an 'Eat Shit' t-shirt, led the group through a tight set that included the dreamy September 24 and the rockier Tend To from the group’s sophomore album Tomorrow’s Today.

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After a sizeable wait, The Brian Jonestown Massacre made their way on to the stage, only to commence with a false start, with band leader Anton Newcombe stopping the band less than thirty seconds into opener #1 Lucky Kitty , for reasons known only to himself. 

The band relaunched into the song, and were able to move onto a few more choice cuts from their two most recent LPs, 2022’s Fire Doesn’t Grow On Trees and 2023’s Your Future Is Your Past , but the tension on stage between Newcombe and the band was palpable.

After Do Rainbows Have Ends? Newcombe sat to the side of stage, requiring a hug from guitarist Ryan Van Kriedt before continuing on. However things soon again came to a grinding halt after feedback had Van Kriedt bring Wait a Minute (2:30 to Be Exact) to a stop and Newcombe angrily berated the sound desk.

By this point, the BJM ship had really started to take water. Mainstays Joel Gion and Ricky Maymi stayed calm by keeping their distance from Newcombe and played their parts, but Anton continued to berate the other band members before he then turned on the audience. After You Think I’m Joking , Newcombe started on a long-winded rant that was high in word count but low in logic. As the rant slowed, there were some cheers from fans in the front row, which Newcombe took as an interruption and an insult. He demanded that two fans be removed from the show before a roadie/minder came to his aid and calmed the situation.

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That Girl Suicide got off the ground to the pleasure of the audience, but a long pause and more passive-aggressive debate and posturing between the band and the audience followed, taking all the wind out of the sails. Van Kriedt advised the audience that the group’s ire was at their band manager for “booking us all on too long of a tour” as bottles of Grey Goose vodka appeared and were handed around by the band members. 

A few more tunes followed, Forgotten Graves being a standout, but it was not long before band members began to disappear off stage. This did not stop Anton, however, from playing on. A guitar tech took the bass while the bassist took up drums, which signalled the start of an improvised jam that bobbed along nicely in the now choppy waters.

Ultimately, the performance once again proved that The Brian Jonestown Massacre are for real. While the tension within the group must be exhausting, as well as the chaos that it brings, no one could ever say that the band is fake. Unfortunately, this does mean that the group’s one true consistency is their inconsistency. But perhaps this is what makes the BJM the BJM?

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Review: The Brian Jonestown Massacre at SWX

"a typically chaotic two hours from one of rock n roll's last great eccentrics ".

Anyone who has seen the 2004 rockumentary ‘Dig!’ knows the tumultuous nature of The Brian Jonestown Massacre. Equally, anyone who has listened to Take It from the Man! or Thank God for Mental Illness (both 1996) knows how brilliant their music can be at times.

That’s why, whenever there is the opportunity to catch Anton Newcombe and co in action, I do my best to catch them. It seems that I am not alone either, with the band’s appearance at SWX at the weekend proving a sell-out. Despite it being a Sunday, there was a real buzz in the air with gig-goers both young and old descending on Nelson Street. 

The BJM have never been ones to do things in a traditional manner and this proved to be the case here with the only support act being The Magic Mod, “rock’n’roll’s favourite magician” who has warmed up for the likes of Paul Weller and The Libertines in the past.

It was then the turn of the main attraction as the six-strong band took to the stage with the most resounding cheers coming for the ensemble’s maverick frontman, and only consistent member, Newcombe and iconic mutton-chopped percussionist, Joel Gion.

The first of many interactions that Newcombe had with the audience saw was to mention the good work BJM do with their ticket raffles. Each (almost always sell-out) show sees the band give away a handful of tickets, selected at random from fans who donate a small amount to charity.

And then they were off. It can take time to take in the sheer sonic power of The BJM with an impressive setup of four guitarists, often all playing the same riff to create a hypnotic wall of sound that washes over the audience. The sound was not quite right for the early numbers, but this was soon fixed as the band played out epic renditions of their discography – and their blend of sludgy psych rock and shoegaze suits a dirtier sound anyway.

Spanning over 2 hours, the set saw the band play more than 10 tunes both old and new with Newcombe’s signature off-kilter voice acting as an instrument against the intense, overloaded sonic landscape that is created by the sheer number of amps onstage.

However, as one may expect from the indie icons, the epic two-hour set was not all plain sailing – and who’d want it to be? Newcombe was in classic disruptor form, embarking on long monologues throughout that were difficult to make out other than the occasional slurred expletive. 

At one point the celebrated multi-instrumentalist praised Bristol for pulling down the statue of Colston and, before playing the blistering track ‘The Mother Of All F*****s’, Newcombe told a story that ended with him declaring: “there’s nothing wrong with f****** mothers”.

Equally entertaining were Newcombe’s occasional spats with his bandmates. While perhaps not quite as exciting as the dramatics seen in ‘Dig!’, this is clearly something that the ensemble must often deal with as the frontman’s shout of “We can either play this set or I can come over there and sort you out”, was met with bemused smiles. 

On another occasion, the band were stopped by Newcombe halfway through a song with the perfectionist frontman declaring: “You’re not fucking syncopated!”. However, he was proved to be correct as the final 20 minutes of music was one of the most exciting demonstrations of musical inventiveness that I’ve seen from a heavyweight band such as The BJM.

For the final two numbers of the set, the already amp-heavy ensemble welcomed both techs to the stage, both armed with guitars. What followed was a 10-minute sonic blitz that captivated the sold-out crowd and clearly transported the sunglass-wearing BJM to a different plain altogether.

No encore here, this was pure rock n roll with Newcombe and one of his bandmates teasing the audience with a few minutes of reverberating feedback, followed by a quick record signing a heartfelt thank you.

Overall, this is exactly what any Brian Jones Massacre fan wants from a show: an incredible 2-hour long set of psychedelic rock with a healthy dose of unpredictability from Anton Newcombe, without the whole thing falling to pieces. Well worth a late bedtime on a Sunday night!

For a comprehensive look at what's coming up at SWX, visit the venue website .

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THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE Australian Tour 2023

30 July 2023 The Rockpit

Psychedelic rock legends The Brian Jonestown Massacre return to Australia in 2023 bringing favourites and as ever, new material from their storied career.

Lead by the singular visioned drive of Anton Newcombe and a revolving cohort, The Brian Jonestown Massacre have delivered an unrelenting schedule of recorded output, some 20 studio albums, 14 EPs, five live albums, six compilation albums and 22 singles, a majority independently through the band’s self-sustaining A Records.

Brooklyn Vegan commented on the latest studio album release The Future is Your Past, “Newcombe is clearly energized and that comes through loud and clear”.

Album number 20, The Future is Your Past which, like its 2022 predecessor Fire Doesn’t Grow on Trees, came out of an intense prolific streak during the height of covid with Newcombe writing and recording a song a day for 70 days straight. His amalgam of classic lysergic rock, hazy shoe gaze and mellow drone continues to be refined as the writer shows he inhabits a rarefied stratosphere of endless inspiration.

After extensive US and European tours since the re-opening of the planet, The Brian Jonestown Massacre are now set to play dates across Australia. Get your tickets HERE

The Brian Jonestown Massacre tour North America

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The iconic musical phenomenon the Brian Jonestown Massacre, renowned for their unparalleled sound and visionary artistry, is set to embark on a tour across North America this fall. After astounding success on their UK and Europe tour, the band is ready to treat their dedicated fans in the US, Canada and Mexico to an unforgettable live experience, spanning 39 epic shows. The tour is in celebration of their critically acclaimed 20th studio album, ‘Your Future Is Your Past,’ which made its mark on the music scene with its release on February 2, 2023, via Anton Newcombe’s own label A Recordings.

A Musical Journey Beyond Boundaries For the past three decades, the Brian Jonestown Massacre has fearlessly charted new musical territories, shaping a genre-bending blend that draws from a kaleidoscope of  “ 60s swagger, neo psychedelic overload to skronking metallic noise, motoric krautrock stomping, and shoegaze.” -Shindig Mag. 

Led by the indomitable frontman, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, engineer, studio owner father and force of nature Anton Newcombe, the band’s live performances have been nothing short of transcendent, captivating audiences with mesmerizing psychedelic jams and technical brilliance. Critics and fans alike have praised their innovative sound, hailing them as an essential pillar of the alternative music scene.

“The band played with an intense fervor that suggested they were completely in their element on the stage, creating a lucid soundscape that enveloped the room.  With their incredible performance, The BJM proved why they’re such an essential staple in the alternative scene. Not only does Newcombe know how to write a good song, but in a live setting, these songs translate beautifully. Even if you only know a handful of their tracks, seeing The Brian Jonestown Massacre live is sure to be a spectacular experience. “ – Far out Mag

“Your Future Is Your Past” – A Sonic Revelation Their latest album, ‘Your Future Is Your Past,’ serves as a profound exploration covering topics such as war and crisis, delivered with unparalleled creative finesse. It serves as a testament to Anton’s continued relevance and creativity, tackling weighty themes with poetic nuance and musical ingenuity. From searing anthems that rally against injustice to introspective ballads that navigate the depths of the human experience, the album weaves a captivating tapestry of sound and storytelling.  As Anton notes, many of the songs reference inspiration from his son Wolfgang and are in fact his ideas.  Listen to  FUDGE  the album’s lead single.  

 Lead reviews praised the album with descriptions as far and wide as “Blasts of shimmering Madchester-era Power Pop,” said Classic Rock while Uncut pointed out Anton’s  “ fiercely motivational songs.”  Mojo and others heralded the songs as “ Anthemic ” while Record Collector took note on how  “their steadfast resistance to the 21st century sounds is precisely what makes them a life-giving force… familiar yet miraculously fresh.”    It was Louder Than War’s  “Album of the week” – “Stretches all sonic boundaries… And whilst this is the 20th album by the Brian Jonestown Massacre over their illustrious career of over 30 years, this shows no signs of waning in terms of inspiration and proves to be another glorious explosion of 21st century mind-blowing psychedelia.”  In a Clash Music review by Nick Roseblade, the critic writes , “The Future Is Your Past is the most consistent album Newcombe has released since Methodrone.”

Audiences can expect to hear newer songs from this masterpiece, plus their 2022 majestic album ‘Fire Doesn’t Grow On Trees,’ along with classics that showcase the band’s signature mix of genres. From the dreamy shoegaze melodies to the meandering grooves that drift into sonic hypnosis, the album exemplifies Brian Jonestown Massacre’s musical evolution and trailblazing spirit.

‘Your Future Is Your Past’ track listing 1. Do Rainbows Have Ends 2. Nothing Can Stop The Sound 3. The Light Is about To Change 4. Fudge 5. Cross Eyed Gods 6. As The Carousel Swings 7. The Mother Of All Fuckers 8. All The Feels 9. Your Mind Is My Café 10. Stuck To Yous

A Resilient Legacy As one of music’s most fascinating bands, the Brian Jonestown Massacre has challenged mainstream conventions, opting to take the road less traveled. Despite the pressures of the industry, Newcombe’s determination to follow his own path has made him a pioneering catalyst in modern music, earning him the status of an underground hero. With 20 albums under their belt, each exploring different dimensions of rock ‘n’ roll, the band continues to evolve and expand their sonic horizons and remains an essential force in the world of music.

A Tour Not to Be Missed The highly anticipated North American tour will take the band across the East, West, South, and Midwest coasts, featuring performances at iconic festivals  LA’s Desert Daze and  Mexico City’s Hipnosis .  With only seven days off during the extensive 39-date run, the Brian Jonestown Massacre is ready to deliver an immersive and transformative live experience to their ever-growing and fiercely devoted fanbase.

Tickets for this epic musical journey are now on sale.  Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the legends themselves, Brian Jonestown Massacre, as they ignite stages and hearts across North America.

On tour Newcombe is accompanied by: 

Ricky Maymi (guitar) Ryan Carlson Van Kriedt  (guitar) Daniel Lyons (drums) Joel Gion (tambourine) Hallberg Daði Hallbergsson (bass) Emil Nikolaisen (keyboards)

17 Philadelphia, Union Transfer   Tickets here 

18 Washington, DC, 9:30 Club  Tickets here  

19 Boston, Royale   Tickets here

20 Brooklyn, Brooklyn Steel  Tickets here  

21 South Burlington, Higher Ground – The Ballroom  Tickets here 

22 Montréal, QC, Théâtre Beanfield  Tickets here  

24 Toronto, ON, The Concert Hall – Toronto  Tickets here

25 Pittsburgh, PA, Mr. Smalls Theatre   Tickets here 

26 Covington, Madison Theater   Tickets here

27 Columbus, Newport Music Hall   Tickets here 

28 Grand Rapids, The Intersection – Elevation  Tickets here

29 Chicago, The Vic Theatre   Tickets here  

30 Minneapolis, Varsity Theater  Tickets here

02 Bozeman, The Elm  Tickets here

03 Missoula, Top Hat   Tickets here 

04 Seattle, Neumos  Tickets here 

05 Vancouver, BC, Vogue Theatre   Tickets here 

06 Portland, OR,  Aladdin Theater  Tickets here 

07 Bend, Volcanic Theatre   Tickets here 

09 Santa Cruz, Rio Theatre   Tickets here

10 San Francisco, The Warfield   Tickets here 

12  Pioneertown, Pappy + Harriet’s   Tickets here

13 Los Angeles, Desert Daze The Bellwether  Tickets here  

14 San Luis Obisbo, SLO Brew   Tickets here  

15 San Diego, House of Blues   Tickets here

16 Phoenix, The Van Buren  Tickets here  

18 Salt Lake City, Metro Music Hall  Tickets here 

20 Fort Collins, Washington’s  Tickets here

21 Colorado Springs, The Black Sheep  Tickets here  

23 Denver, Ogden Theatre   Tickets here 

24 Kansas City, Recordbar   Tickets here 

25 Oklahoma City, Beer City Music Hall   Tickets here

28 Austin, Levitation – The Far Out  Tickets here 

29 Dallas, Ferris Wheelers Backyard & BBQ   Tickets here 

30 Houston, The Heights Theater   Tickets here 

31 News Orleans, Toulouse Theatre   Tickets here  

01 Atlanta, Variety Playhouse  Tickets here

03 Quintaroo, MX, TBD 

04 CDMX, MX, Hipnosis 2023  Tickets here

More about Brian Jonestown Massacre

For 30 years, Brian Jonestown Massacre has been at the forefront of musical innovation, refusing to conform to industry standards. With their distinctive blend of genres and an unwavering commitment to their artistic vision, the band has established itself as a once-in-a-lifetime talent in the music world. Under the visionary leadership of Anton Newcombe, they continue to push boundaries and inspire a new generation of musicians.

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LIVING COLOUR- Brian Jonestown Massacre’s 20th Album ‘The Future Is Your Past’ Review

Emerging from the same post-writer’s block flurry as 2022’s fire doesn’t grow on trees , brian jonestown massacre’s 20th album comes with a pack of pencils, so you can colour in the cover yourselves., it’s a suitably fitting metaphor for the spacey feel of the album, which encourages the listener to engage, fill in the blanks and enjoy the parts where songwriter anton newcombe occasionally goes over the lines..

The band’s only constant member since 1995 debut Methodrone , Newcombe presides Mark E Smith -like over an ever-changing roster of collaborators.

Assisting him on The Future Is Your Past are Icelandic guitarist Hakon Adalsteinsson (The Third Sound), with Berlin-based Uri Rennert on the drums.

Both leave their mark on the album, which treads familiar BJM territory of shoegaze, fuzzy drone guitars and psychedelia.

But there are signs that a prolific burst of activity, which Newcombe says saw 70 songs tracked in as many days, coincided with an expanding musical horizon.

Eastern influences abound on opener Do Rainbows Have Ends , while the The Light Is About To Change  is a full on glam-rock stomper – like The Sweet jamming with The Fall .

All The Feels ‘ is an intriguing slice of Americana and closing track Stuck on Yous comes across as a stately chamber piece.

Velvet Underground -influenced single Fudge is one of several psych-tinged numbers, along with the warm, pastoral ’60s sounds and backwards guitars of As The Carousel Swings .

Ever the anglophile, Newcombe goes all John Lennon on Cross Eyed Gods and a bit Richard Ashcroft on the aptly-titled wig out The Mother of All Fuckers.

His studio wizardry – so evident on his Diabolique link-up with Emmanuelle Seigner and The Limiñanas – is in fine fettle here too.

However you can’t help wondering if Newcombe sometimes releases too many records for his own good.

Instead of two very decent LPs – in Fire … and The Future … – BMJ might perhaps have made one truly exceptional album.

• Brian Jonestown Massacre Release The Future Is Your Past on A Recordings on 10 February 2023
• BMJ are on a tour of the UK and Ireland now. For full dates visit the band’s website here

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The Band Arrives In Los Angeles on October 13 for Show at New, Hip Venue, The Bellwether

The iconic musical phenomenon, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, renowned for its unparalleled sound and visionary artistry, is in the midst of an electrifying tour across North America this fall. After astounding success on their UK and Europe tour, the band is ready to treat their dedicated fans in the US, Canada, and Mexico to an unforgettable live experience spanning 39 epic shows. The tour is in celebration of their critically acclaimed 20th studio album, “Your Future Is Your Past,” which made its mark on the music scene with its release on February 2, 2023, under Anton Newcombe’s own label, A Recordings . You can purchase tickets online for their remaining shows on their website .

For the past three decades, the Brian Jonestown Massacre has fearlessly charted new musical territories, shaping a genre-bending blend that draws from a kaleidoscope of “60s swagger, neo-psychedelic overload to skronking metallic noise, motoric krautrock stomping, and shoegaze.”-Shindig Mag. 

Led by the indomitable frontman, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, engineer, studio owner, father, and force of nature, Anton Newcombe, the band’s live performances have been nothing short of transcendent, captivating audiences with mesmerizing psychedelic jams and technical brilliance. Critics and fans alike have praised their innovative sound, hailing them as an essential pillar of the alternative music scene.

“The band played with an intense fervor that suggested they were completely in their element on the stage, creating a lucid soundscape that enveloped the room. With their incredible performance, The BJM proved why they’re such an essential staple in the alternative scene. Not only does Newcombe know how to write a good song, but in a live setting, these songs translate beautifully. Even if you only know a handful of their tracks, seeing The Brian Jonestown Massacre live is sure to be a spectacular experience. “ – Far Out Mag.

Their latest album, “The Future Is Your Past,” serves as a profound exploration covering topics such as war and crisis, delivered with unparalleled creative finesse. It serves as a testament to Anton’s continued relevance and creativity, tackling weighty themes with poetic nuance and musical ingenuity. From searing anthems that rally against injustice to introspective ballads that navigate the depths of the human experience, the album weaves a captivating tapestry of sound and storytelling. As Anton notes, many of the songs reference inspiration from his son Wolfgang and are, in fact, his ideas. Listen to FUDGE , the album’s lead single.  

Lead reviews praised the album with descriptions as far and wide as “Blasts of shimmering Madchester-era Power Pop,” said Classic Rock, while Uncut pointed out Anton’s “fiercely motivational songs.”  Mojo and others heralded the songs as “Anthemic,” while the Record Collector took note of how “their steadfast resistance to the 21st-century sounds is precisely what makes them a life-giving force… familiar yet miraculously fresh.” It was Louder Than War’s “Album of the Week” – “Stretches all sonic boundaries… And whilst this is the 20th album by the Brian Jonestown Massacre over their illustrious career of over 30 years, this shows no signs of waning in terms of inspiration and proves to be another glorious explosion of 21st century mind-blowing psychedelia.” In a Clash Music review by Nick Roseblade, the critic writes , “The Future Is Your Past is the most consistent album Newcombe has released since Methodrone.”

Audiences can expect to hear newer songs from this masterpiece, plus their 2022 majestic album “Fire Doesn’t Grow On Trees ,” along with classics that showcase the band’s signature mix of genres. From the dreamy shoegaze melodies to the meandering grooves that drift into sonic hypnosis, the album exemplifies Brian Jonestown Massacre’s musical evolution and trailblazing spirit.

As one of music’s most fascinating bands, the Brian Jonestown Massacre has challenged mainstream conventions, opting to take the road less traveled. Despite the pressures of the industry, Newcombe’s determination to follow his own path has made him a pioneering catalyst in modern music, earning him the status of an underground hero. With 20 albums under their belt, each exploring different dimensions of rock ‘n’ roll, the band continues to evolve and expand their sonic horizons and remains an essential force in the world of music.

The highly anticipated North American tour will take the band across the East and West coasts, the South, and the Midwest, featuring performances at iconic festivals LA’s Desert Daze, Los Angeles’ newest and most hip venue, Bellwether Theater, the Levitation Festival in Austin, Texas, and Mexico City’s Hipnosis. The tour will continue in November in Australia and New Zealand. With only seven days off during the extensive 39-date run, the Brian Jonestown Massacre is ready to deliver an immersive and transformative live experience to their ever-growing and fiercely devoted fanbase.

On tour, Newcombe is accompanied by:  Ricky Maymi (guitar) Ryan Carlson Van Kriedt (guitar) Daniel Lyons (drums) Joel Gion (tambourine) Hallberg Daði Hallbergsson (bass) Emil Nikolaisen (keyboards)

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  Available on 180 grm clear vinyl LP , comes in superb deluxe packaging  

Brian Jonestown Massacre burst into 2019 with the release of their 18th full-length album, just 7 months after their last one. The self-titled 9-track album is released on Anton Newcombe’s A Recordings on 15th March 2019. It was recorded and produced at Anton’s Cobra Studio in Berlin. 

The album was originally going to be released in September, but due to a hugely successful global tour – taking in USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Europe the release was delayed. 

Recorded this time last year, the album features Sara Neidorf on drums, Heike Marie Radeker (LeVent) on bass, Hakon Adalsteinsson (BJM / Third Sound & Gunman & Holy Ghost) on guitar and Anton Newcombe on multiple instruments. Also making a guest vocal appearance on ‘Tombes Oubliées’ is Rike Bienert who has sung on previous BJM albums. The band performed songs from the album throughout the European leg of the 2018 tour. 

Anton Newcombe has been a very busy man these past 5 years, having released 4 critically acclaimed Brian Jonestown Massacre albums and an EP, 1 soundtrack album and 2 albums with Tess Parks. All releases were fully recorded and produced at Anton’s studio. 

The Brian Jonestown Massacre track ‘Bon Bon’ was used in the 2015 Palm D’Or winner Dheepan. Anton penned the soundtrack for ‘Moon Dogs’, a film directed by multi-BAFTA nominated Philip John (Svengali, Downton Abbey, Being Human). 

Tracklisting 

1) Drained , 2) Tombes Oubliées , 3) My Mind Is Filled With Stuff , 4) Cannot Be Saved , 5) A Word , 6) We Never Had a Chance , 7) Too Sad To Tell You , 8) Remember Me This , 9) What Can I Say 

The Brian Jonestown Massacre full show live @ Festival La Route du Rock 2018 

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THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE ‘HOLD THAT THOUGHT’

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Release Date: 18/05/2018

Available on white 180 grm vinyl .

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This is the new single which announces the band’s forthcoming two albums to be released this year.

The first track is “Hold That Thought” which comes from the album “Something Else” which is to be released on 1st June 2018.

The second track is “Drained” which will come from the self titled album that will be released in September of 2018.

Both tracks were recorded in Berlin & the band are announcing tours of the USA, Canada, Australasia & Europe throughout the year.

All tracks were recorded at Cobra Studios , Berlin in 2017 .

Tracklisting: Side A: Hold That Thought

SIDE B: Drained

THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE ‘POL POT’S PLEASURE PENTHOUSE’ VINYL 2XLP

First time available on vinyl , the only ever time this album has been officially released was on  Burger Records  (which was limited to 500 cassettes) .

Recorded in 1990/91 on a 4 track at Anton’s home in San Francisco, it is best described in Anton’s own words. “when I left home and moved to san francisco, first thing on my mind was joining a band… the problem for me was that there were not any bands that would have me or even played the type of music I imagined I wanted to hear… so I decided to start my own… I would make small down payments at pawnshops for gear, buy recording machines, amps, guitars, whatever. within 3 months of teaching myself the 7 folk chords I use nonstop to this day, I had already taught a few new friends how to play as well and we were off. I used to make up songs everyday on the 4 track just to teach myself how to write… I understood what i liked about music, I just didn’t know how to pull it out of the ether and bring them into being. At the same time, I would make demo tapes and share them with friends… endless demo tapes… I would send them to magazines and record labels with no return address, just for the fuck of it. It was never my intention to actually release this music… for instance if i came up with a country song, I would finish it just to learn more about writing… I didn’t want to be in a classic country group, this is a document of my learning process. good times… this album is one such tape from 1990/91 I can’t remember. enjoy.”

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We were lucky to see The Brian Jonestown Massacre live on stage in Hamburg‘s Knust club. The show was great! So powerful and energetic, Anton singing and playing in a great shape (though spending some time with the retuning of the instruments ;-) ). Supported by Moogy who also sang „Anemone“, one of my favourite songs. The BJM played new songs from the new „Something Else“ album that sounds so very nicely „retro“ and many great songs from the earlier days (among others „Who“, „When jokers attack“). It was loud and very, very hot (due to an abnormal summer in Northern Germany). Joel cheered the audience with his tambourine and Anton even turned his fan to us, helping us with a cool breeze. Although The BJM played quite long, we were sorry to watch them leave (no farewell) and not return again for an encore. We waited as long as possible, but, maybe due to the exhausting temperatures in the club, remained unheard. Anyway, it was a wonderful gig and the size of the club allowed us fans to get in touch with the band. The light show was, as usual, very nice, too. I definitely recommend to go and see The BJM live, it‘s so worth it. The records are already awesome but live they are just brilliant and even better. By the way, „LeVent“ (A Records!) supported the show and they were really great, too, so it was a georgous evening.

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We were lucky to see The Brian Jonestown Massacre live on stage in Hamburg‘s Knust club. The show was great! So powerful and energetic, Anton singing and playing in a great shape (though spending some time with the retuning of the instruments ;-) ). Supported by Moogy who also sang „Anemone“, one of my favourite songs. The BJM played new songs from the new „Something Else“ album that sounds so very nicely „retro“ and many great songs from the earlier days (among others „Who“, „When jokers attack“). It was loud and very, very hot (due to an abnormal summer in Northern Germany). Joel cheered the audience with his tambourine and Anton even turned his fan to us, helping us with a cool breeze. Although The BJM played quite long, we were sorry to watch them leave (no farewell) and not return again for an encore. We waited as long as possible, but, maybe due to the exhausing temperatures in the club, remained unheard. Anyway, it was a wonderful gig and the size of the club allowed us fans to get in touch with the band. The light show was, as usual, very nice, too. I definitely recommend to go and see The BJM live, it‘s so worth it. The records are already awesome but live they are just brilliant and even better. By the way, „LeVent“ (A Records!) supported the show and they were really great, too, so it was a georgous evening.

I had heard that Anton had turned a new leaf with age, so I tried my luck. I'm not a fan of the meltdowns or the whining as some are. Alas, it was like visiting my racist grandparents whom seem to exist out of time. It's just a part of him, I guess.

He was one guitarist short (I'm not surprised), which he mentioned no less than 5 times to excuse the poor performance.

He berated his keyboardist.

He berated his lead guitarist.

He physically / forcefully adjusted his rhythm guitarists head position relative to the microphone they were sharing.

He did show a glimmer of levelheadedness here and there, but it was heavily outweighed. I don't know if the show was good. I know that it was OK until he kept pointing out everyone's flaws. I was too annoyed and distracted by the abuse. And in case anyone is wondering, he did fake a British accent live.

I was prepared for a 3 to 11 hour show, I think it was a little over two hours. Not blaming them, just putting that out there. Also, it's possible that the guitarist was legit not there for unrelated reasons and tensions were high due to having to come up with a new set list and rehearse on short notice. Also, no encore. I don't know.

Compared to the Dandys show last year, forget about it. No comparison. Dandys Rule OK.

The Brian Jonestown Massacre started their group in San Francisco in the late 80's. They had a heavy feel of psychedelic rock and other tones such as blues and raga.

When they come out on stage you could see they way about them and their music was pure to who they were and to the era they were playing in. They combined a variety of different instruments into their sets with such things as Indian drones, sitars, mellotrons, farfisas, didgeridoos and tablas. The lead singer comes out in a denim jacket and the rest of the group as a hippie and indie look to them. The stage is black until their lighting kicks in and then the whole feel and attitude changes.

Playing live they have a variety of things going on around them to entertain and amaze the audience. Bright colors flash and change giving a retro vibe to each song they play. When they play the move around a lot and have a vibe that can remind one of the Ramones and various others. The audience is filled with adoring fans and their numbers range in the hundreds. All of them moving and grooving with their set and really digging the sound. For when they played it was really something to have been seen, especially live.

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The Brian Jonestown Massacre last night. Swirling, Jangling, sumptuous guitar’s: raging with keyboards and rhythm lines roaring beneath, some say psychedelic, “shoe gaze”, folk-rock, or garage, but by any descriptive, adjective; a dreamy transcendent rock band with a bent toward perfection, (three songs good-naturedly stopped for broken strings). Since 1990 and always closely associated with The Dandy Warhols, (another killer band not enough people know about), liquid symmetry between the band Anton Newcombe formed in San Francisco, ethereal sounds and lyrics ended, without encore—-because, you knew they had completed something special when you floated out to the street.

BJM were awesome last night in their Brooklyn debut at the new Brooklyn Steel venue. Anton Joel Ricki and crew did not disappoint and treated the large adoring crowd to an evening of impromptu jam, trance, and psychedelia. They sprinkled their show with a catalogue of well known past songs as well as some more contemporary issued songscapes, with the crowd at times rocking and bopping. One disappointment show was cut short by curfew ending at 11PM and only two hours in length. However, Anton managed to cram in as many songs as he could in this alotted time. Can't wait to see them again!!!! Fred

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Ah, honestly one of my favourite bands, wish that I could say I enjoyed the show but it wasn't all that. They have such a huge discography there's basically no guarantee you'll hear any of the songs you like (I only knew a couple), and none of their music sounds anywhere near as good live. That coupled with bad bouncers and a couple of crazy fans lead to what was easily one of the worst gigs I've been to. Felt like I wanted to leave after a few songs. Still, glad I can say I've seen them, and I'll still proudly wear my BJM T-shirt, but I can't say it was worth the price of the ticket: maybe if you're out of it.

Not sure if the rolls of electric waves came from being in such close proximity to the stage or cacophony of sound, but BJM is still in my head and blood - thank god. If the spark can stay around a few more weeks I will be satisfied with this round but it will be far too long before I get to experience their melodies again in such capacity. Long live the beauty, majesty and evil that comes with The Brian Jonestown Massacre!

well, 4th show in the past year i have bought tickets for, but have had to miss due to personal matters, eating the ticket on...so, i couldn't tell ya. this one and luna def hurt the most, on that figurative "hit to the gut" level. :( as for the cost, i have given more to less worthy causes, so...hope it was as great asi imagine it would be. i do wish we transfer the tickets though. i could have made someone's night.

It was awesome!

We had the chance to sit and talk with Anton before the show about where he's been living and what he had planned for the future.

Very chill and intimate setting...

Then they played a Great set!

Overall, Great venue!

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Psychedelic rock legends The Brian Jonestown Massacre return to New Zealand in 2023 bringing favourites and as ever, new material from their storied career.

Lead by the singular-visioned drive of Anton Newcombe and a revolving cohort, The Brian Jonestown Massacre have delivered an unrelenting schedule of recorded output, some 20 studio albums, 14 EPs, 5 live albums, 6 compilation albums and 22 singles, a majority independently through the band’s self-sustaining A Records.

"It’s difficult to think of any other artist over the past 30 years whose output has been as prolific or reached the same levels of consistent greatness as Anton Newcombe and The Brian Jonestown Massacre” ( Under The Radar USA )

Album number 20, The Future Is Your Past   which, like its 2022 predecessor Fire Doesn't Grow on Trees , came out of an intense prolific streak during the height of Covid with Newcombe writing and recording a song a day for 70 days straight. His amalgam of classic lysergic rock, hazy shoe gaze and mellow drone continues to be refined as the writer shows he inhabits a rarefied stratosphere of endless inspiration.

Through electrifying live shows and Newcombe’s self-professed love and influence of the sound of the Flying Nun Records output The Brian Jonestown Massacre have grown a loyal and passionate fan base in New Zealand.

After extensive US and European tours since the re-opening of the planet, the band are now set to play Auckland, New Zealand bringing with them their career high new album The Future is Your Past .

“Their 20th album is now upon us and it’s one of the finest things Anton Newcombe has ever released…… they feel like the start of a golden age of The Brian Jonestown Massacre.” ( Clash )

"Throughout there is a sense of making music for the sheer thrill of it. ... This is Newcombe celebrating the moment and at his best." ( Mojo )

THURSDAY 9 NOVEMBER, AUCKLAND POWERSTATION

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February 2023

• Wed 15 Feb London, O2 Forum Kentish Town The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Tue 14 Feb Leeds University Union The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 12 Feb Nottingham, The Rescue Rooms The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 12 Feb Nottingham, Rock City The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 11 Feb Liverpool, Camp & Furnace The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Fri 10 Feb Belfast, The Limelight The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 9 Feb Dublin, The Academy The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Tue 7 Feb Newcastle upon Tyne, Riverside Newcastle The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Mon 6 Feb Edinburgh, La Belle Angele The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 5 Feb Glasgow, Barrowland The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 4 Feb Manchester, O2 Ritz The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Fri 3 Feb O2 Academy Birmingham The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 2 Feb Norwich, Epic Studios The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 1 Feb Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre

January 2023

• Tue 31 Jan Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Mon 30 Jan Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 29 Jan SWX Bristol The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 28 Jan Falmouth, Princess Pavilion The Brian Jonestown Massacre

October 2018

• Wed 24 Oct Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Tue 23 Oct London, O2 Forum Kentish Town The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Mon 22 Oct Sheffield, Leadmill The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 21 Oct Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumbria Students’ Union The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 20 Oct Manchester Academy The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Flamingods, Mourn
• Fri 19 Oct Dublin, The Academy The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 17 Oct Glasgow, Barrowland The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Tue 16 Oct O2 Academy Birmingham The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 14 Oct Bristol, Motion & The Marble Factory The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 13 Oct Falmouth, Princess Pavilion The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Fri 12 Oct Exeter, The Lemon Grove The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 11 Oct Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre

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• Thu 16 Aug ➙ Sun 19 Aug Brecon Beacons Green Man 2018 The War on Drugs, Fleet Foxes, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, John Grant, Grizzly Bear…
• Fri 3 Aug ➙ Mon 6 Aug Off Festival Katowice 2018 Grizzly Bear, John Maus, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Marlon Williams, Turbonegro…
• Thu 23 Jun Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 22 Jun Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Tue 21 Jun O2 Academy Oxford The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Mon 20 Jun Falmouth, Princess Pavilion The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 19 Jun Southampton, Engine Rooms The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 18 Jun The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 16 Jun Dublin, The Academy The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 15 Jun Belfast, The Limelight The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Documenta
• Tue 14 Jun O2 Academy Liverpool The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Mon 13 Jun Leeds University Union The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 12 Jun London, MOTH Club The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Baba Naga
• Sat 11 Jun ➙ Sun 12 Jun London, Victoria Park Field Day 2016 James Blake, Anna Meredith, Astronomyy, Ata Kak, Baio (Vampire Weekend)…
• Fri 10 Jun Newcastle upon Tyne, Riverside Newcastle The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 9 Jun Glasgow, Barrowland The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 12 Mar O2 Victoria Warehouse Manchester Cosmosis Festival 2016 The Jesus & Mary Chain, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Sleaford Mods, The Raveonettes, Allah-Las…
• Sat 12 Jul Liverpool, Arts Club The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Fri 11 Jul Leeds, The Cockpit The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 10 Jul Manchester, O2 Ritz The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Mon 7 Jul O2 Academy Birmingham The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 6 Jul Newcastle upon Tyne, Think Tank? The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 5 Jul Glasgow, The ABC The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Fri 4 Jul Nottingham, The Rescue Rooms The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Vacant Lots
• Thu 3 Jul Bristol, The Fleece The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Thu 3 Jul Bristol SU Live The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 2 Jul Norwich, Waterfront The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Tue 1 Jul London, The Roundhouse The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 28 Jun Brighton, Concorde 2 The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 25 Jun ➙ Sun 29 Jun Glastonbury, Worthy Farm Glastonbury Festival 2014 Arcade Fire, Metallica, Kasabian, Dolly Parton, Jack White…
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• Sun 8 Jul Manchester, O2 Ritz The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sat 7 Jul London, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Cate Le Bon
• Thu 5 Jul ➙ Mon 9 Jul Kinross, Balado Airfield T In The Park 2012 Fatherson, Hector Bizerk, Nina Nesbitt, United Fruit, Woodenbox…
• Tue 18 May Glasgow, The ABC The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The See See
• Mon 17 May Manchester Academy The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 16 May O2 Academy Birmingham The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The See See
• Fri 14 May London, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Wed 16 Jul London, O2 Forum Kentish Town The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blakes
• Tue 15 Jul Barrow-in-Furness, The Old Canteen Media & Arts Centre The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blakes
• Fri 11 Jul Leeds, The Cockpit The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blakes
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• Fri 4 Jul Guildford, Stoke Park The Levellers, Carbon Silicon, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Wallis Bird, Plus more to be announced!
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• Mon 30 Jun Stoke-on-Trent, The Sugarmill The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Blakes
• Sun 29 Jun Portsmouth, The Wedgewood Rooms The Brian Jonestown Massacre
• Sun 29 Jun Glastonbury, Worthy Farm The National, Spiritualized, Crystal Castles, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Stars (1), The Rocket Summer, Friendly Fires, The Whip, Yeasayer …
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• Tue 17 Jul Sheffield, Leadmill The Brian Jonestown Massacre
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