Does exactly what it says on the tin. Some of the nonsense contained herein may be very loosely related to The Sisters of Mercy, but I wouldn't bet your PayPal account on it. In keeping with the internet's general theme nothing written here should be taken as Gospel: over three quarters of it is utter gibberish, and most of the forum's denizens haven't spoken to another human being face-to-face for decades. Don't worry your pretty little heads about it. Above all else, remember this: You don't have to stay forever. I will understand.
going to a festival coming weekend organised by friends of ours. including the camping in tents ho hum....just hoping the weather gods will be smiling on us and don't give us too much rain as i'm in no mood to sleep in the car....
maybe two bottles of the gods honey is in order then...
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
Well, hell - on the spur of the moment, I've booked a flight to Dublin for late October.
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The most successful tyranny is not the one that uses force to assure uniformity but the one that removes the awareness of other possibilities, that makes it seem inconceivable that other ways are viable, that removes the sense that there is an outside.
Sisters
18/11 Newcastle
21/11 Manchester
23/11 Glasgow
1/12 Leftfield Leeds
8/12 PWEI - Old Woollen Farsley
8/2 Stewart Lee, Playhouse Leeds - I saw the second date of this show years ago in London so will be interested to see how it's changed.
10/2 Ladyhawke - Brudenell
24/5 Blancmange Brudenell
Particularly looking forward to Blancmange. And Leftfield in a nice and small 1000 capacity venue,
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Upcoming: Actors, though I wish they had Leathers on this tour now I'm finally on a continent they play on. Skeletal Family maybe, date clash ugh. Subhumans. Skinny Puppy finally!
ruffers wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023, 22:20
Particularly looking forward to Blancmange. And Leftfield in a nice and small 1000 capacity venue,
After years of only thinking I knew Living On The Ceiling and their sublime take on The Day Before You Came, I've started delving into Blancmange's back catalogue. They are so good! Do you know what they're like live because that could be a good one to catch?
ruffers wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023, 22:20
Particularly looking forward to Blancmange. And Leftfield in a nice and small 1000 capacity venue,
After years of only thinking I knew Living On The Ceiling and their sublime take on The Day Before You Came, I've started delving into Blancmange's back catalogue. They are so good! Do you know what they're like live because that could be a good one to catch?
No idea, will find out then but they do have some great tunes knocking about.
Updates -
4/11 The Streets Leeds
18/11 Sisters Newcastle
19/11 Alabama 3 Leeds
21/11 Sisters Manchester
23/11 Sisters Glasgow
1/12 Leftfield Leeds
2/12 Christmas Murder She Wrote Farsley
8/12 PWEI - Old Woollen Farsley
13/1 Antenna "Alternative"Fest Farsley incl Diamond Black and Virgin Marys, and Lene Lovich
8/2 Stewart Lee Leeds
10/2 Ladyhawke Leeds
22/3 Echo & The Bunnymen Academy Leeds
24/5 Blancmange Brudenell
That's a busy schedule, I may have been a bit over ambitious... We'll see
I've got The Streets, Death Cult and Massive Waggons week after next with apossibility of Heaven 17, mixed in with various parent evenings to do. then 5 Darkness gigs, EATB, Seapower and summat else I can't remember, plus some live Hawkins podcast stuff.
Deathstars tomorrow in Utrecht, then again in Antwerp on the 14th, then Carnivore AD in Dusseldorf on the 19th and maybe Creeper Dec 7th in Utrecht or the 9th in Cologne, but that's a serious maybe depending on how tired I will be after work stuff. but at least I am finally going to some gigs. Then February will be Wednesday 13th with Cradle but I really just wanna see Wednesday playing Murderdolls. location TBC will have to fly somewhere.
Planet Dave wrote: ↑17 Nov 2023, 19:42
Esprit D'Air at the somewhat legendary Leeds Warehouse, 26th February next year purely out of wanting to support the joyful smiley dude
Supported by Diamond Black as well, I may pop along to the Nottingham date.
"I've seen Andrew Eldritch in an ice hockey shirt onstage, and I've given him the benefit of the doubt"
Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost
Planet Dave wrote: ↑17 Nov 2023, 19:42
Esprit D'Air at the somewhat legendary Leeds Warehouse, 26th February next year purely out of wanting to support the joyful smiley dude
Planet Dave wrote: ↑17 Nov 2023, 19:42
Esprit D'Air at the somewhat legendary Leeds Warehouse, 26th February next year purely out of wanting to support the joyful smiley dude
Seems rude not to go to this
Following this link, there's a discount on them. Says there's only 6 left, dunno if that's relating to this specific offer or overall? Either way, swoop while the swooping's good
Update following the Leftfield gig at Leeds Project House last night - as well as a top gig and a top night in great company, it was nice to discover that Project House is a very tidy little venue, well organised, amazing sound which Leftfield acknowledged as they left the stage, and would make a nice venue for The Sisters if they fancied a change of scene from the usual. Only 1000 capacity but they never seem to sell out wherever they play in Leeds. Or maybe as per the Blank Canvas they put 2 nights on if necessary. Just a thought. Now wondering out of idle curiosity what the capacity was for the Blank Canvas, cant have been much more than 1000, likely smaller.