Bailter Space (noisegaze trio from New Zealand, Matador Records)

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Bailter Space (noisegaze trio from New Zealand, Matador Records)

Dirty Rock & Roll Dance Party presents shoegaze/space rock trio Bailter Space, described as "The Sonic Youth of the Southern Hemisphere".

By Dirty Rock & Roll Dance Party

When and where

Date and time

Starts on Sunday, April 23 · 8pm PDT

Location

Artifice 1025 South 1st Street ##100 Las Vegas, NV 89101

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About this event

  • 4 hours
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The past two years have seen a creative burst from New Zealand / New York noisegaze merchants Bailterspace, with the release of a bracing new album “Concret”, the celebrated 25th Anniversary reissue of their Matador and Flying Nun Records classic “Wammo”, and a surprising reissue of The Gordons legendary self-titled LP paired with their “Future Shock” EP by 1972 Records. Following a teaser NYC show late last year, it seems only fitting that both coasts of America should be treated to the unforgettable live experience that is a Bailterspace concert.

BIO

Led by former Gordons guitarist Alister Parker, noise rock unit Bailterspace emerged from Christchurch, New Zealand in 1987. Originally composed of former Clean and Great Unwashed drummer Hamish Kilgour, Pin Group alum Ross Humphries on bass, and Glenda Bills on drums, the group issued its debut EP “Nelsh”. Humphries and Bills would depart soon after, resulting in the addition of former Gordons bassist John Halvorsen in time to record the 1988 full-length “Tanker”. A tour followed, but when The Clean reformed, Kilgour joined them on a permanent basis; his replacement in Bailterspace was Brent McLachlan, also the drummer in The Gordons.

Despite the restoration of The Gordons’ core roster, Bailterspace were clearly a distinct entity, their sound more dense and imposing than their previous incarnation. The trio returned in 1990 with “Thermos”, mounting a tour of the Northern Hemisphere the following year. An EP, “The Aim”, appeared in 1992, and in 1993 they released “Robot World” to further acclaim. Their prolific output continued with “Vortura” (1994) and “Wammo” (1995) before slowing as the members began living in both New York and New Zealand. They released “Capsul” in 1997 and “Solar.3” in 1999, before returning with a roar via “Strobosphere” in 2012 and “Trinine” in 2013. A brilliant new album “Concret” has confirmed that they are as vital as ever.

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BAILTER SPACE - shoegaze space rock noise rock from Christchurch, New Zealand

bailterspace.bandcamp.com

bailterspace.ffm.to/wammo

gordons.bandcamp.com

+special guests

The ACID SISTERS-Psychedelic space rock

https://theacidsisters.com/

ORANGE EATS CREEPS - indie noise rock trio

https://www.instagram.com/orangeeatscreeps/

https://orangeeatscreeps.bandcamp.com/

Sound by Glenn Dehmer of 8-Trax Sound

Sunday, April 23rd

8PM-12AM

Artifice

1025 S 1st St #100, Las Vegas, NV 89101

21+

$15 Advance / $20 Day of Show

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