Was a great night folks! Everyone had a good night and there was some fantastic dub music to be had!
Lazarus began the dub with big love for the dub followed by Billy Dread with his fine selection and mixing of tunes that kept the punters grooving, Dub Rascals road tested some new material, Ombudsman kept the party rolling with some great dubwise tunes and the night ended with the fantastic live rock/reggae music of local band Black Rising - awesome.
Be prepared for more action at Dub In Tha Pub 16…!

Cairns punk vetrans, Meat Bikini deserve a mention for their dedication and love of all things punk music. Plus you can score a bunch of downloads from their myspace page..!

Don’t even ask what the name means… Make up yer own mind. Most of MB have been making a fucken racket for years in this dogforsaken end of the line town in bands like Fish Bum Lips, Bleeding Jelly Eyes, Mr Fidget, Fred The Baddy, One May Rise, The Headonists and even Dr Tickle & the 3 Speed Beef Probe! (for 1 gig anway!) Keep an eye out for our once yearly gig (sarcasm?, nah!) soon…..or not, who knows?

Burial - Burial - Hyperdub - May 2006

Certain to be one of the most memorable albums of the year and without a doubt its most groundbreaking - Burial’s debut album has already been subject to extensive discussion and focus dotted around the entire musical spectrum, from the cavernous Dubstep community at one end to the expansive critical behemoth of Pitchfork and Simon Reynolds at the other. Cliché and hyperbole aside, it’s true to say that only once in while we’re presented with an album of such chilling sensation, tempered skill and emotional mastery that the listener is overwhelmingly submerged into the producer’s wholly realised creation of a musical urban legend.

Some reviews: k-punk.org, Cyclic Defrost

or get it at itunes

Dub In Tha Pub tonight folks!!!

Check it..

The International Songwriting Competition (ISC) is now accepting entries for the 2007 competition. $150,000 in prizes including $25,000 cash. Judges for 2007 include: Tom Waits; Robert Smith (The Cure); Ray Davies (The Kinks); Frank Black (Pixies), Nelly Furtado; and 7 record label presidents from major and independent records labels. Here is your chance to have your music heard by the people who matter. For entry information and a complete list of judges please visit - http://www.songwritingcompetition.com

Join friends, family and other Australians in calling for urgent government action on climate change and be the voice for our environment and our children’s future. The next election will be too late.

We won’t know the exact date and details of the walks until the federal election is announced. So watch this space!: www.walkagainstwarming.org

There’s now overwhelming evidence that climate change will have serious economic, social and environmental impacts and threatens our quality of life. Climate change is the most challenging issue of our time.

Even though ordinary Aussies across the country are pitching in to reduce their own greenhouse gas emissions, this simply isn’t enough to stop climate change globally. We need governments, industries and the community to work together so we can see real reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

So, to show our political leaders that Australians are deeply concerned about global warming, we can Walk Against Warming!

In 2007 Walk Against Warming will highlight the need for laws in place to reduce Australia’s greenhouse pollution, through:

- a reduction in energy use and energy efficiency
- a shift to renewable energy
- better public transport systems
- an end to land clearing and logging of old growth forests
- a price being placed on carbon pollution

Join thousands of other Aussies at a Walk Against Warming event near you to send a clear message to our political leaders – that the community wants bolder and more effective government action on climate change!

Because together we can tackle climate change, for the future of our planet, our children and our grandchildren.

For more info on the Cairns walk against warming contact CAFNEC:
Cairns:
John Rainbird
Cairns and Far North Queensland Environment Centre
coord@cafnec.org.au
ph: 07 4032 1746