Cable Ties • Paddock & Breakfast • Fuji-Joe / Supersonic (Free entry)

CABLE TIES (22h30)
(Garage punk – Merge Records / Modulor – Melbourne, AUS)
Led by the abrasive guitars and powerful vocals of Jenny McKenchie, Australian punks Cable Ties blur the lines of punk and rock, with angsty dissonance that has just a hint of AC/DC influence hiding beneath the noise. After forming in 2015, the band played often in Melbourne’s D.I.Y. circles and captured their growling sound on albums like 2020’s Far Enough. Cable Ties were formed by guitarist/vocalist McKenchie, bassist Nick Brown, and drummer Shauna Boyle. The group played their debut gig at 2015’s annual Wetfest — a non-binary-inclusive music festival in Melbourne celebrating the city’s diverse D.I.Y. scene, curated by McKenchie’s other band, Wet Lips.
The trio quickly built up a reputation by playing a huge number of live shows in their first year on the local scene. Their first effort was released in March 2016 — the single « Same for Me » — followed six months later by a split single with Wet Lips. By the end of 2016, Cable Ties had opened the Meredith Music Festival and earned themselves the « Golden Boot » — a tradition that involves the crowd unanimously holding their boots and shoes in the air as a seal of approval; they were the first opening band to receive the accolade.
At the beginning of 2017, McKenchie and Boyle helped curate the first Girls Rock! Melbourne event — an initiative that empowers girls and non-gender youths to get involved in music and music education. The trio then headed out on tour with fellow Aussies Camp Cope and signed a deal with local label Poison City Records; their Paul Maybury-produced eponymous debut album appeared in May. The group again went on tour in support of the release with shows across Australia. In 2019, singles began surfacing in advance of the group’s second album, Far Enough. The record took the band’s raw sound into more complex places, and arrived in March 2020.
https://cableties.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP3H-b_gmjM

PADDOCK & BREAKFAST (21h30)
(Punk rock – Barrettes Records – Paris, FR)
Duo binaire, entre rock minimaliste et punk garagiste, entre Angers et Paris, entre voix fragile, guitare saturée et batterie monomaniaque, entre tartines et caféine, entre des figues, des bananes, des noix.
Depuis 2018, deux 45 tours, un premier album en mai 2023 et des concerts dès que possible.
https://paddockandbreakfast.bandcamp.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fdv97Ao-ntA

FUJI-JOE
(Grunge noise – Paris, FR)
Fuji-Joe naît dans une chambre à Pigalle un peu par hasard.
Dans le fracas d’une guitare noize, d’une basse borderline (entre fuzz dégueu et sautillante) et d’une batterie fiévreuse, émerge une voix écorchée.
Savant mélange hasardeux de grunge, de noise et de punk au service de textes en français, Fuji-Joe convoque des influences comme Sonic Youth, Sqürl ou encore Feu ! Chatterton.
FFO / Si vous aimez : Sonic Youth, Sqürl, Hello Mary
https://soundcloud.com/fuji-joe
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Lundi 28 Août 2023
Entrée gratuite
• Ouverture des portes à 19h00
• Happy Hour de 19h à 20h (3€50 la pinte)
• Si vous êtes témoin ou victime d’une agression, vous pouvez alerter le personnel du bar ou si vous préférez, vous pouvez nous écrire à cette adresse: communication@supersonic-paris.fr
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SUPERSONIC
9 rue Biscornet, 75012 Paris
Métro Bastille (sortie rue de lyon)

Tarifs : Gratuit