Decide Today

Search for artists, concerts, venues and festivals use app Get Tickets Tickets Mixed Bill Madness Tickets, Tour Dates and Concerts Mixed Bill Madness Decide Today (USA) & Schkeuditzer Kreuz (NSW) & Fukno View All Concerts Smiths Alternative 76 Alinga St Canberra, Australia Jan 8, 2025 7:00 PM GMT+11 Get Reminder Book a Hotel freestar Share Event About this concert Tickets $15 0n the door or at smithsalternative.com DECIDE TODAY is the primary band/project of Robert Inhuman, proprietor of Realicide Recordz based in Cincinnati, Turtle Island (often mistakenly known as the "United States") Originating in 2011, its sound has varied from breakcore to gabber punk to dark ambient, and more recently into the realm of industrial darkwave, always with its foundation being the Anarchist pursuit of Total Liberation. Decide Today has toured 4 continents, across dozens of national borders. This tour with Schkeuditzer Kreuz will be Robert's third venture to Australia. https://decidetoday.bandcamp.com New Zealand punk veteran Kieren Hills has played in punk, deathrock, hardcore, crust, grind, noise, and d-beat bands from Australia, Germany, and New Zealand since the late 1980s. Following “the wreck of the plague year twenty-twenty”, he says there has been a “greater affinity with machines, making the creation of SCHKEUDITZER KREUZ inevitable”. As Schkeuditzer Kreuz, Kieren now creates harsh, dark, confronting and apocalyptic post-industrial music from a cabin that he built in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia. Schkeuditzer Kreuz has released 4 records, toured Australia, NZ, and Japan. https://dorfpunk.bandcamp.com/merch Schkeuditzer Kreuz/ Decide Today split 7” available at the show. FUKNO Sonically dodgy harsh acid technoise improvised live from a one man bush doof in the nations capital. "The music is noisy, crunchy idiosyncratic techno, with unpredictable squeals and squelches over great thumping beats that he bribes us to dance to by passing out tabs of “acid.” Maybe they worked as a few lads hit the one-by-one-metre dance floor. It’s a neat, well-executed parody (or extension of a form, I’m not quite sure which) and particularly amusing given the inappropriateness of the venue." https://www.realtime.org.au/part-3-sydney-scenes-sounds/ https://fukno.bandcamp.com