comic sans, tenticle, audun, tropics,
stretch papercranes
Friday, March 5 at 10:00pm - 5:00am

From the creative minds behind the nowaves art exhibition...
Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls. Trannies and Leprechauns, and everything in between. Welcome to the first ever Graves party!

Coming to you from Elsewhere on Friday March 5th, Graves will bring you a night of fun and debauchery, giving you all a chance to party until the Grim Reaper tells you your time is up.

Featuring:

COMIC SANS [LIVE]
Having just played the Brissy leg of Laneway Festival, the Comic Sans lads have just been announced as Barack Obama's Emerging Band of 2010*. Their debut E.P "Digital Natives" makes our ears bleed rainbows and our eyes cry tears of cupcakes.

http://www.myspace.com/comicsansmusic

* - may/may not be factual

TENTICLE [LIVE]
Local lads Tenticle are rad. They’re gentlemen enough to take home to meet your mothers, but punk enough to kill a kitten.
What more do you want, seriously?

http://www.myspace.com/tenticletenticle

TROPICS [DJ]
Tropics will be kicking off the night and mixing between bands with a fun mix of indie tracks to get everyone in mood to get "freaky naughty". Having played with the likes of Mickey Avalon, Bumblebeez and The Death Set, this guy sure is good with his fingers!

AUDUN [DJ] & STRETCH PAPERCRANES [DJ]
Guiding you towards eternity are these two familiar faces behind the DJ crypt, ensuring you aren’t forever lost to the depths of purgatory.

joel myles, audun
Friday, March 12 at 10:00pm - 5:00am

Jonathan Boulet is the newest player in the Modular clubhouse, a precociously inspired 21 year old skate rat from Sydney's Northwest. Wielding a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful pop that sounds like something for which you’ve been inadvertently searching but never dreamed you’d find, his debut, self-titled record is a certified treasure trove skip across the indie pop spectrum, from melancholic acoustic laments to more abstract electronica-tinged instrumentals, from tribal, ritualistic chants to full blown Panavision pop. A Community Service Announcement is the righteously smashing single from the Jonathan Boulet album, already a repeat performer at alternative and community radio. An inspired call to arms for 21st century dreamers, A Community Service Announcement's unbridled joy is matched only by the riotous natural and digital destruction in its accompanying video, directed by New Zealand duo Special Problems.

A joyous gem of a debut, the 11-track Jonathan Boulet record has been unleashed on the world gaining national acclaim with Triple J’s song of the week just recently. And now he is looking forward to his upcoming national tour with his band of merry men! If you want to catch Jonathan Boulet in a live setting, then why not get yourself down to ELSEWHERE for a very special showcase performance on Friday, 12th March as he drops the album live in Queensland for the first time.

Tickets available as of Monday January 18th via OZTIX – www.oztix.com.au

stretch papercranes, thomas j
Saturday, March 13 at 10:00pm - 5:00am

Easy going Bang Gang 12” signing Cassian has been talking up the awesomeness of Friday nights lately but we all know the reality is that any night is awesome with wicked people and equally apt music.

Right? Yep. So here he is on a Saturday for you guys who make them so wicked x.

Ticking more boxes in the before mentioned equation are Stretch PaperCranes and Thomas J, who in addition to pressing play buttons to pretty decent effect, make an imposing combined height behind the DJ booth.

Listen to cool tracks by Cassian like 'Friday Night' and 'Fuck Song' here..

http://www.myspace.com/cassian

whiskey tears, audun
Friday, March 19 at 10:00pm - 5:00am

Ramping things up while it’s still mega-sweaty to dress like a rockstar, Gold Coast legends Mourning Tide return to elsewhere with their blistering live show & brutal brand of melodic hardcore. Fans will have the opportunity to sweat it out on the dancefloor to another epic Vin Steele DJ Set.

Having tracked the new album at Grove & Oasis studio's Australia, mixed in L.A. with renowned engineer/producer Steve Evetts (Dillinger Escape Plan, The Cure, Sepultura, Everytime I Die, Hatebreed) and mastered with notable engineer Alan Douches (Mastodon, Cannibal Corpse, Madball, The Misfits) of West West Side in New York...it's pretty tasty to the ears. Get onto a ticket from http://www.oztix.com.au sooner rather than later, they aren't going to hang around.

http://www.myspace.com/mourningtide

Throwing extra weight behind what is already an awesome party, get even more bang for your buck tonight courtesy of Whiskey Tears, in town from London to make dancing and stuff happen with proto-disco extraordinaire Audun behind the booth.

http://www.myspace.com/whiskeytearsman