Subvert 2010
@narky | 07.10.2010 22:22
cafes, films, discussions, benefit gig, picnic, fun!
SUBVERT 2010 a festival of resistance - October 8 to 10th, Bristol, south-west U.K, brought to you by the Bastard Squad Collective
Check http://bastardsquadcollective.wordpress.com for a map of the venues, any further updates, and other Bastard Squad Collective projects. Full details below.
Please forward widely! See you there!!!
South-West Punks for Social Change
Friday 8th:
Film showing, with vegan cafe, from 8pm @ 28 Portland Square, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 8RU (ring bell at green side door)
"Behind the Screams" - a documentary by Martin Sorrondeguy (of hardcore bands LOS CRUDOS and LIMP WRIST) about the U.S Latino/Chicago punk scene, politicized by racism and poverty, their relationship with South American bands, the D.I.Y ethic and the social issues tying them in with broader communities. Leads into an open discussion;
“More Than Music? - subculture and movement”, a discussion where we hope to share perspectives on how we can best use subversive currents to participate in social struggles.
Saturday 9th:
Infoshop open, with vegan breakfast cafe, 11am-2pm @ Kebele Social Centre, 14 Robertson Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6JY
Punx Picnic 2-5pm, with sound system, location to be announced Friday night and posted in Kebele window Saturday morning.
GIG @ The White Hart, Whitehall Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 9BJ. Doors from 5pm, first band on 6pm, bands finish midnight. £8 on the door.
A benefit for a direct action bust fund.
HELLKRUSHER (yup that's right, back to show you how it's done)
RUIDOSA INMUNDICIA (heralding the return of incredible super-fast Latino h/c, from Austria)
WAR ALL THE TIME (rare gig by U.K hardcore veterans!)
THE WANKYS (fuzzed-out Japan/Bristol worship from Leicester)
THE EXINGUISHERS (scorching ska-core, Bournemouth)
AGNOSY (stirring London metallic d-beaters you might recognise...)
BULLETRIDDEN (the West Country's newest gnarly crust-metal beast awakes)
plus info & record stalls, d-beat disco...
Sunday 10th:
Movie night, with vegan cafe, from 6pm @ Kebele social centre, 14 Robertson Rd, Bristol BS5 6JY
Showing 2 films from 8pm. The first film is a DIY doc entitled 'Actions versus Repressions', by the anarcho-art group Children of Bakunin & Moscow ABC. Made in 2009, with English subtitles, it focuses on the struggles of Russian anarchists & anti-fascists in the face of ongoing repression.
The second is Alix Lambert's 'The Mark of Cain' a documentary about the forbidden culture of prisoner tattoos in Russia. Much more than tattoo culture though, this doc lays bare the true horror of the Russian prison system, and you wonder how on earth Lambert gained access to some of Russia's most brutal prisons.
Cafe proceeds benefit a Moscow anti-fascist on the run after an attempt on their life.
Hosted by Bristol Anarchist Black Cross – supporting anarchist and class struggle prisoners first and foremost, but also of the position that every prisoner is a political prisoner - http://bristolabc.wordpress.com
SUBVERT 2010 a festival of resistance - October 8 to 10th, Bristol, south-west U.K, brought to you by the Bastard Squad Collective
Check http://bastardsquadcollective.wordpress.com for a map of the venues, any further updates, and other Bastard Squad Collective projects. Full details below.
Please forward widely! See you there!!!
South-West Punks for Social Change
Friday 8th:
Film showing, with vegan cafe, from 8pm @ 28 Portland Square, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 8RU (ring bell at green side door)
"Behind the Screams" - a documentary by Martin Sorrondeguy (of hardcore bands LOS CRUDOS and LIMP WRIST) about the U.S Latino/Chicago punk scene, politicized by racism and poverty, their relationship with South American bands, the D.I.Y ethic and the social issues tying them in with broader communities. Leads into an open discussion;
“More Than Music? - subculture and movement”, a discussion where we hope to share perspectives on how we can best use subversive currents to participate in social struggles.
Saturday 9th:
Infoshop open, with vegan breakfast cafe, 11am-2pm @ Kebele Social Centre, 14 Robertson Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 6JY
Punx Picnic 2-5pm, with sound system, location to be announced Friday night and posted in Kebele window Saturday morning.
GIG @ The White Hart, Whitehall Road, Easton, Bristol BS5 9BJ. Doors from 5pm, first band on 6pm, bands finish midnight. £8 on the door.
A benefit for a direct action bust fund.
HELLKRUSHER (yup that's right, back to show you how it's done)
RUIDOSA INMUNDICIA (heralding the return of incredible super-fast Latino h/c, from Austria)
WAR ALL THE TIME (rare gig by U.K hardcore veterans!)
THE WANKYS (fuzzed-out Japan/Bristol worship from Leicester)
THE EXINGUISHERS (scorching ska-core, Bournemouth)
AGNOSY (stirring London metallic d-beaters you might recognise...)
BULLETRIDDEN (the West Country's newest gnarly crust-metal beast awakes)
plus info & record stalls, d-beat disco...
Sunday 10th:
Movie night, with vegan cafe, from 6pm @ Kebele social centre, 14 Robertson Rd, Bristol BS5 6JY
Showing 2 films from 8pm. The first film is a DIY doc entitled 'Actions versus Repressions', by the anarcho-art group Children of Bakunin & Moscow ABC. Made in 2009, with English subtitles, it focuses on the struggles of Russian anarchists & anti-fascists in the face of ongoing repression.
The second is Alix Lambert's 'The Mark of Cain' a documentary about the forbidden culture of prisoner tattoos in Russia. Much more than tattoo culture though, this doc lays bare the true horror of the Russian prison system, and you wonder how on earth Lambert gained access to some of Russia's most brutal prisons.
Cafe proceeds benefit a Moscow anti-fascist on the run after an attempt on their life.
Hosted by Bristol Anarchist Black Cross – supporting anarchist and class struggle prisoners first and foremost, but also of the position that every prisoner is a political prisoner - http://bristolabc.wordpress.com
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Original article on IMC Bristol:
http://bristol.indymedia.org/article/694202
