Saturday, November 13, 2010
Setlist: November 11th 2010
Art in a Bathroom [intro music]
Technocracy
Backtraced by the Cyber Police
Rutger
Nabokov
Nice Production Values
Jennie's on an Aeroplane
Monday, November 1, 2010
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Set List: October 7th 2010
Alchemy
Technocracy
Backtraced By The Cyber Police
Rutger (one day this song will have a finalised name)
Napalm Sky
Nabokov
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
Technocracy
Backtraced By The Cyber Police
Rutger (one day this song will have a finalised name)
Napalm Sky
Nabokov
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Set List: September 30th 2010
Alchemy
Technocracy
Husk (formerly known as Rutger Sings Beautifully)
Backtraced By The Cyber Police
Napalm Sky
Nabokov
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
Technocracy
Husk (formerly known as Rutger Sings Beautifully)
Backtraced By The Cyber Police
Napalm Sky
Nabokov
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Sunday, August 8, 2010
+1
We've got another show coming up. Thursday the 11th of November at Happy. More details to follow...
Friday, August 6, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Show Review - June 26th
"The night began with the sights, sounds, and enthusiasm of Rutger & Wendy. Wendy started the show by trying to get the crowd into the groove and dance, even though the crowd wasn't drunk enough I'm sure I saw temptation glittering in some peoples eyes.
Rutger & Wendy are a mix of electronic rock and improvised dance, zapped with a hundred volts of glitter. Sharing the vocal duties their songs range from hip-shakers to robot ballads. Wendy on vocals/guitar and Rutger on bass/keyboards/vocals were troubled by a bit of drummer difficulties but it was an experience to see them play.
What other band can you hear a song sung by Optimus Prime?"
Excerpt taken from Serpenzine issues 3 (July 2010).
Written by Bex Thomas.
Rutger & Wendy are a mix of electronic rock and improvised dance, zapped with a hundred volts of glitter. Sharing the vocal duties their songs range from hip-shakers to robot ballads. Wendy on vocals/guitar and Rutger on bass/keyboards/vocals were troubled by a bit of drummer difficulties but it was an experience to see them play.
What other band can you hear a song sung by Optimus Prime?"
Excerpt taken from Serpenzine issues 3 (July 2010).
Written by Bex Thomas.
Friday, July 9, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Set List: June 26th 2010
I Thought Applause Was Apple Sauce
Napalm Sky
Alchemy
Nebulous
Technocracy
Rutger Sings Beautifully
Saviour Machine [David Bowie]
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
Napalm Sky
Alchemy
Nebulous
Technocracy
Rutger Sings Beautifully
Saviour Machine [David Bowie]
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Recent Reads
It begins with Mark Spitz's Bowie: A Biography. Pretty inspiring for the first three quarters or so. Particularly around the Diamond Dogs - Station to Station period. Unfortunately around Lodger he basically starts just going through the motions.
Then yesterday/today I read (well re-read, I went through a beat phase when I was 17) Queer by William Burroughs. Not a bad little book, too quick to get annoying.
I then planned on reading Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (finally), but it was out so I settled for American Psycho instead.
~~Wendy~~
However that book lead me to John Rechy's City of Night. The story of a youngman and the people he meets as he hustles his way across the United States.
Next (for reasons I won't explain here) I chose to read Mysterious Skin by Scott Heim. Which is basically about the different ways in which two boys deal with the experience of being preyed upon by their Little League coach.
Also, if you haven't, check Gregg Araki's film adaptation. I like it better than the book myself, though that's possibly only because I saw it first (and am planning on rewatching it this evening).
Next (for reasons I won't explain here) I chose to read Mysterious Skin by Scott Heim. Which is basically about the different ways in which two boys deal with the experience of being preyed upon by their Little League coach.
Also, if you haven't, check Gregg Araki's film adaptation. I like it better than the book myself, though that's possibly only because I saw it first (and am planning on rewatching it this evening).
Then yesterday/today I read (well re-read, I went through a beat phase when I was 17) Queer by William Burroughs. Not a bad little book, too quick to get annoying.
I then planned on reading Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (finally), but it was out so I settled for American Psycho instead.
~~Wendy~~
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Between Butterflies
Image taken from this site.
Originally seen in Juxtapoz issue 111 (April 2010).
Artist: Joshua Petker
~~Wendy~~
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Set List: February 12th 2010
I Thought Applause Was Apple Sauce
Napalm Sky
Richard III [Supergrass]
Technocracy
Nebulous
Jennie's On An Aeroplane
~~Wendy~~
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Baby Steps
A new era begins.
Rutger and Wendy are making their debut this coming Friday February 12th at Happy, corner of Tory and Vivian Streets, Wellington.
Entry is $10, but I believe that includes a copy of the new album by Vostok Lake (who is the shows headliner).
Make sure you're there by 10pm to avoid missing out.
~~Wendy~~
Rutger and Wendy are making their debut this coming Friday February 12th at Happy, corner of Tory and Vivian Streets, Wellington.
Entry is $10, but I believe that includes a copy of the new album by Vostok Lake (who is the shows headliner).
Make sure you're there by 10pm to avoid missing out.
~~Wendy~~
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