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About Me

REYNELLA ENTERPRISE AND YOUTH CENTRE
10 Main South Rd, Reynella (Junk Food Corner)
Stage Against the Machine is a night of rock and roll held at the Reynella Enterprise & Youth Centre. The name reflects the impact that poker machines have had on the once vibrant live music culture in the southern area. Pokie lounges took over any space once used for bands and stole away all opportunities to play live music in the area! Now we're bringin' it back, and it all starts here!
Stage Against the Machine gigs happen fortnightly, on the third Friday of every month. We usually get about 150 people coming to see the bands. These bands are very talented young people ranging in age from 12 up to 25+ and play all genres of music. Come and check 'em out!
FOR BOOKINGS:
Bands can not be booked in play SATM through this myspace site.
In order to book in, you simply need to give the Reynella Enterprise and Youth Centre a call on 8387 5577, and speak to Nick or Celeste. Easy!

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 1/28/2007
Band Website: You are looking at it, fool!
Band Members: Some of the band that have played Stage Against the Machine are: The Threat of Popularity; The Fak; Closed Casket; Flame Boy Dodge; Mad Batch; Big Mistake; Screaming Eagles; Black Knight; Destruction Overdrive; Anti-Radio; In the Shadows; Hair on Fire; Against the Overdose; Desert Eagles; 5 Finger Disintegrator; Hekyl; Mad Batch; Gifted but twisted; Two Wrong Turns; Prisons Of Minds; The Kicks, Worlds Greatest Persuader; Informal; Crash Flavoured Disco; MPC; Half Cab; Kane Vs Abel; Finding Grace; Demeaning; Take -3; Something For the Pain; Relentless; Behind Dark Glasses; L.T.; The Daze; Jayden; Anna Karuis; Burial; Devonera; Pave the Way; Boosty Malakas; The Daze; Midsouth; The Silence Beneath; Trinity Road; Screaming Secrets; Fatality Cries; Perfect Weather; Out of Order; Four Finger Gap; The Cabs; Flying For Anna; Trinity Road; A Lapse in Reality; Deafening Silence; Mothership; Capitol of Authority; Jimmy & the Mirrors; Accusing Victoria.
Influences: Jesus
Sounds Like: A glitter explosion, with two teaspoons of excitement and just a dash of whimsy.
Record Label: unsigned
Type of Label: None

My Blog

SATM is Big in Japan

Oh my god....I just wrote the dopest blog. Seriously i broke a sweat, punching the keys so hard and fast. I broke the space bar and 's' and '!'. I was writing about how "I know you got a guitar pack ...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Mon, 07 Jan 2008 09:46:00 PST

Review November 15

Fresh ska band Accusing Victoria were up first. Featuring Ed on bass player from Out of Order. The band joined the list of bands to cover popular tune Ninty-nine Red Balloons, but Accusing Victoria ga...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Tue, 11 Dec 2007 01:30:00 PST

Review October 19

Closing last months gig, and opening this months was Perfect Weather. There was a special guest appearance by former-member Luke who played for the length of the set, bringing a bit of a nostalgic sen...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Tue, 11 Dec 2007 01:16:00 PST

Review September 21

Flame Boy Dodge always bring a bit of excitement and tonight was no exception. As bass player Dany was unable to play, Hair on Fire guitarist Sam stepped in to attempt to fill his shoes. Now I don't k...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Tue, 11 Dec 2007 01:12:00 PST

Review August 17

Tonight was our last winter show for the year, and Out of Order sent the chills packing with their punk thing. Funk punk band Mothership tonight played their first and possibly last SATM. They gave f...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Tue, 11 Dec 2007 01:08:00 PST

Review August 17

July 20 Review

This month's drug and alcohol free Stage Against the Machine kicked off with The Daze. The Daze kids payed tribute to one of their great influences, The Beetles, with a few of their tunes. Has guitar...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Thu, 16 Aug 2007 12:09:00 PST

June 15 Review

Friday June 15, the doors opened and masses of excited punters made their way through for a good night. Half-Cab pulled a big crowd in and were professional and powerful. The energy was insane and To...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 02:41:00 PST

May 18 Review

A Lapse in Reality is a reasonably new band on the scene. Essentially a metal band, a varying mix of styles are covered with this versatile group. An impressive line up of upcoming gigs indicates you'...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 02:34:00 PST

SATM May 4

Opening the show tonight was band Four Finger Gap playing some good punk and ska tunes. I love it when local bands cover other local bands songs, and I loved Four Finger Gap's version of Jerk's The Sq...
Posted by Stage Against the Machine on Wed, 16 May 2007 10:07:00 PST