PULP MAGAZINE IS BACK. IN. BLACK.

On March the 6th at Manning Bar PULP Magazine will be launching their black and white 19th issue. They've been working hard over the holidays to bring you their baddest issue yet.

Available will be a limited tab, fresh Mexican food from Manning Cantina, and some of Eora's best offerings of live music including...

Manfredo Lament: Manfredo Lament is a fully improvised, groove-based project led by Kurt Lam on synth and keys, and Gabriel Haslam on drums. Along with their rotating cast of musicians that form the band, Manfredo Lament have cemented their place in the Australian music scene, spearheading a new generation of improvised and instrumental bands in Sydney.

Hinano Fujisaki: Sydney-based saxophonist, improviser, and composer presents ‘home is’ – music written as a thank you to everyone who has made her feel at home. Featuring Jacques Emery on the double bass, Bonnie Stewart on drums and voice and Lauren Tsamouras on the piano, her music weaves folkloric melodies against different soundscapes and textures, evoking nostalgic memories and feelings of warmth and safety.

Heartholder: Eora/Sydney-based producer and instrumentalist Heartholder steps into a new musical lane while paying homage to boundary-pushing nu jazz and electronic music in Australia and globally. Inspired by artists as diverse as Yussef Dayes, Vegyn, Overmono, Nala Sinephro, RJD2, Skin On Skin, and corto.alto, heartholder creates an eclectic fusion of modern jazz and club sounds marked by distorted saxophone and chopped acoustic breaks mixed with vocals inspired by UK grime and drill. With contrast always firmly at the centre, live performance and elements of improvisation weave between glitched samples and heavy subs.

Arrive early, wear all black, and be ready for a dark night of PULP

TL:DR

Wear All Black

Come Early

Live Bands

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Art by Miles Hiroshi Huýnh @mileshiroshi on Instagram

Poster Design by PULP

* This is strictly an 18+ event. USU practices the responsible service of alcohol and encourages the responsible consumption of alcohol. Physical or digital ID must be presented at entry (driver’s license/passport/proof of age card).

The Launch of PULP Issue 19 is held on the land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We recognise this land was never terra nullius — the land belonging to these peoples was never ceded, given up, bought or sold. We pay our respects to Aboriginal Elders past, present and emerging, and we extend this acknowledgment to any other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.