Time Out (Melbourne)

THE FIVE BEST MUSIC EVENTS

THIS MONTH

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5 Listen Conference 2016: Feminist Futures The conference invites musicians, music industry workers and listeners to engage in discussion on feminism, creativity, performing, and more. This year’s central theme is Feminist Futures. à Bella Union, Lvl 1, Trades Hall, 54 Victoria St, Carlton South 3053. www.listenlist­enlisten.org/conference. Fri noon; Sat, Sun 10am. $30-$72. Oct 14-16.

3 Stranger Things Halloween Supersmall have dug into Jonathan Byers’ record stash (“all the best stuff...joy Division, Bowie, Television, Smiths”) for a synthheavy Halloween party. Dress like the kids of Stranger Things and in honour of Barb (RIP) there’s a $100 bar tab for best costume. à Supersmall Club, 147 Commercial Rd, South Yarra 3141. www.facebook.com/ events/1712708088­980165. 9pm. $6.22. Sun Oct 30.

4 The Panics The Australian stalwarts bring their multilayer­ed compositio­ns to Howler this October, following the release of their fifth studio album, Hole in the Head. Expect cinematic soundscape­s injected with themes of suburbia, racism, community displaceme­nt and climate change. à Howler, 7-11 Dawson St, Brunswick 3056. h-w-l-r.com. 7pm. $25. Sat Oct 15.

2 Nai Palm The Grammy-nominated artist, frontwoman and guitarist for Melbourne band Hiatus Kaiyote plays a rare solo show, delivering her acclaimed blend of funk, hip-hop, RNB and jazz. She’ll perform songs from Hiatus Kaiyote’s back catalogue alongside her own material as well as choice cover versions. à Kew Court House, 188 High St, Kew 3101. kewcourtho­use.com.au. 8pm. $25$69. Fri Oct 28.

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