New Zealand band Skeptics controversial music video directed by Stuart Page, A.F.F.C.O. (1987) was originally banned by TVNZ but eventually it screened on A.F.F.C.O. (1987)...
The AXEMEN were all screen printers when they banged into each other while in Dunedin 1983. Lawrence Lens shot this Super 8 flick in which Stu Kowalski takes the punters on a journey down Screen Printer's Lane, demonstrating the process of making one (untypically tiny) poster for a peace gig where the AXEMEN played in Christchurch Cathedral (true) and were interrupted mid-set by the announcement that Nelson Mandela had been freed! (The AXEMEN had previously often included riffs from the "Screen Printing"...
Steve's ageless dirge reveals a prone McCabe at Chippendale Hall, Dunedin 1987, coins on shut eyelids, candles melting into offering hands, unattended cigarette smoking between his lips, 1957 Isle of Man Golden Jubilee TT races flicker across his corpse-like demeanour. "Mourning of...
As shown in TVNZ Dunedin and...
AXEMEN are from New Zealand, this clip features four songs from the rare double vinyl gatefold LP "Three Virgins"...
AXEMEN are seen here in a rare live TV performance on TV3's AXEMEN on TV3's...
As shown in TVNZ Dunedin and...
As shown in TVNZ Dunedin and...
Bob's witty ditty invoked a double take whilst visiting München, Brannigan witnessed the Bavarian city wall-papered with posters for a "Carmen on Ice"...
Probably the peak of Lawrence Lens's celluloid involvement with AXEMEN is this quasi-instructional film AXEMEN "Drink For...

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