Thursday, 9 August 2007
TOUR! TOUR! TOUR!
The tour with The Pattern Theory is pretty much sorted now. Check out the poster for details but we might have to add one more date in Brum. Maybe.
Friday, 3 August 2007
Dance To The Radio: Out of the Woods and Trees
We've been asked to put 'Decimal Places' on the next Dance To The Radio compilation CD which we're really very pleased about as we'll be sitting alongside the likes of Forward Russia, Howling Bells, Snowden and You Slut. Ace!
Our mates Vessels and Fran Rodgers are also on there. This is also ace!
Kotki Dwa - 'Pad' The Taste - 'Till There Was You'
The Wallbirds -'Desperate'
You Slut! - 'MyBloodyJesusExplorerOnFire'
Snowden - 'Black Eyes' (Le Castle Vania Remix)
Bobby Cook - 'Homesick'
Grammatics - 'The Manageress'
Howling Bells – 'This City's Burning'
Shut Your Eyes And You'll Burst Into Flames - 'Futures Rewired'
I Concur - 'Decimal Places'
Prego - 'The Longest Calm'
The Pigeon Detectives - 'Left Alone'
Mother Vulpine - 'The Hand That Cracked The Bell'
Fran Rodgers -'She Dwelt Among Th'untrodden Ways'
¡Forward, Russia! -'Don't Be A Doctor'
The Displacements - 'AKA The Train'
Sky Larkin - 'Keepsakes' (Napoleon IIIrd Remix)
The Chapman Family - 'You Think You're Funny'
Vessels - 'Happy Accidents'
Held By Hands - 'Trading on Past Treasures'
You can read a bit more about it on Drowned in Sound. As you can probably tell we're quite chuffed.
You can read a bit more about it on Drowned in Sound. As you can probably tell we're quite chuffed.
Thursday, 26 July 2007
The Pattern Theory
We're off on a short tour with an amazing new Leeds bands called The Pattern Theory. Have a listen to their new EP. It's quality.
Dates for the joint-tour confirmed so far are:
Thu 6th September: QUBAR, Margate
Fri 7th September: CROSS KINGS, London
Mon 10th September: BUNKERS HILL, Nottingham
Tue 11th September: DRY BAR, Manchester
Wed 12th September: HEAD OF STEAM, Newcastle
Wish us luck!
Dates for the joint-tour confirmed so far are:
Thu 6th September: QUBAR, Margate
Fri 7th September: CROSS KINGS, London
Mon 10th September: BUNKERS HILL, Nottingham
Tue 11th September: DRY BAR, Manchester
Wed 12th September: HEAD OF STEAM, Newcastle
Wish us luck!
Leeds Festival
We didn't make it through to the final six to play at Leeds Festival I'm afraid. But some of our friends did so all good.
Thankfully we've got some bigger and better news just around the corner...
Thankfully we've got some bigger and better news just around the corner...
Thursday, 12 July 2007
Latitude
Toby and I are heading down for Latitude Festival this weekend. It should be a right ball with the likes of The National, Wilco, Midlake, Arcade Fire, Clap Your Hands, Annuals and all sorts of other great acts playing.
Have a look at www.latitudefestival.com - wow!
I'm also lucky enough to be joinging Vessels on stage for a five guitar wig-out on their closer 'Look At That Cloud!'. They're on stage at 4.30pm on Friday. It's the Radio1 Lake Stage thingy. If you're coming down please go watch them.
Easy, Chris
Have a look at www.latitudefestival.com - wow!
I'm also lucky enough to be joinging Vessels on stage for a five guitar wig-out on their closer 'Look At That Cloud!'. They're on stage at 4.30pm on Friday. It's the Radio1 Lake Stage thingy. If you're coming down please go watch them.
Easy, Chris
The National
We went to see The National at the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham last night and they were brilliant. The set mainly comprised of songs from ‘Alligator’ and ‘Boxer’ with each one sounding huge.
Every track they played seemed to take on a completely new feel to its recorded version with huge crashing delayed guitars, a wholesome pounding rhythm section and insane thrashing violin. It’s also frightening to think of how many of their songs have now become absolute anthems.
To top it off half of Leeds was at the venue and it was great to chat to new and old friends from iLiKETRAiNS, Glissando, Vessels, The Old House, Sandman and Drowned In Sound.
While we’re on the subject of Leeds we’d like to say a big thank you to all the Hold Steady fans who were really supportive of us at the Cockpit gig on Tuesday. It was quite scary to have about 400 people staring at us but we had a brilliant time.
Monday, 2 July 2007
The Hold Steady
We had a cracking Futuresound gig at the Cockpit last week. This Leeds Fest slot may yet come off.
Anyway, on the back of that show we've been offered our biggest gig to dates. Supporting the Hold Steady at the Cockpit. Just us, them and a full house. Yikes!
They're a brilliant band and you probably know all about them from Pitchfork or Uncut or something. Have a listen here - http://www.myspace.com/theholdsteady. We can't wait.
Anyway, on the back of that show we've been offered our biggest gig to dates. Supporting the Hold Steady at the Cockpit. Just us, them and a full house. Yikes!
They're a brilliant band and you probably know all about them from Pitchfork or Uncut or something. Have a listen here - http://www.myspace.com/theholdsteady. We can't wait.
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