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#185 > NOV 23rd 2006 - new issue on line every Thursday afternoon |
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Get
your mood on, get your head on, get your boots on, here we go again, more
closely guarded lines and beautifully messy contradictions and things that
go crunch crunch crunch in the pond – never drowning, always waving. Part
185 in the fractured quest, the on-going search for those electric eclectic
diamonds and those shiny pieces of musical treasure lurking in the big
pile of bug dust that’s as muddy as a muddy pig caught in a muddy landslide.
We like to think that Organ is part of your on-going antidote to the average,
that Organ is for you people who demand just a little bit more when you
dip your shiny red painted toe into the devil’s pissy water. None of us
look a bit like any religious icon and no one talks like a gentleman around
here (watch him now, here he comes). So much good music and creativity
out there if you can be bothered to go find it, you have to go find it
though, it’s not going to come to you, you have to get involved. Here’s
this week’s set of signposts and links, here are some of the things exciting
us enough to make is want to shout about them again this week. Welcome
once more to you weekly on-line pocket size version of Organ |
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IS THIS WHY YOU BOOKMARKED ME |
Who
is/are MIKROKOSMOS?
CHRISTIAN HAYES, he who was
once of Cardiacs, Levitation, Dark Star and before that Ring and his mysterious
project that we all thought was lost for ever (you may remember a track
on the Cardiacs and Affectionate Friends album we released - and a My Space
page has just appeared....
About Mikrokosmos (from their
My Space page)
Man is ..Heaven and earth,
and lower spheres, the four elements and whatever is within them, wherefore
he is properly called by the name of Mikrokosmos, for he is the whole world
..Know then that there is also within man in his body a starry firmament
with a mighty course of planets and stars that have exaltations, conjunctions
and oppositions.. Paracelsus. The material presented here is from the album
Mikrokosmos ~ In The Heart Of The Home, written and recorded by mikrokosmos
on eight-track in the black winter of 1994 / 1995 at The Corridor, Shepherds
Bush, West London, England. These songs have had a troubled existence.
Believed lost for good after The Corridor was all but destroyed by a flood
in the autumn of 1995 the tapes were thought to have been thrown into a
skip in the hurried clean up operation. It wasn't until the summer of 1997
that they surfaced, returned anonymously by post to the studio. Some of
the reels were water damaged others arrived crumpled and unwound.
After much painstaking restoration the songs were salvaged, transfered
and mixed in the autumn of 1997. The masters were then put away and forgotten
for another nine years. Although complete the album has never been released
and these songs appear here for the very first time. Hooray!
http://www.myspace.com/mikrokosmos1
THEATRES DES VAMPIRES
activity
Sonya Scarlet, singer with
Theatres Des Vampires and Fabian (Keyboards) are coming along to
the next Vampyre Connexion Monthly gathering at the Blue Posts Pub
(London) on the 30th Nov to meet all their fans. So if you have not yet
come to a regular Goth/Vamp monthly social gathering this is the one to
come to. (Entry is free for members and a £1 for non-members. Upstairs
@ The Blue Post, 81, Newman St, London, W1T 3EU (off Oxford street)
Two DJ sets on the same night
- If you want to dance to a selection of songs from Sonya Scarlet and Fabian,
you can take yourself off on Saturday 2nd December to the delightful Slimelight
(London) Torrens Street Angel (www.slimelight.net) at midnight or
to the little more refined Club Lick at 58 Hoe Street Walthamstow E 17
London, they’ll be spinning at the fetish club at 2AM - www.fleshpromotions.com
- “Don't miss the opportunity to listen live to a special DJ set
from your favourite Vampiress” Finally on Sunday 3rd December, the
Countess Sonya Scarlet and Fabian, will be available to meet at the Devonshire
at Camden Town (London). They will be there at 9 PM, for a nice night with
friends and fans. “Another opportunity to be near the most evil and sexy
vampire of the century!”
Meanwhile, February 2007
sees the release of a new album from Theatres des Vampires - Desire of
Damnation (The Addiction tour) is the title of the new Double CD
(Plastic Head/Blackend). The new album will include the audio version of
the recently released live DVD along with four new studio songs, three
remixes and an orchestral version of a medley between Vampyrica (2001)
and Suicide Vampire (2002) performed by the Tenor Voice Franco Carta (Vampyre
Dionysus), and arranged and directed by composer Stefano Lazzoni. To promote
this new album, Theatres des Vampires will play several shows all around
Europe in the next year including a launch party in London –
Vampyre Dionisus and the
Vampyre Connexion proudly present: A night of decadent delights for your
entertainment, pain and pleasure. Saturday 3rd February 2007
Theatres des Vampires’ Desires
of damnation release party with D.U.S.T, Dolls of Pain, Courtesan and Satanic
Sluts. Tickets available from Resurrection Records Camden , Slimelight
and at Vampyre Connexion events. online purchase at :
www.myspace.
com/vamp_ dionisus
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THINGS TO GET SHOUTING ABOUT? |
| CATS AND CATS AND CATS
open up BOILEROOM – Run For Your Life!
“Boileroom is a brand new
creative arts music venue in Guildford. We aim to be open seven nights
a week, and have a massive variety of acts each month” The venue
opens on Friday December 1st with a Run For Your Life Launch Night – an
evening of organised noise with Cats and Cats and Cats, Falenizza Horsepower,
Bottlenose Dolphins and Guns or Knives. £6 more details from
www.wearerunningforourlives.co.uk
NIRVANA MAN ON TOUR WITH
FLIPPER
- Former Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic is to join San Francisco's punkers
Flipper on a UK and Ireland tour that includes the band's appearance at
ATP's Nightmare Before Christmas on 9 Dec. Tour dates as follows:
11 Dec: London, Scala
13 Dec: Manchester, Academy
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14 Dec: Glasgow, Garage
15 Dec: Belfast, Lavery's
16 Dec: Dublin, The Village
17 Dec: Galway, Roisin Dubh
EARTH complete new
release.
Southern Lord recording artists
Earth have finished the recording and mastering of their latest album tentatively
entitled Hibernaculam. The audio material consists of (3) old Earth classics
redone in a different, stark and clean tone (ala the "Hex" material)
plus the track "A Plague of Angels" which was previously available on a
rare tour-only 12".
The album will be a special
dual CD/DVD "hybrid". With the audio mentioned above on one side, an Earth
documentary filmed by Seldon Hunt lies on the other. The documentary features
many interviews with Dylan Carlson and live footage from the groups 2006
European
tour.
Track-listing:
CD SIDE: 1. Ouroboros Is
Broken, 2. Coda Maestoso In F (Flat) Minor, 3. Miami Morning Coming Down,
4. A Plague of Angels (2006 mix) DVD Side: Earth Documentary with interviews
and live footage (filmed by Seldon Hunt)
Personel: Dylan Carlson:
Fender Telecaster, Adrienne Davies: Drums, Jonas Haskins: BassVI &
Rickenbacker, Steve Moore: Trombone & Wurlitzer, Don McGreevy: Fender
Bass
Hibernaculam will be released
on Southern Lord in the first half of 2007; more info coming soon
www.southernlord.com
| www.thronesanddominions.com
John on the phone...... |
Message dated 23/11/2006
10:30:48 GMT Standard Time: This is to let you know that the new solo CD,
"Singularity", is now up for sale at www.sofasound.com.
Best regards Peter
Hammill
ONLINE
RADIO STATION DANDELION TAKE OVER PEEL'S FESTIVE FIFTY - The people
behind an internet radio station established in the memory of John Peel
have announced they will be continuing Peel's traditional Festive Fifty
this year.
Organisers
of Dandelion Radio explain: "John Peel started the Festive Fifty in 1976
as a listeners' poll of the best tracks of the year. It wasn't held the
next year, resumed by popular demand in 1978, and has been held every year
since, with an extra 'All Time Festive 50' in 1999. Radio One has decided
not to continue with it this year, but some of John Peel's old programme
team, feeling that the tradition should be kept alive, have asked internet
station Dandelion Radio to take over the sleigh reins and keep it going.
So this year, the Festive 50 continues on www.dandelionradio.com".
Anyone can vote in the poll by visiting the below page on the station's
website
http://www.dandelionradio.com/pages/festive50_poll_form.html
HUSSIESKUNK
is an excellent on line radio station and website, another part of the
ever evolving antidote – go explore over at www.hussieskunk.com
“Radio For Punk Snobs” so they proudly state. The top 15 most played bands
last week were: The Pauki , Anal Beard, Thrice, Die Toten Hosen, Saves
The Day, The Spinoffs, Bad Religion, Exploited, Hudson Falcons, Vaginal
Discharge, Cockroach Candies, Kill The Hippies, Sugarcult, Tower Blocks,
Umbrella Bed, Yeah Yeah Yeahs...
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ORGAN
ON YOUR RADIO @
RESONANCE 104.4FM -
NOW IT'S WEEKLY! - every Sunday night, 10.30pm, one hour of us on the radio.
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The new year long series
of
ORGAN TV is on your screens
in the UK right now. Every Wednesday evening, 10.30pm
on the OPEN ACCESS 2 Channel on SKY
173. And now due to the
fine response, repeated every Sunday on SKY 883 at 11.30pm.
What's it all about? Simple,
just good music, and the art of good video making... Same musical
policy as we've always had with Organ - the labels are just handy signposts,
as long as the music and video making has that X factor - expect a healthy
eye/earboiling mix of metal, punk, prog, beats, post rock, post punk, post
man pat, hardcore, indie, alternative, pronk, whatever..... music and creativity
for the open minded
(and if you think your video
should be on then shout in our direction)
Music TV done ORGAN style
You can catch the ORGAN TV
show on the OPEN ACCESS 2 channel via SKY 173 at 10.30pm UK time every
Wednesday. The show is repeated on Sunday nights at 11.30pmon OPEN ACCESS
1 via SKY 883
Now where else are you going
to get to see Spider Baby or Colt or Yip-Yip or Zero Cipher on UK music
TV?
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HERE'S
WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU THIS WEEK....
ORGAN TV on THE OPEN ACCESS
CHANNEL
(SKY 173 Wed 22nd NOV 10.30pm,
repeated on SKY 883 Sun 26th NOV)
SIKTH - How May I Help You
(Gut)
CATS AND CATS AND CATS -
Young Persons Guide (Win Win Win)
65DAYSOFSTATIC - Radio Protector
(Monotreme)
YIP YIP - Candy Dinner
CARDIACS - Day is Gone (Alphabet)
TANGAROA - Vietnamese
Killing Queens (Anti-Culture)
EPHEL DUATH - The Passage
(Earache)
ORGAN TV on THE OPEN ACCESS
CHANNEL
(SKY 173 Wed 30th NOV 10.30pm,
repeated on SKY 883 Dec 3rd NOV)
EPHEL DUATH - The Message
(Earache)
SIDEARM - Victim Junkie
(unsigned)
MC LARS - Captain Ahab
(Horris)
ZABRINSKI - Executive Decision
(Angst)
COLT - Demon In The Wheels
(S.T.L.T)
THE MONO EFFECT – Confidence
(unsigned)
BLEEDING THROUGH - Kill
To Believe (Roadrunner) |
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DEMO TIME |
| Like
we already said - we shall no longer be reviewing a million demos,
we're just going to tell you about the very very best once a week, no more
time for the average, only the most exciting - we're very very selective,
when we tell you it's goood then it really is goooooooood
DEMO
OF THE WEEK
Didn't
hear a demo that moved us enough to commit tooooooo words this week, next
week I expect...
Last
week's demo of the week - CLUB LE SHARK
Previous
demo's of the week - THEY DIED TOO YOUNG
/ INVASION / OPHELIA
TORAH / THE MERLIN BIRD / LEAVE
THE CAPITAL /
GRAVANZIA / CHET
/ LADY PROMISE / FTSE100
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STEAL GANDHI /
ALL
DARK MORNINGS / SHADY BARD / SHILOE
/ THE RAMPTON RELEASE DATE / BATTLEWITCH
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THE FLESH HAPPENING / VESSELS
/ BLACK JACKSON / INNER
RAGE / ALLERGO
/ BROOKE / CARTRIDGE
/ PERHAPS CONTRAPTION
/ THE PROCESS VOID |
'NEW
ALBUMS WE’RE LISTENING TO THIS WEEK…… |
ALBUM
OF THE WEEK
DUSTIN’S
BAR MIZVAH – Get Your Mood On (Hungry Kid) - Mouth agape, shaking my head
in sheer disbelief, I delightfully cope with the beautiful buzz of what
I’m hearing. With no qualms what so ever, I can instantly state that Dustin’s
Bar Mitzvah’s debut album the most horrendously good thing I’ve stumbled
across (this week), would you like me to elaborate? Voices like bratty
cockney weasels slamming through your door, guitars like having broken
glass shoved in your fish, chips and jellied eels, songs that weld the
ideas of melody, composition and rhythm with inspired bratty cocksure yelping
and the overall cohesiveness of Cow Gum. Two of my friends come running
in to see what it is, I feel embarrassed at not having told them before,
shame on me, shame on me.
Brilliant, even better than staying home and listening to the Ramones,
ignore the voices in your head or whatever you may have read. Gloriously
leery shouty bratty youthful right-in-your-boat-race, cocky, confident,
infectious, catchy, London punk rock brilliance. Frantic, mouthy, fast,
very shouty mouthy shouty shouty shouty. If they weren’t in a band they’d
be liberty taking shoplifting hooligans or ‘aving it large flogging hooky
DVDs of Paddingtons gigs or doing time (or all three – actually they probably
are doing all three already, as well as being in a band, well maybe not
doing time, not yet anyway). Rambunctiously brilliant, the new Pin Ups!
The real towers of London. Obnoxiously good, loveably obnoxious, butter
wouldn’t melt in their (foul) mouths - angelic upstarts, cockney rejects.
Pin ups pun ups, go go go, art bruts. Actually these songs are really seriously
infectious, they really do have the cohesiveness of cow gum when they’re
all gathered together like this. The Dustins know they can be cocky about
it, they know they’ve got everything they need to back up the mouthy swagger.
This is a great big told you so, ‘ave-some-of-that, wallop of a debut album.
Dustin’s Bar Mitzvah just gathered together all their greatest hits, re-recorded
versions of their already classic singles and chased them all down the
road with a whole load of equally good new ones (like the excellent Catholic
Boya). A brilliantly cocky stylish riot of a classic ’77 punk rock album
– the real deal, you don’t really expect the real ’77 deal in this day
and age do you? Well here it bleedin’ well is, pin ups, sorted, get yer
very best mood on, oh yes, mouth agape indeed. I love it, you’ll love it,
everyone will love it, incendiary exuberance. Late challenge for album
of the year, out on December 4th go grab it. www.dustins.co.uk
ALBUM
OF THE WEEK 2
CRIME
IN CHOIR - Trumpery Metier (PPPPP) - Let's not beat about the bush. There's
a long, involved, careful way to review this album. One that goes on about
Crime In Choir's impeccable avant-underground American rock pedigree, namedropping
the much-loved, genuine word-of-mouth bands that the musicians also happen
to be in. Bands like At The Drive-In, The Mass, The F'ing Champs, Circus
Lupus... words like 'compelling instrumental rock' and 'analogue keyboards'
and 'energy' and 'humungous melodies' could also be bandied around.
And then, there's the quick way: It's prog! It's progging well prog.
It's bloody good progging well prog, with a proper seventies sound and
none of that nasty post-punk influence that so many of those other young
whippersnappers insist on distressing our more sensitive readers with.
I'll go one further: not only does it have that warm, glowing melodic analogue
sound perfected by Camel and it has the energy and verve sorely lacking
(sorry) from much of said band's output. This is that gorgeous Canterbury
scene sound - utterly late Seventies, embedded deep in the psyche of many
of a later generation via the medium of TV theme tunes - played with perfect
wide-awake freshness. There is nothing watered-down, ironic or apologetic
to this album, it's honest love. And it doesn't matter if you've never
heard of, let alone heard the music of Hatfield And The North, UK, Soft
Machine, IQ, Zag and the Coloured Beads, Tangerine Dream, or National Health:
Crime In Choir have achieved a strange timelessness with their sound. They've
absorbed the good things that draw people to those original bands - the
arrangements, the instrumentation, the fearless appreciation of melody
- but deliver them with a naturalness and, frankly, balls, that is completely
contemporary.
It should be no surprise that this has emerged from the astonishing current
Californian avant-rock scene: yet another example of something in the water
around SF and Oakland. Founded in 2000, Crime In Choir is something of
a supergroup, consisting of Kenny Hopper and Jarrett Wrenn (ex At The Drive-In)
on piano/keyboards and guitar respectively, Jesse Reiner (also in Citay)
on synthesisers, Tim Soete (also in the F*cking Champs) on drums, Matt
Waters (singer and Sax player in The Mass) on sax, with Seth Lorinczi of
Circus Lupus and The Quails providing studio bass. "Trumpery Metier"
is nine splendid tracks, no filler, of bright, rich lead-line-driven melody.
There's a tiny bit of mathy business but counting never, ever takes the
place of tunes - each composition is deceptively simple to the ear, almost
innocent, the great musicianship entirely subservient to the tune and the
interplay of string machine (mmm, sounds like a Logan), lead-line synth,
unashamedly melodic lead guitar. More than once, it's seriously reminiscent
of the soundtrack to The Long Good Friday (hmm, wasn't the composer in
a Canterbury scene band? Curved Air?) Hang on, hang on... just got
to the final track again, "Octopus In The Piano"... what can I say?
WHAT A TUNE! I'm sitting here grinning like a lunatic. Aside from
getting a five-P rating, I don't care what music you're into, this is so
accessible only a total curmudgeon can resist it. It's just plain
enjoyable. It's not out in the UK until Jan 8th 2007 (via Cargo
distribution), so in the meantime I'm going torment certain of my miserable,
skeptical, non-believing-in-new-bands P-head friends by playing it down
the phone at them, cackle. Or there may be a download or two at www.crimeinchoir.net
(Marina)
ALSO
CHECK OUT
THE
KNIVES OF NEPTUNE – Lakes (D Star) - A crammed packed full album, a concept
album, big bold brave epic expansive rock. An album for fans of Muse or
Cave-In or My Chemical Romance or early Marillion or Smashing Pumpkins
– one of those albums where it all works as one great big Misplaced Childhood
style whole of a track. My Chemical Romance with the epic boldness and
thankfully without the emo clichés. Grandiose slices of soaring
melody and bold bombastic adventure. The Knives Of Neptune are from Melbourne,
Australia, a four-piece band armed with extra horns, gongs, timpani and
a choral section, here’s the link if you’re curious. www.myspace.com/theknivesofneptune
SWAD
– 10am The Sky is Blue (Casket) - Stop all buses and boats and grab a slice
of this, been out a couple of months in the UK but hey, when did we ever
give a flying bottle of Donnington urine about release dates and crap like
that? We are after all only here for the music, it’s not like this is cream
cheese at the back of the slug infested fridge and useless once the release
date is more than two weeks ago. Anglo French rock and a debut album from
a band with more than a slice of Kepone/Melvins style alternativeness lacing
their fine sound. Let’s throw some stolen words like “rasping”, “confrontational”,
“rageful”, urgent (we didn’t steal that one) at it and hey, impressive
stuff. Alternative metal-edged rock that immediately demands attention
with that rather classy imaginative Melvins edge it attacks you with –
www.myspace.com/swadband
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terrorists!! mice!! prostitutes!! |
THE
FLESH HAPPENING are coming.... On 1st December, Brighton's
notorious purveyors of the depraved The Flesh Happening release their first
single, a double A-side of the songs Kamikaze and Waste. The single will
be available from all good record shops and the TFH web site. “We'd
also like to invite you to the launch party for the single. Here are the
details”:
Friday 1st December 2006
@ The Cowley Club, 12 London Road, BRIGHTON with support from: The Bobby
McGee's (www.myspace.com/thebobbymcgees)
Doors: 8pm
Hope to see you there...
Love,
TFHxxx
www.thefleshhappening.com
www.myspace.com/thefleshhappening
* Nov 25 - Demo against the
BNP's annual conference in Blackpool. Meet at 12 noon, the square at the
top of Victoria Street, Blackpool at the side entrance to the Winter Gardens.
http://82.69.12.18/lancasteruafblog/index.php?itemid=541
* Nov 25 - Demo to stop the
demolition of The Queen's Pub, Queens Market, Upton Park, East London (Upton
Pk tube) 12-3pm at the pub. Fight 'gentrification' and the destruction
of communities for the Olympics. www.friendsofqueensmarket.org.uk
* Nov 29 - Dec 13 - Look
out for Mooreen in central Sheffield – a squatted social centre - 2 weeks
of gigs, workshops & films - www.mooreen.aktivix.org
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MEDIA |
IQ
– Stage DVD (Giant Electric Pea) - A well packaged, good-looking DVD. If
you're into IQ, this is a pretty satisfying item. You get two well-authored
DVDs in a decent fold-out case; the first is their July 2005 performance
at famed US progressive and avant rock festival Nearfest, the second at
the Burg Herzberg festival, Germany. The footage and editing is, unlike
so many live DVDs coming our way, nicely produced - which is to say it
doesn't cut every bloody second as if its a car ad, it doesn't boom the
camera pointlessly across the stage over and over again, and cheesy effects
are absent. Clean, thoughtful old-school editing, where you get time to
see the band's performance, and a tasteful use of split screen that actually
works. The Nearfest gig looks good, and IQ are sounding better than I've
heard in a long time (and their new drummer Andy Edwards is great). However,
the outdoor German gig shows them looking more relaxed on stage, more like
the band that was blowing the roof off packed tiny venues in the 80s -
the make up has been swapped for video projections, these days. Actually,
those projections suit IQ down to the ground, they’re done well. Highlights
are It All Stops Here at Nearfest and Awake And Nervous at Herzberg (and
special mention to Laurence the roadie's Prog As FCUK t-shirt). There's
a few extras - a soundcheck, some backstage home movie stuff. All
in all, a pretty pleasing thing for any IQ afficionado to possess. www.gep.co.uk/iq |
LIVE |
GENE SERENE/GOBSAUSAGE
- Dada Discs launch night @ Fly, London – Nov 2006
Review removed, dada dadied....
(MC who?)
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SINGLES |
SINGLE
OF THE WEEK
GIANT
PAW – Early Riser/Something Around A (Feral Electronics/Absynthe Art) –
What is this? Is it a limited edition two track CD that comes in inspiringly
fine packaging or is it a limited edition screen printed artcard that just
happens to come with a good looking CD inside? (the artwork extends to
the on-body CD print). Whichever way around it is, it’s all one rather
fine inspiring whole. Limited to just 200 copies (ours is number 98), high
quality screen printing, so good to handle, so good to look at, you really
want the music to be good enough to compliment the fine artwork (by Chin
Keeler of Glass Shrimp), you really want this to work as a whole, please
please make the music as good as the art. The music does, the music
is, all is good – locked-on electronica, two nice long trancy krautish
locked-on mellowed out primal screams. Metal Box flavoured tracks that
build up and hold you in so so well, indeed the second builds in to a subtle
razor-edged confrontation. Early Riser is like Can on Neu playing US alt.country
rock and relaxed morning Californian Kowolski style desert drive, whistling
away without a care in the world (or maybe every care? What do they need
to rise so early, where do they need to get? Who they leaving behind?)
only no, that’s just the feel, we’re really on the N29 Northbound in London
and we’ve been to the Lock and what does this girl really want? This is
rather excellent (hope it’s just a tale), would be anyway without all the
art and the card, the music itself would be enough (hope the account didn’t
get cleared out). The almost nine minutes of Something Around is a little
more frenzied than Early Riser, Something sets sail to different destinations
and courses that change at the least distraction, way out past just another
boring drug song. Both tracks are rather fine and this whole thing comes
highly recommended. Treat yourself and Investigate via www.giantpaw.co.uk
ALSO
CHECK OUT
THE
OXFAM GLAMOUR MODELS – 8 Cans Yeah (Marquis Cha Cha) – Finally getting
around to following up to their very fine debut (Organ single of the week
and loved petty much by everyone everywhere). Kick Out The Grams was a
fine declaration of intent, this time it’s broken mobile phones, fractured
8 packs of youthful romance and cheapskate larger out of the local supermarket,
that and shots at/celebrations of fake London accents (they’re from Middlesborough).
There goes something about Jonathan Ross and indeed Yevgeny Zamyatin, clever-ass
situationists . Spiky and shouty and pointy indie/artrock and indeed more
art brutness, doesn’t quite bite like the first time around and Dustin’s
Bar Mitzvah have stolen everyone’s thunder this week. Actually B-side,
Book Club, is probably the more demanding of the two tracks – a fine follow
up single then, not quite as good as their debut, still worth your time
and hard earned though, better than pissing it all up against the wall
anyway. www.oxfamglamourmodels.com
/ www.marquischacha.co.uk
Last
week's single of the week - CHROME HOOF/
FRANK
TURNER
Previously
- ESKIMO DISCO / THE
RACE / OCTOBER FILE / MOISTBOYZ
/ THE LOVES / THE
EDUCATION / JESUS LICKS / EINSTELLUNG
/ SPIDERBABY / THE
VITAMINS / THE GRESHAM FLYERS / THE
DRESDEN DOLLS /
THE ANSWER / DEAD
DISCO / THE BLACK TULIPS / METRO
RIOTS / PATCHWORK GRACE / TANGAROA/
SHRAG
/ LOSTPROPHETS / STASI
/ DOLIUM / SERENA-MANEESH
/ DECORATION
/ i LIKE TRAINS / THE
OXFAM GLAMOUR MODELS / PSAPP / GREENSPACE
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PLAYLISTS, TOP TENS, THINGS LIKE THAT |
| SEAN
ORGAN - TOP 10 PLAYLIST for this week in no particular order - well
actually it is in order this week, this is the playlist from last Sunday's
Resonance
FM radio show
1:
DEATH ORGAN - Hate (Ad Perpetuam Memorian)
2:
BOSSK - 1 (demo)
3:
GOBSAUSAGE - Spray Girl Calling (demo)
4:
THESE ARMS ARE SNAKES - Dear Lodge (Jade Tree)
5:
TIGER FORCE - Five Six I Got Sticks (Marquis Cha Cha)
6:
CHARLES CAMPBELL JONES - Stars (Bronze Rat)
7:
SEASICK STEVE - Thangs Going Up, Thangs Going Down (download)
8:
CRIME IN CHOIR - Complete Upsmanship (GLS)
9:
YOUNG WIDOWS - The First Half (Jade Tree)
10:
CATS AND CATS AND CATS - Fight Fight With Fight (Run For Your Life)
11:
DON CABALLERO - I Agree.... No!.... I Disagree (Relapse)
12:
ANTI PRODUCT - - Good Vibrations (download)
13:
THEY DIED TOO YOUNG - Hanger Lane (demo)
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STREET DOGS - There's Power In A Union (DRT)
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SUBHUMANS - Rain (Fat Wreck)
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RIP
CRUNCHER'S VIDEO OF THE WEEK
ABBA attempting to be like
Pink Floyd?, what the Hell's he/she on about? If this had been layered
with a few guitars and a monster bass I can imagine it sounding like Iron
Maiden can't you?...i.e preposterous lyrics, soaring mock falsetto vocals
& tight leather trousers? (oh...plus the eagles etc). And I'm damned
f****n' sure Anna-Frid supports West Ham anyway...
RIP
CRUNCHER'S VIDEO OF THE WEEK has been removed again, this
time by the authorities at YouTube - normal service next week I should
think.... but then again who knows
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