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Favourite
new nightmare? In your dreams, there's only one album to be thinking about
this week and it ain't covered no rinky dinky artic monkey poop . Where
were we? So you woke up blind, no, no time to blackout in no red room this
week. We got distracted this week by just one thing, despite the disrespectful
people from scream land and the busyness of Ourlives, those boys from Iceland
landed at Heathrow this week, that and The Smears smearing things in such
a fine way and Rome not being built in a day and most definitely being
destroyed in eighteen beautiful minutes. Yes we got distracted this week,
only one album to focus on, this is what Organ is about, watch bands go
from demo reviews and slots on Organ bills and bites on Organ compilations...
The new 65DAYSOFSTATIC album landed here and stopped pretty much everything
– is it any good? The review is down there...
And please do check out what
WILLIAM D DRAKE and the ORCHESTRA PIT people are up to this Sunday with
RESONANCWE FM
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IS THIS WHY YOU BOOKMARKED ME? |
ORGAN
returns to RESONANCE 104.4 FM
The Organ radio hour, brought
to you by Organ magazine, will return to the airwaves via London’s legendary
radio station RESONANCE 104.4 FM on Sunday nights from April 8th at 9.30pm
as part of the new spring schedule. The Organ show took a winter break
after a two year run – we’re back this week – are you ready?
Resonance 104.4FM goes out
on the FM dial all over London and listened to worldwide via www.resonancefm.com
The Organ hour will alternate
- one week the Other Rock Show, the following the Organ show with Sean
O ...
Sean Organ will be bringing
you an eclectic mix of diverse left-field things from all points in between
and beyond - the best new releases and demos that are circulating around
the underground fanzine channels and landing here in the Organ office,
along with news of forthcoming events and general alternative music news
and goings on in and around London – punk, prog, post-rock, hip-hop, the
more challenging end of metal, alt.rock, country, who knows what..
The Other Rock Show is presented
by Marina O, The Other Rock Show is about exploring 'other' time signatures
within structures of rock and filtering out the conventions of the 4/4
time easy option in favour of something a little more challenging – Deerhoof,
Hella, Cardiacs, 65Daysofstatic, Gentle Giant, Thee More Shallows, Battles...
Expect waves of fresh challenging
alternative music each week, the kind you don’t often get on ‘normal’ music
radio shows and stations. Expect special guests, expect who knows what...
expect to find links and details so you can explore all that you hear on
www.organart.com after each show
Sean O will broadcast on
April 8th, Marina’s Other Rock Show on the 15th and then alternative weeks
until...
Actually the 8th has already
bee nand gone, here's what you heard (or missed, don't tell me you missed
it, come on, it took ages to get that palylist together)
ORGAN RADIO SHOW – Resonance
104.4FM (London) Sunday 8th April 2007. We’re back on air on Sunday nights
after our winter break. Here’s who got played this week, full details of
the bands played – links, news and such - all listened on line so our listeners
in London (via FM) and all over the world via the web can follow up and
find out more. Here’s who we played this week...
THE ORGAN RADIO Show on RESONANCE
104.4FM (London) with Sean Organ – 8th April 2007
This week it was Sean O’s
turn and a gathering together of recent things we’ve been featuring on
the Organ website. Who got played this week and where do you go to
find more?
1: TRANSISTOR SIX -
Back Yard Rocketship (Blackbean & Placenta) our adopted theme tune
so you know where you are. Transistor Six is Frances Castle, there’s lots
of her fine art and creativity to explore so please please do. You can
now get the whole tune downloaded for yourselves and find links to
her work and lots more over at www.myspace.com/transistorsix
2: KOE – Kruh (demo)
– Opening track from the band’s rather fine three track demo (demo of the
week on the Organ website a few weeks back) Koe are an instrumental post-rock
three piece from London, catch them live at Bar Monsta in Camden on April
12th and the Good Ship in Kilburn on April 22nd. More details from
www.myspace.com/koeband
3: SILICON VULTURES
- Born... For The Vampire Set (Captains of Industry) - A track from
the forthcoming Silicon Vultures EP that’s released on April 30th
(single of the week this week on the Organ website) Scorching new wave
synth-punk from somewhere or other in the UK. They play their first ever
London show at the Camden Barfly on April 26th, The EP is a limited edition
press of 1000, 500 on pink vinyl, 500 on black. www.myspace.com/siliconvultures
4: THE SMEARS – Bring
It On (ORG) – Lead track from the Nottingham female three piece’s debut
single that’s out on April 16th. The blistering old school Babes In Toyland/Seven
Year Bitch flavoured band can be seen this week at the Leftlion magazine
gig in Nottingham on April 13th and then at the Leeds Ladyfest on April
15th. Catch them in London in May at The Fly with the original line up
of Huge Baby. More details via the ORG Records page of www.organart.com
5: SHINING – Winterreise
(Rune Grammofon) – Track from a recent Organ album of the week, released
March 26th and a band of Norwegians who takes you all over the place on
their excellent album Grindstone – Ligeti, Cardiacs, Slayer, Ornette Coleman,
Mahvishnu Orchestra, Henry Cow, Jaga Jazzist... www.runegrammofon.com
or www.shining.no
6: ORIGINAL SILENCE
– If Light Has No Name, Time Has No Shadow (Smalltown Superjazz) – A slice
of the fourteen minute open track from the forthcoming album from Original
Silence – Original Silence are Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth), Terrie Ex
(The Ex), Jim O’Rourke, Mats Gustafsson (The Thing), Paul Nilssen-Love
(The Thing/Atomic) and Massimo Pupillo – An album of 100% improvised rock
and free-jazz only two tracks, the second is forty-six minutes long. The
album is out on May 28th, a monster of an album – www.smalltownsuperjazz.com
7: FIELDS – Schoolbooks
(Atlantic) – From the very fine English band’s debut album Everything Last
Winter, the album came out last week (April 2nd) a scrumptious bittersweet
sunny folky post-rock flavoured set of beautiful pop songs and album of
the week this week on the Organ website – www.myspace.com/fieldsband
8: MICHAEL J SHEEHY
– Pigboy (Beggars Banquet) – A track from the Dream City Film Club/Saint
Silas intercession frontman’s third solo album No Longer my Concern. His
forth album is out on Monday 9th April on the Red Eye (we don’t have a
copy yet so we’re playing an old track – everything he foes is worth checking
out), the launch shows is at the Spitz in London on Tuesday 10th April,
and he’s about to head out all over the land playing solo shows, the details
and more songs are to be found here – www.myspace.com/michaeljsheehy
9: CAR BOMB – Cellophane
Stiletto (Relapse) – A vicious blast of wildly technical progressive metal
terrorism and jazz-inspired blasts from the schizophrenic Long island NY
quartet’s recent album (released in Feb 2007) – www.carbombcult.com
or www.myspace.com/carbomb
10: OURLIVES – Sandra
(ORG) – Lead track from the forthcoming debut single from the Icelandic
band who arrive in the UK at the end of this week for a full UK tour that
includes London dates at the Water Rats and Camden Barfly. Find lots of
links and latest tour/release news over on the ORG Records pages at www.organart.com
11: CHRISTOPHER REES
– Inevitable Truth (Red Eye) – From Christopher’s 2004 album, Christopher
has a new album out right now (we haven't heard it yet, hence this old
track) and he plays a launch show in London’s at the Spitz on Tuesday April
10th alongside label-mate Michael J Sheehy. www.myspace.com/christopherrees
12: TWO BANDS AND A LEGEND
–
Louie Louie (Smalltown Superjazz) – Ah Avant what? Suck on that! A meeting
between The Thing and Cato Salsa Experience, a collaboration that first
came to be at the Kongsberg Jazzfestival in Norway in 2004. Is this the
best version of the classic since Black Flag ripped it apart? I didn’t
ask that, Thurston Moore did. The album is out on June 4th and there’s
a stunning version of PJ Harvey’s What The F**k on there - – www.smalltownsuperjazz.com
13: ANHILATOR (Feat. LIPS)
Army Of One (SPV) – A track from the forthcoming twelfth studio album from
the Canadian old school thrash metal legends, guest vocals from Anvil’s
Lips. The album is called Metal, of course it is! www.annihilatormetal.com.
14: FULLBORN TEVERSHAM
– Beachtune (Pickled Egg) – A track from the debut album from Sec Rochford’s
new band (he of Polar Bear/Acoustic Ladyland) that also features Alice
Grant (Leafcutter John/Acoustic Ladyland), Peter Wareham (Acoustic Ladyland/Polar
Bear), Nick Ramm (Jade Fox, Clown Revisited), an excellent album that takes
jazz flavoured electronica, Henry Cow style prog and post-punk. The album
is out this Monday. www.myspace.com/fulbornteversham
15: THEE MORE SHALLOWS
– Fly Paper (Anticon) – From the San Francisco band’s new album Book Of
Bad Breaks and their uniquely warm and rather sublime take on post-prog.
The band are just embarking on a European tour to tie in with the release,
they’ll be in the UK at the end of April – more via www.theemoreshallows.com
or www.southern.net
16: CITIZEN FISH –
Clear Channel F*** Off (Fat Wreck) – A track from the recent Citizen Fish/Leftover
Crack split album, two punk rock juggernauts colliding on one outspoken
album. This is the Fish version of the Leftover Crack song and their appreciation
of those media controllers Clear Channel – listen to those lyrics now,
they’re trying to control your music and with it your thoughts – www.citizenfish.com.
You’ll fine a rather interesting Leftover
Crack interview on the Organ website (you’ll also find an interesting
Warrior
Soul interview that we put up this week – we need bands who ask questions)
17: PEACH – Catfood
(Mad Minute) Peach’s version of King Crimson’s Catfood, taken from the
London band’s 1994 album Giving Birth To A Stone. The much in demand album
has just been re-issued and the band who back then featured Justin Chancellor
of Tool are now called Suns Of The Tundra and they play the Kings Cross
Water Rats (London) on April 22nd. When Gravity Fails are also on that
bill - www.sunsofthetundra.com
or www.myspace.com/sunsofthetundraband
18: MAYORS OF MIYAZAKI
– Critics Lack Conviction (demo) A track from the Cardiff band’s excellent
five track demo (they may have relocated to London now), challenging math-rock/post-punk
adventure that comes highly recommended both in demo form and indeed live
– www.mayorsofmiyazaki.com
19: OURLIVES - Haunted
By My History (demo) – An instrumental taste of glorious things to come
from the band from Iceland, this is just a sketch book taste of thier post-rock
side, the piece has vocals now and they’re recording it properly next week.
See details above or www.myspace.com/ourlives
next week, same time same
place for Marina’s turn and THE OTHER ROCK SHOW where she explores
rock music from beyond the restrictions of the 4/4 time conventions
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THINGS TO GET SHOUTING ABOUT? |
| Things.... MEGAFORCE
SIGNS DEAL WITH PUNK ICONS BAD BRAINS! BEASTIE BOYS' ADAM YAUCH
PRODUCES! New Album "Build A Nation" To Be Released Summer 2007!
New York/London -- April,
2007 – “Megaforce Records is proud to announce it has entered into a worldwide
deal with the legendary punk band Bad Brains. The new album will be released
worldwide June 2007. Adam Yauch (MCA of the Beastie Boys) produced Build
A Nation and it represents the first recording, aside from Beastie Boys
recordings, from the Beastie Boys Oscilloscope laboratories and studio.
The Bad Brains recently honoured the legendary punk club CBGB closing in
late-2006 by performing three shows, which sold-out in record time”.
"The Brains are one of most
powerful and unique bands in the world. They have been a huge influence
on me, and it was an honour to work with them on this record," comments
Adam
Yauch.
Considered by some to be
the "holy grail" of punk rock, the Bad Brains iconic legacy is best defined
by their frenetic and legendary live shows. The Bad Brains are one of the
definitive American punk groups who garner the same respect as the Sex
Pistols, Black Flag, The Clash, and the Ramones. The band brought a new
dimension to music by melding punk and reggae into an innovative style
that has yet-to-be copied. And with this forthcoming release, the band
essentially return to their early roots with a raw, analog-driven chaos.
"It's such an honour to be
working with such an iconic and pioneering band. They are one of the most
important and influential bands still working today. And with Adam Yauch
producing, it is history in the making," comments co-owner of Megaforce,
Robert John. "Adam and Darryl were essential in getting all the original
members (HR, Darryl Jenifer, Dr. Know, Earl Hudson) into the studio in
NYC to create this magical album. It's organic and powerful." Said a Megaforce
spokes person
A Bad Brains worldwide
tour will commence, including several festival appearances, this summer
in conjunction with the album's release.
Bring
It On! The debut three track single from THE SMEARS,
the April installment of the ORG-AN-ISED SINGLES
SERIES (Part 31) hits the shops on 16th April, advance orders and subscribers
copies will be going out straight after the Easter chocolate break. You
can mail order a copy now, we’ll be sending them out on Tuesday. Three
tracks, three slices of scathingly raw punk rock. Next confirmed gigs are
the Leftlion magazine extravaganza in Nottingham on Friday 13th April and
the Leeds Ladyfest show on Sunday 15th, scroll down the page for details
and links.
LEFTLION
is a Nottingham based magazine and a week on Friday, that’s the 13th April,
you can catch the Left Lion Extravaganza at the Rescue Rooms in Nottingham.
On the bill you’ll find Old Basford, THE SMEARS,
We Show Up On Radar, Spotlight Kid (members of Bent and Six by Seven),
The Elementz, Karizma and DJ Squigley – you can find out lots more here
or by hitting the flyer, you’ll also be able to pick up a copy of The Smears
new single Bring It On at the gig. |
Then
you have a day to recover before you follow those SMEARS
to Leeds where you can catch them on April 15th performing at the last
day of the week long Leeds LADYFEST
alongside Sky Larkin, Baba Yaga, Drunk Granny and quite a few more. The
show is at Joseph Wells, the event starts at 2:30pm and runs all day until
11:00pm.
What
is Ladyfest? Well here’s a quote from the Leeds Ladyfest site - “Ladyfest
Leeds 2007 is going to be a week long of arts events taking place in venues
across Leeds - all in the of celebrating creativity, diversity and promoting
gender equality. It will place from Tuesday 10th to Sunday 15th April 2007.
Ladyfest Leeds aims to down the barriers between the art world and those
of us who are creative day – we want to celebrate the talents of *all*
women”. Ladyfest events have been running all over the world since the
turn of the century, there’s a piece that Andy from Linus wrote for Organ
in 2002 here. What is Ladyfest? Anything
you want it to be |
John on the phone...... |
A
Low
Lows radio session to air on Saturday - “Hello, The Low Lows
recorded a live radio session in Bradford UK during their tour last month
for BCB106.6FM. The session will be broadcast on BCB106.6FM in and around
Bradford, or www.bcbradio.com. It
will be broadcast from 8-9pm BST on Wednesday, and again at 4am BST on
Saturday. Hope you can tune in”. |
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 11.15pm.
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
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ORGAN TV - WEDNESDAY
April 11th -10.30pm on OPEN ACCESS 2 via SKY 173 so you probably missed
it, but but but you still have time to catch the repeat that's on OPEN
ACCESS 1 via SKY 883 on Sunday 15th April at 11.15pm
THIS WEEK WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING
VIDEOS....
OURLIVES - Sandra
CARDIACS - Day Is Gone
YOUR CODE NAME IS: MILO
- Understand
CATS AND CATS AND CATS -
Young Person's Guide
MY VITRIOL - This Time
THE PRISCILLAS - All My
Friends Are Zombies
THE STUFF - Your Libido
VIKING MOSES - Little Emma's
Smile
And then on WEDNESDAY 18th
April -10.30pm on OPEN ACCESS 2 via SKY 173 or catch the repeat that's
on OPEN ACCESS 1 via SKY 883 on Sunday 22nd April at 11.15pm
TIME.SPACE.REPEAT.- Joy
OURLIVES - Sandra
YOUR CODE NAME IS: MILO
- Understand
THE TRUDY - Lost Summer
of Love
CARDIACS - Day is Gone
CULT OF LUNA - Leave Me
Here
BLEEDING THROUGH Kill to
believe
And the week after next?
Expect, oh I don't know what you can expect, let's just kick those rat-bastards
out and put our own people in charge, get off the air MTV. We have nothing
to lose except fun and the joy of watching... That and the words of the
good Doctor
Now that's what I call music
TV.
Want to get your video on?
Well all you need to do is make us aware of what you have, send
us a link to your video
on MySpace or You Tube or wherever, or a VHS or a DVD and if you have something
that we want to broadcast then we'll chase you for a master broadcast format
and wallop, sorted |
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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
This
week we’ve only been listening to one thing, no real time to listen to
demos properly or all those albums there waiting for our attention, this
week we only have ears for the 65, normal service return next week (that’s
if we have such a thing as normal service).
Last
week's demo of the week - BOMB THE SUN
Previous
demo's of the week - OXYGEN THIEF /
THE
DAWN CHORUS / THE SCARLET LETTER UNION
/ KOE / DEATH LIST
FIVE / BITCH SLAP BARBIE / STRAY
BORDERS / FOUR LETTER FRIEND /
ALSATIAN
/ THE VIPERS / LILY
GREEN / THE VELCROS / MAYORS
OF MIYAZAKI /
FANTAPLASTIC / CLUB
LE SHARK / THEY DIED TOO YOUNG / INVASION
/ OPHELIA TORAH / THE
MERLIN BIRD / LEAVE THE CAPITAL /
GRAVANZIA
/ CHET / LADY PROMISE
/ FTSE100 /
STEAL
GANDHI /
ALL DARK MORNINGS / SHADY
BARD / SHILOE / THE
RAMPTON RELEASE DATE / BATTLEWITCH /
THE
FLESH HAPPENING / VESSELS / BLACK
JACKSON / INNER RAGE / ALLERGO
/ BROOKE / CARTRIDGE
/ PERHAPS CONTRAPTION
/ THE PROCESS VOID |
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BURN THE... NO, LIVE... |
WARRIOR
SOUL - PAST DECAYED, NEXT CENTURY, TIME FOR MORE...
Warrior
Soul, one of the most important rock bands of the 90’s are back for another
bite. The US band have just hit the UK for a short tour, we sent Chandra
Nova off to Nottingham in hot pursuit of leader Kory Clark... Here’s what
she came back with...
If
there was any way I could write this stuff as being about a nineties rock
band still doing the biz after 16 years - uplifting, safe, slightly ironic
- then please believe me, I would. It would be just so cosy, so nice, so
unchallenging. Thing is, Warrior Soul (a band who have been basically pared
down to frontman Kory Clarke, and then rebuilt again, rebuilt as good or
maybe better than the original) are not about the past. (They actually
never were, for all the Doors and Iggy references lazy reviewers threw
up time and again, in a desperate effort to have seen it all before.) Warrior
Soul, perhaps alone among all the bands that hit our consciousness in the
nineties, deserve to wear a big f***-off tee-shirt saying "I Told You So"
Kory
Clarke agreed to an interview before their recent appearance at Nottingham’s
Rock City and I was well keen to hear where he thinks we’re at right now.
Read
on
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'NEW
ALBUMS WE’RE LISTENING TO THIS WEEK |
This
week we’ve only been listening to one thing, no real time to listen to
demos properly or all those albums there waiting for our attention, this
week we only have ears for the 65, normal service return next week (that’s
if we have such a thing as normal service).
ALBUM
OF THE WEEK
65DAYSOFSTATIC
– The Destruction Of Small Ideas (Monotreme) – Primer is the track that
really takes our ears, Primer is ten tracks in to this much anticipated
third album, Primer is the first track that really does grab us and takes
us to new highs that we now rightly demand from 65Daysofstatic. Primer
is the finest moment of their musical adventure thus far (I almost said
career then, this is not a career, how crass of me, there are many career
bands out there. 65 are not one of them). You see before Primer we were
wondering if 65Days had painted themselves in to a little bit of a corner,
things were sounding just a little familiar and very much like... well
like 65Daysofstatic, almost comfortably so. And then White Peak/Dark Peak
followed Primer with delicate spellbinding glory and a glowing classical
warmth that leads us in to the clever challenge of The Conspiracy of Seeds.
Were those vocals and violins just then? Real prog, real progression and
what a fine way to close an album. And then you go back and wonder how
earth Primer was the one to grab, it could have been any one of the first
nine tracks, it was really the first notes of When We Were Younger. Sure,
the 65days trademarks and fingerprints are all there, how could they not
be – this is a sound and a standard for others to aspire to now - but hey
no. It may have looked like a corner that they had painted themselves in
to but hey no – no, look, look in to that corner and there whole new rooms
that you didn’t see first time, must have been a trick of the light. Opening
track When We Were Younger is wonderful and the small ideas are really
very big ideas and the only destruction was the destruction of the safe
instant option that they could so easily have gone for. Sure now and again
they hit some kind of 65Days auto pilot and just as you thinking ah they
go and jerk and glitch you right out of it – no, not jerk, they never jerk,
they ease you out of it with a gentle kick, a glitch and a friendly bite
and never in need of a scream – well maybe a silent one, a quiet scream
back there in the detail next to the birdsong and the electric crackle
and the arc of percussion and the fragile piano and... I almost said sinister,
but no, that would be wrong – curious. Curious like opening dusty
boxes in an attic that’s leaking golden sun through the cracks and finding
all kinds of forgotten treasure. I was wrong, Primer isn’t the stand out
track, there’s just this moment somewhere in the middle of it that’s perfect
- that moment just opens the door to such a euphoric rush and the silence
at the end of it is for split second like the end of everything - you think
there will be no more sound ever again until that reassuring piano note
of White Peak and the unbelievable beauty of it all – that note took an
eternity to arrive when really it was a second. You know for a while back
there I had almost tricked myself in to thinking I was growing a little
bored with 65Daysofstatic, I foolishly thought that this would just be
another album, these things you can’t unlearn. No, I was wrong, the finest
moment is really Lyonesse, oh look, all you need to know is that 65Daysofstatic
have made another very very fine album, every bit as fine and rewarding
and stimulating as the first two – they never stop grabbing you, sometimes
gently, sometimes demanding, every listen brings out another set of details
and warm textures and oh look I'm losing all objectivity now and I don’t
want to write anymore about it, I just want to listen to it... www.65daysofstatic.com
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the finest radio station in the world... please |
The
Orchestra Pit presents “Resonating Sunday” – a unique fundraiser for a
unique radio station.
On Sunday 15th April 2007
musicians, performers, DJs and film-makers will come from far and wide
to participate in this all day event to raise money to help perpetuate
that which is Resonance FM.
The day will unfold as follows:
12.15-12.45 Nigel Burch
13.00-13.30 Dear Thief
13.45-14.05 Sylvia Hallett
14.20-14.50 Mike Adcock
and Clive Bell
14.50-15.20 AUCTION
15.20-15.50 Helen McCookerybook
15.50-16.15 Screening of
‘Memphis 45s’
16.15-16.45 Gary Smith
17.00-17.30 Hooverville
17.30-17.50 Ted Milton
17.50-18.20 John Butcher
18.35-18.55 Richards’ Thomas
and Sanderson
18.55-19.25 Lost Robots
19.40-20.10 Treecreepers
20.25-20.55 Pocket
21.15-21.45 Stars in Battledress
21.45-22.15 William D Drake
This will occur at the Arts
Theatre Club, 50 Frith Street, London W1 (nearest tube Tottenham Court
Road) from 12 noon until 11pm for the paltry price of £6. Further
information: - www.theorchestrapit.com
/ www.theartstheatreclub.com
/ www.resonancefm.com
For those of you who can’t
make the gig, we Organs are actually on air weekly on Sunday nights at
9.30pm – this week is Marina’s turn with her Other Rock Show. if you like
what goes on at the radio station please go to the website and make a donation.
Resonance FM is run totally by volunteers, a totally unique treassure of
an operation - the station is fragile, fractured equipment and a building
that really is falling apart. www.resonancefm.com
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SINGLES |
| So
we have three singles of the week this week, so what? We had a good week
for singles and we don't mean on no hornymatch dot com either... Nah, hang
on that was the other week, we just forgot to remove that bit about the
three singles and what with the insects and the ducks and the bad demo
experiences and
SINGLE
OF THE WEEK
This
week we’ve only been listening to one thing, no real time to listen to
demos properly or all those albums there waiting for our attention, this
week we only have ears for the 65, normal service return next week (that’s
if we have such a thing as normal service).
Last
week's single of the week - SILICON VULTURES
Previously
- THE OOHLAS / STRIPLIGHT
/ ALMOS / THE LOW
LOWS / I LIKE TRAINS / DINOSAUR
Jr / RADIO LUXEMBOURG / HONEY
RIDE ME A GOAT / MOTHGUTS / KILLA
KELA / CHARLES CAMPBELL JONES / TOBIAS
FROBERG / THE FLESH HAPPENING / GIRL
SCOUT HAND GRENADE / ZERO / BEATNIK
FILMSTARS / DAN LA
SAC vs SCROOBUIS PIP / FEAR OF MUSIC
/ THE RUBY SUNS / THE
SCHLA LA LAS / THOMAS TANTRUM / DUSTIN’S
BAR
MITZVAH / SUPERSUCKERS /GIANT
PAW / CHROME HOOF/
FRANK
TURNER / ESKIMO DISCO / THE
RACE / OCTOBER FILE / MOISTBOYZ
/ THE LOVES / THE
EDUCATION / JESUS LICKS / EINSTELLUNG
/ SPIDERBABY / |
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THE END BIT... |
| As
always, thanks to SchNEWS
for their alternative news bulletins - www.schnews.org.uk |
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message to you bands, labels and anyone else with a blog or a My Space
page or a webzine or who are generally out there getting involved in a
positive way and spreading the word about fine music and creativity and
underground/alternative art that go bump in the night. This is how it works
around here; we’re perfectly happy for you to cut and paste our reviews
and put them on your band/label pages or where ever you want, please please
do go spread the word, that’s what this is about – the spreading of information.
We encourage you to do it (unless you’re involved in something that’s a
little unsavoury like one bunch of nasty little right wing scumbags we
had a run in with a few weeks ago), There’s no ego here, we’re not going
to come chasing you about copyright and all that crap. All we ask you to
do is credit the material and add links to our pages with anything you
want to use. Please feel free to use our words to spread the word, it’s
how it works – word word word it’s basic netiquette, it’s weblove and only
a massive ego-inflated no-mark would think any other way. Use our words,
we take it as a massive compliment – please do add the link though, please
tell people where you got it from and cut 'n paste away (like many others
have already done), the more people who read about these bands and things
the better don’t yer think? It’s the underground way.
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paper, got go grab get it.
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PAULA?
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DEADSTAR ASSEMBLY, AD AAD AT, ROBIN GUTHRIE, BANG! BANG!, FEU THERESE,
CERBERUS SHOAL, HERESY, SERENA-MANEESH, PUNISH THE ATOM, The RampArt Community,
GO SPIDERMUM - A gang of anarchist Robin Hood-style thieves, ORGAN TV will
be back for more, ORGAN on your radio
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