DiScover Club @ RoTa

Notting Hill Arts Club

Train: Westbourne Park (18 mins)
Paddington (18 mins)
Tube: Notting Hill Gate (4 mins)

Directions: take the tube to Notting Hill Gate, then take the LEFT exit. That's left, the left again. Walk down the road for a few minutes but the place is difficult to find as it's not marked outside... It's next to a hairdresser's and opposite a kebab shop. You will notice it by the big wooden doors and velvet rope outside and probably a bouncer too...

THIS is your MySpace link for information on all upcoming RoTa shows. RoTa is held every Saturday at the Arts Club, from 4 til 8, and is free entry. DiS runs its monthly DiScover Club shows there - check the site regularly for details of upcoming DiScover Club shows.

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Rolo Tomassi

A veritable smorgasbord of styles, these female-helmed discotech thrashers specialise in adrenaline-soaked, keyboard-laden art-punk that jerks, jolts and jigs with an ultra-camp temperamentality.

The band's debut self-titled EP was released in late 2006 via Holy Roar and subsequently sold out; a re-pressing featuring bonus tracks is available now.

Edward Dutton - drums
Joe Nicholson - guitar
Eva Spence - vocals
James Spence - keyboards
Joseph Thorpe - bass

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DJ Das Gink

Mixmaster Mike, whatcha got to say?

"LMAO?"

Playlist:
Les Savy Fav, Enon, The Faint, DFA1979, Cable, Blood Brothers, Hot Snakes, AC/DC, Queen, Early Man, Beastie Boys, Panthers, The Chalets, Watchers, Wolf Parade, China Drum covering 'Wuthering Heights', et cetera.

Want hot Das Gink jams at your party? E-mail his face by clicking the Mike.

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Manatees

Manatees are Greg Wynne, Alex Macarte and Paul Heron.

The band's sound is one indebted to drone forefathers such as Swans and Boris, and also draws influences from Pink Floyd and Old Man Gloom.

MySpace

"Manatees are the first UK act to mix black-hearted doom metal with the technical complexity of Red-era King Crimson."
UNCUT

“One of the most ambitious albums of 2006.”
Rock Sound

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Down I Go

Down I Go, they sound like...

Earthquakes, tidal waves, swarms of disease carrying mosquitoes, burning houses, sinking ships, exploding reactors, starving dinosaurs, Bostonites drowning in treacle, fatal coughing fits, burning hair, stock market crash, planes falling from the sky...

Photograph by Nigel Crane

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DJ Darren Taylor

Rock Sound magazine's editor plays some records!

Rock Sound

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