The Futureheads
Good Shoes, The Horrors, The Slits, A Certain Ratio, Harry James, Dananananaykroyd, Devil Sold His Soul, Future Of The Left, Panico, The Ghost Of A Thousand, Kap Bambino, Rolo Tomassi, Die! Die! Die!, The Eyes Of A Traitor, Dead Swans, Hatcham Social, Azriel, Your Demise, Official Secrets Act, Kong, No Bra, Math Head, John & Jehn, More Than Life, DAN, Tim Burgess, The Ruling Class, Shaped By Fate, The Stupids, Kasms, Maths, Wild Palms, Ulterior, Ali Renault, Niyi, The Plight, Throats, Mazes, The Chapman Family, Rinoa, Blackhole, Brides, Factory Floor, Disconcerts, Teeth Of The Sea, Tortuga, Lower Than Atlantis, S.C.U.M, Holy State, crocus, Attack! Vipers!, Outcry Collective, rrr, Cheval Sombre, Damo Suzuki, Casper Clark, male bonding, R O M A N C E, Wetdog, Advert, Gyratory System, Lets Wrestle, Connan Mockasin, Ghost of a thousand, Methodist Centre, DogShow, Goodnight And I Wish, Easy Hips, NewIslands, Teen Sheikhs, Buster Bennett, K-Tron, Fonteyn, speak & the spells, Not Shy, Arno de Beaufort, Bo Ningen, Paul St Paul, Milan O, Kool Kids Klub, Miss Something, Neon Skullz, Chapter Sweetheart, PRIVATE TROUSERS, The She Set, The Junkettes, Douglas Hart (Jesus and Mary Chain) DJ set, Last.fm DJs, Jamie Winter, Holy Roar DJs, Ladynoise, Smith Tropical, Trash Fashion DJ's, Scally Dan Dan, Josh Caffe, and ECC DJs
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- Artists:
- Holy State »
- Lets Wrestle »
- Connan Mockasin »
- Ghost of a thousand »
- Methodist Centre »
- DogShow »
- Goodnight And I Wish »
- Easy Hips »
- NewIslands »
- Teen Sheikhs »
- Buster Bennett »
- Gyratory System »
- Advert »
- crocus »
- Attack! Vipers! »
- Outcry Collective »
- rrr »
- Cheval Sombre »
- Damo Suzuki »
- Casper Clark »
- male bonding »
- R O M A N C E »
- Wetdog »
- K-Tron »
- Fonteyn »
- The Junkettes »
- Douglas Hart (Jesus and Mary Chain) DJ set »
- Last.fm DJs »
- Jamie Winter »
- Holy Roar DJs »
- Ladynoise »
- Smith Tropical »
- Trash Fashion DJ's »
- Scally Dan Dan »
- Josh Caffe »
- The She Set »
- PRIVATE TROUSERS »
- speak & the spells »
- Not Shy »
- Arno de Beaufort »
- Bo Ningen »
- Paul St Paul »
- Milan O »
- Kool Kids Klub »
- Miss Something »
- Neon Skullz »
- Chapter Sweetheart »
- ECC DJs »
- S.C.U.M »
- The Futureheads »
- Die! Die! Die! »
- The Eyes Of A Traitor »
- Dead Swans »
- Hatcham Social »
- Azriel »
- Your Demise »
- Official Secrets Act »
- Kong »
- No Bra »
- Math Head »
- Rolo Tomassi »
- Kap Bambino »
- Good Shoes »
- The Horrors »
- The Slits »
- A Certain Ratio »
- Harry James »
- Dananananaykroyd »
- Devil Sold His Soul »
- Future Of The Left »
- Panico »
- The Ghost Of A Thousand »
- John & Jehn »
- More Than Life »
- Throats »
- Mazes »
- The Chapman Family »
- Rinoa »
- Blackhole »
- Brides »
- Factory Floor »
- Disconcerts »
- Teeth Of The Sea »
- Tortuga »
- The Plight »
- Niyi »
- DAN »
- Tim Burgess »
- The Ruling Class »
- Shaped By Fate »
- The Stupids »
- Kasms »
- Maths »
- Wild Palms »
- Ulterior »
- Ali Renault »
- Lower Than Atlantis »
About the venue
About the artists
The Futureheads
The band, four young chaps from Sunderland in North East England, began life in Barry's freezing garage in November 2000. The name of the band was "more or less" nicked from The Flaming Lips.
In July 2002, they went off on tour round Europe with Milky Wimpshake. Their first release was the 'Nul Book Standard' on Project Cosmonaut Records, released on 7" only.
Later followed a session for Xfm's John Kennedy, who is most certainly one of their biggest fans. In early 2003, they released '1-2-3-Nul!' EP on Fantastic Plastic, following it with 'First Day' (charting at No. 1 in the indie chart), and festival appearences at Glastonbury, T in the Park, Truck, V2003 and Reading/Leeds.»
Good Shoes
Good Shoes are a band. They consist of 4 members: Joel Cox, Rhys Jones, Steve Leach and Tom Jones. They play danceable, shed-rehearsed guitar music. They like to dance, drink, draw, pretend to be on a mobile phone whilst they are not, write songs, and dance. They are based in Morden.»
The Horrors
The Horrors are Southend-spawned but London-based goth-y-punks: a little Eighties Matchbox, a little Cramps. You get the deal, aye.
They are known as:
FARIS BADWAN - VOCALS
TOMETHY FURSE - DANELECTRO LONGHORN BASS
JOSHUA VON GRIMM - FENDER JAGUAR
COFFIN JOE - BANGS THE DRUMS
SPIDER WEBB - VOX CONTINENTAL ORGAN
Those aren't names!
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Dananananaykroyd
Dischord-esque post-hardcore band, apparently "formed from spacks of Multiplies, Michael Dracula, Kill Yourself, Acrnym and Simplestorm. Fight-pop anthems that are as 'right-on' as they are 'smellin'"»
Future Of The Left
Future Of The Left feature a couple of ex-Mcluskys and a former Jarcrew. Perhaps more information will be here SOON.
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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
Die! Die! Die!
AWESOME three-piece punk.
Die! Die! Die! are :
They released an album produced by Steve Albini early 2006 ( OK! Relax in Australia, Capitol Recordings in New Zealand ).and an EP Locust weeks ( Etch N Stretch ) at the end of 2006.
»Kong
Kong are:
Jon Lee - Guitar/Vocals
Mark Heron - Drums/Percussion
Syndrome - Bass/Vocals
Nominally Mark Heron's (of Oceansize "fame") side project, Kong throw facemasks, Trencher-esque screaming and taut krautrock rhythms at bewildered crowds of people and expect them to cope. They're brill.
No Bra
From Vice magazine -
"...a scinitillating exchange between two useless art fags trying to outdo each other with absurd statements, set to Nitzer Ebbish new beat. Priceless lines include: "I caught syphilis once in Top Shop", "I organised a radical picnic with Kathleen Hanna", "Ethiopians are like Germans dipped in chocolate", "My uncle designed the anal staircase", and the classic "I was cremated once". You're so speaking my language, boyz."
John & Jehn
Awesome French duo, influenced by the likes of The Velvet Underground and Gang of Four. Alternately dark and lovelorn and ultra sweet...»
Maths
Maths are:
mathscat,
happycat,
trashcat,
endcat
Apparently. Maths are a hardcore punk/screamo band formed in late 2006 in Norfolk. They played their first show in their bassist's living room to 100-plus in January 2007. Their first 'legal' gig was supporting Black My Heart at the Lowestoft Seabreeze.
Maths have a defined sound, one that has been missing from the UK for quite some time, with main influences being stated as: Orchid, Ampere, Circle Takes the Square, Modern Life is War, Poison the Well and Funeral Diner. Their first recording took place over the weekend on the 24th of February 2007
»Attack! Vipers!
Attack! Vipers! are :
Attack! Vipers! formed in February 2006 and played their first show just weeks later. They create aggressive hardcore songs while trying to maintain some level of structure and keeping the tunes memorable.
First album The Mirror And The Destroyer is available on Rat Patrol Records.
»Outcry Collective
Outcry Collective are Steve Sitkowski (vocals), Chris Phelps (guitar), Rob Pryor (bass) and Jack Wayne (drums).
The four-piece are influenced by acts such as The Bronx, Refused and Rage Against The Machine.
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Damo Suzuki
Singer with Can in the early '70s, Suzuki was a ajor part of the group which concocted the fascinating Tago Mago, Ege Bamyasi and Future Days LPs. His vocal style was unique an inimicable, drifting freely between German, Japanese and English, whilst flowing and conducting the music, rising with its crescendos and flowing with its more delicate ambience. Suzuki continues to tour the world with the help of groups recruited through his online Network (www.damosuzuki.com), playing with different musicians in each city he visits.»
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