Charlottefield added to September DiS show bill
Awesomely awkwardly ace south-coast indie-rockers Charlottefield are to play the Manatees-headlined DiS show at London's Fly, on September 28, following the recent split of would've-played beat combo November Coming Fire.
The four-piece - pictured - will soon release their second album via acclaimed indie FatCat. Said record, What Are Friends For, is the follow-up to the band's 9/10-rated debut, How Long Are You Staying (review here).
What Are Friends For is due for release in November. Says the band via their MySpace (link): "It will be dope. The record is made up of eight songs that we've been playing live over the last couple of years and the release date will coincide with the start of our UK tour. Ooosh!"
Also playing on the fiver-advance night are Zettasaur and Down I Go; click here for tickets and further details. More details on Charlottefield's sure-to-be-great second LP are certain to follow. We = excited.
- Charlottefailed: excellent Brighton-ish punks split
- Label Focus #14: FatCat
- Charlottefield - What Are Friends For
- Charlottefield - What Are Friends For
- It's great in 2008, yeah: DiS's anticipated albums
- Mixtape #2: Foals
- Silver Rocket 100 at Imperial College Union, London, South East England, Sat 13 Oct
- Silver Rocket 100 at Imperial College Union, London, South East England, Sat 13 Oct
From the archive
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The Feelies' reissues: Crazy Rhythms and The Good Earth reviewed
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DiScover: Ape Has Killed Ape
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ATP Weekend One: The DiS Preview
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Down I Go AND Charlottefield?
Giggity.
yes.
i'm there. look for a boy with bells on
Can't wait...
...to hear Charlottefield. Alan played me some and they sound amazing!
are charlottfield good?
I'm playing with them in december.
You'd better be on form
They are mind-blowing live.
Damn Straight
And Zettasaur are also amazing. Same ilk, but with spectacular delivery. Worth catching of you like Charlottefield.


Charlottefield
Manatees
Down I Go
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