His Name Is...? New single, tour and drummer on the horizon.
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DiS faves Her Name Is Calla look set for a busy first quarter of 2008. Their new EP is almost finished, with the release date expected to be announced by the band and their label Gizeh within the next few weeks. The Heritage consists of five tracks including live favourite 'A New England', with artwork once again being supplied by the sublimely talented Stephen Clark (visit his website here).
In the run up to The Heritage, they will be giving away both the 'Hideous Box' and 'The White and the Skin' singles as well as a few other tracks for free download from their MySpace.
The band will be touring to coincide with the EP's release, in their own words "as much as our day jobs and family commitments will allow". Confirmed dates are listed below but Scotland dates and a few others for the April tour will be announced at the end of February. Again, if anybody can help out in any way (particularly promoters) it would be much appreciated. They are particularly looking for a Manchester date as well as a Southampton date for themselves and tour support Last Days of Lorca at the back end of April.
In other HNIC news, they have recently parted company with drummer/trumpet player Andrew Coles, and will be holding unique rehearsals for prospective candidates at some of the earlier dates, one of which is a Nottingham DiS show (details here). In the words of frontman Tom Morris (pictured), "we've got a few people on trial drummer wise so it may vary from gig to gig for the next month while we find the right person to settle on. This means we won't be making an 'official' announcement just yet, as we just thought, why rush? It's more important to find the right person."
Those dates announced thus far are as follows:-
February
2 Cambridge The Man on the Moon
9 Nottingham Junktion 7 (Drowned In Sound w/ Exit Calm, Vessels & Mourning Becomes Electra)
16 Leeds The Packhorse (w/ Dirge)
March
8 Leeds The Brudenell (w/ I Concur, The Pattern Theory, Wintermute)
21 Glasgow King Tuts (w/ The Twilight Sad)
April
11 Leicester Leicester Squares (Panic w/ Kyte)
12 Oxford The Wheatsheaf (w/ The Winchell Riots)
17 Brighton The Hope (w/ Last Days of Lorca)
19 Chichester The Chichester Inn (w/ Last Days of Lorca)
24 Leeds Trash (w/ Sleepingdog)
25 Preston Kolor Bar (HED)
27 Bradford The Love Apple (w/ Falconetti)
29 London Bardens Boudoir (w/ Sleepingdog)
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excellent
can't wait for the EP
whoa
her name is calla AND the twilight sad in one of the UK's finest venues...
that will be a fuckin epic night
craigx
We're puttinh on the gig on 8th March
with the Forest of Sound boys. Can't wait!
It's the single launch for i Concur.
and
here was me wishing this was about the real slim shady.
Looks like i'm going to be spending my birthday in Ret again this year
HNIC + Kyte = fun, fun, fun.
They have to tour with
His Name is Alive
How did you feel Saturday went sire?
I'm at work and I can't be arsed to type in more letters to get to the pineapster site.


Her Name Is Calla
Kyte
i concur
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