NICE WEATHER FOR AIRSTRIKES RECORDS IN ASSOCIATION WITH TYPE PR PRESENT...

MAYBE SHE WILL
&U&I (BLAKFISH)
THE DEAL WAS FOR THE DIAMOND
...JUMPING SHIPS

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October 11th
Prince Albert
48 Trafalgar Street
Brighton BN1 4ED
United Kingdom
Tel: 01273 730499
Web: http://www.myspace.com/theprincealbert

£7 adv from Resident 01273 606 312/Rounder Records 01273 325 440 or online at:
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_south&query=detail&event=400736

In their continual efforts to promote exciting Post Rock tours throughout the country, Nice weather For Airstrikes Records present two of the best bands of their genre, Maybe She Will and &U&I (Blakfish) to Brighton.

Maybe She Will is comprised of James Collins (Drums), Robin Southby (Guitar, Keyboards, Programming)and John Helps (Guitar, Keyboards). When they tour they are joined by Jamie Ward (Bass)

The band follow a steadfastly DIY ethos by trying to be as self sufficient as possible and consequently they record, mix and master their own records, run a record label, booking agency, recording studio and promote shows in their home town.
They have released two albums and numerous EPs, singles and remix compilations. In the UK and Europe their albums are available through Field Records and in Japan through Xtal.

Maybeshewill has toured the UK with And So I Watch You From Afar, Worriedaboutsatan, Fight Fire With Water and Cats and Cats and Cats, toured Russia and Japan, played with everyone from Foals to Johnny Truant, This Will Destroy You, 65daysofstatic and Amusement Parks On Fire, played the Dot To Dot, 2000trees, Truck, Hockley Hustle, Summer Sundae, Off The Cuff and Brainwash Festivals and been very bored in vans and on aeroplanes for a large proportion of their lives.

http://www.myspace.com/maybeshewont

– Drowned In Sound (8/10)

“Mercurial and introspective in mood and devastating in emotional intensity”
- RockSound (8/10)

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&U&I (BLAKFISH) -
The demise of UK post-punk band, Blakfish, came to an end at the start of 2010 when co-vocalist, Sam Manville parted ways with the band. This came as a great shock to members and fans alike as the guys were on tour round Europe at the time with Biffy Clyro. Since then the remaining members – Thomas Peckett, Richard Lee and Wiz – decided to not let the end of a 10-year career affect their ambitions.

Fast-forward to June 2010 and the trio have finished work on their debut EP with new project, &U&I. The five track EP stands highly against their peers and marks the beginning of a career which will see them go it alone as a trio. The EP is as honest it it comes. Fueled by frustration and anxiety that has taunted them since the start of the year, this is out-right one of the most honest debut’s the UK has produced for a long time.

http://www.myspace.com/blakfish

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Supports for the evening come no better than two of Brighton's best live bands; THE DEAL WAS FOR THE DIAMOND and JUMPING SHIPS.

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THE DEAL WAS FOR THE DIAMOND -
thedealwasforthediamond is a Brighton based instrumental group known for its epic, progressively heavy and intricate arrangements heard over the course of an EP – It’s Not Enough To Reproduce (2008) and their three track EP Lander/Grey Cells/Sorea (2010) both self-released and the forthcoming full-length album (2010).

“…they bridge the post/prog rock divide with ease, in fact finding a very pleasant niche all of their own…” - God Is In The TV

http://www.myspace.com/thedealwasforthediamond

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JUMPING SHIPS -
"Ted Leo meets Karate melodic punk-rock ... Jumping Ships? Time to get on board people!" NME Magazine

http://www.myspace.com/jumpingships