"Next up were the aforementioned Khe Sanh Approach, purveyors of what they call "war disco", but what we would call hysterical, hyper, unashamedly political and brash, loud rock music, fronted by the compelling poseur Matt (all skinny-indie-hair and complicated fashionable trousers). We'd also call it a damn fine noise: more please!" - RhythmOnline.co.uk

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Rob Da Bank just stated on his radio broadcast that "London and Leeds is where it's all happening at the moment." We figure that any man who can give himself self a moniker such as that and still play some pretty cool records must be kind of trustworthy, we found out last month that he's telling the truth about Leeds. Could he be right about London though? We're curious types, so in the two minutes that have passed since he made this suggestion we've been on the phone to London asking for a gig. London, pleasingly, said yes. Here are the details...
WEDNESDAY 15 MARCH
THE 333 CLUB
333 Old St., Shoreditch, EC1
8:30, £5/£4.50 with flyer
PARKE DAVIS
THE KHE SANH APPROACH
THE GREEN
IDIOLECT
Download a flyer from our website for 50p off entry. It may not seem much, but imagine you are desperate for that one last pint, reach down to your wallet and pull out the only coins in there. You look down and see that the total comes to to £2.30. You look to the price list on the bar and find that a pint of stella costs £2.70. "I wish I'd have downloaded that flyer and saved myself 50p," you will say.
See you there,
The Khe Sanh Approach.
www.theksa.co.uk
www.myspace.com/thekhesanhapproach