LEEEEEEEEEDS! Is a good place. Pulled Apart By Horses are a good band. And a generous one, too. In celebration of the much mentioned Record Store Day they're releasing a limited edition (obviously) 12" slab of music, with tracks taken from a live performance in Leeds last month. On March 7, to be precise. Were you there? Do you know anybody who was?!

Anyway, the people in the band have, and continue to, put up free mp3s of tracks from it for you to download. The other day it was the turn of RCRD LBL and NME.com. But today it's ours. DROWNED IN SOUND! The track available from RCRD LBL can be obtained here - that's for the wonderfully titled 'I Punched A Lion In The Throat' - and the one from NME here - that's for 'Get Off My Ghost Train'.

The track we have for you to download is 'E=MC Hammer', my favourite PABH track. Huzzah. Geddit below:

All tracks will eventually be made downloadable from the Transgressive Website. So stay tuned to that channel for the relevant information.

If you want to get your mitts on a copy of the Live At Leeds 12" on Record Store Day, you can do so at the following places in this grand country of ours.

Rough Trade - London
Crash - Leeds
Hyde Park Records - Leeds
Norman Records - Leeds
Jumbo Record - Leeds
Banquet Records - Kingston
Soundclash - Norwich
Soundhouse - Broadstairs
101 collectors - Surrey
Sound it Out Records - Stockton on Tees
Rise - Bristol / Cheltenham / Warwick
Reflex - Newcastle
Imperial Music - Inverness
Davids Music - Letchworth GARDEN CITY!
Solo Music - Barnstable

And if you want to catch their riotously rip-roaring shows, you can do so at these places, which include two Record Store Day performances in Leeds and London. One a-piece.

April:
17 - London, Rough Trade East - 1100AM
17 - Leeds, Crash Records - 1830PM
27 - Nottingham, Rock City%
28 - Liverpool, Masque Theatre %
29 - Newcastle, O2 Academy %

May:
1 - London, Electric Ballroom
2 - Cardiff, Solus %
3 - Reading, Oakford Social Club
13 - Brighton, Concorde 2 @ The Great Escape
% supporting The Bronx

Photo by Burak Cingi