Cherry Tree, Cantebury
Our latest manifestation plays the Cherry Tree. Canterbury, on Tuesday 29th April. No, it’s not the James Bradley Band, it’s US!!
Support tbc….
Genre Music Is The Enemy
Our latest manifestation plays the Cherry Tree. Canterbury, on Tuesday 29th April. No, it’s not the James Bradley Band, it’s US!!
Support tbc….
We are emerging from hibernation to play a gig at Casey’s in Canterbury on Wednesday 5th March, supporting Syd Arthur. Entry is free.
Our EP “Genre Music Is The Enemy” has had a short and sweet review from Subba-Cultcha.
“A Moment Of Clarity” has been voted one of the best free downloads of 2007 by IndieMP3. You can download all the tracks from IndieMP3, and it’s well worth it because there are some great songs on there, especially Club 8, who I would have voted for if it hadn’t been for loyalty to the band I’m actually in.
There is a new review of GMITE at Room 13. Slightly better than the last one, although the reviewer doesn’t seem to realise that “bland, torrid affair” is an oxymoron, and can’t spell “flair”.
Tim Miller at God Is In The TV has just given our EP a very hostile review. However, we’re not taking it too seriously as we know that Tim Miller really likes The Libertines, Babyshambles, Muse, and KT Tunstall.
Here are two new reviews for Genre Music Is The Enemy. One is really good and the other is really bad:
Trev (formerly writer of Lost Music zine) at IndieMP3 has reviewed our new EP, Genre Music Is The Enemy. Alex will definitely approve of the Syd Barrett comparisons.
Jimmy Possession played “A Moment Of Clarity (Flangers of Fury version)” on his excellent show on 209 Radio on 10th December. Follow the link to listen if you missed it, but you should subscribe to the podcast because Jimmy always plays great tunes. This week I fell in love with the Swedish girlie indie-pop of Club 8 so much that I’ve downloaded the single and ordered the album. I might also have to get that Monks album, because they piss all over The Beatles…
We’ve just found out that we were reviewed by Amped Reviews, and it was quite good. We would’ve sent them a CD if they’d sent us their address like we asked!