Since signing to 360 degree music, things have been moving along nicely. We’ve got a new website with more tracks to listen to, pictures, links and some freebies for you lucky people!
You can view the website here:
A couple of gigs have been added to the calendar too:
1st October @ The King’s Head (Acton)
3rd December @ The Red Lion (Twickenham) a.k.a Filthy Mcnasties
and our first gig in Brighton is coming up this Saturday @ The Hope. Really looking forward to that one!
Creative juices have been flowing too, and we’ve been writing some really interesting songs in rehearsals. Two songs are nearly finished: One, a middle ages English folk tune with a Latin beat (if you can imagine it) and the other; a Smiths-esque danceable tune with some pretty deep lead guitar. Can’t wait to play them live and hear the reactions!
Anyways, the artwork is all done for the E.P, and we’re all on course for a November release for our debut. There will be a launch party to celebrate the release so keep your ears to the ground…
This week I have learned:
You can buy slush-puppy-like cider out of the taps in the Hermits Cave in Camberwell (‘Westons’)
The Horrors‘ new album is surprisingly good
Sunday Drivers do exist/are as bad as people say. Generally they have a wicker hat on the parcel shelf and boiled sweets in the glove-box.
Slaterz
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