| Heaven knows I’m Miss Rebel now |
[Feb. 21st, 2006|01:01 pm] |
The revolution has now started in earnest. Pretty soon Mr Doherty and his band of mockney junky wannabe copyists will be hung upside down in Hoxton Square being pelted with rotten veg. Already guilty counterrevolutionaries are hiding their Razorlight albums under floorboards, and Richard Ashcroft is considering relocating to South America under an assumed identity. It is all just a matter of time, and you, my Popshevik friends, have the chance to be part of making it happen.
Phase one of the process is complete. First there was our double gift to the nation – Largs Hum/Cloudbusting by Swimmer One and Blue Skies/Rainy Skies by the Sweethearts. See what the critics have had to say about these:
Swimmer One:
“Definitely something VERY interesting going on here...” Playlouder
“A fizzing electro-pop nugget that simmers with insanity” High Voltage
“Majestic and bouncy in equal measure” Kitten Painting
The Sweethearts:
“Blue Skies is a simple pop song that cynics would describe as being twee, yet to the rest of us is pure bliss in a polka dot dress and alice band” Drowned in Sound
“Twee. But I kinda like it.” Vanguard Online
“Twee” CMU Daily
So there it is. Unanimity! You can decide for free if you agree about the twee by just going to http://www.dogboxrecords.co.uk/release.htm
To celebrate the release of these gems, we had a little party, and the New Pop Revolution Essential Gig No. 2 was even more packed and even more successful than its predecessor (er, the Essential Gig No. 1).
The Sweethearts stole everyone’s hearts, filled them with sherbert, wrapped them in ribbons and gave them back. They didn’t wear polka dot dresses, but they were certainly pure bliss. Oh, and quite twee, too.
The last time I saw Swimmer One, they were great. This time they were bloody sensational. Brooding, sweeping, sometimes thunderous, occasionally quite odd, but always absolutely pop.
I’ve gone on about Luxembourg so many times you’ll be sick of it. This, though, was one of their finest performances yet, featuring a new song, “Sick of DIY” which, even judging from one listen, has top ten solid gold smash written all over it.
And the Boyfriends lived up to all the hype. They are as good as everyone says. If anyone tells you they jangle, tell them to listen properly. They make a right racket, and no mistake.
Oh, and some bloke called Morrissey turned up. I didn’t see him (I’m always looking in the wrong direction when exciting stuff happens), but he was there alright. He caught a bit of Swimmer One’s set as well as Luxembourg and the Boyfriends. He may or may not have shaken his booty to the wonderful disc spinning of those lovely Ducks, and he certainly left with a copy of Luxembourg Vs Great Britain in his back pocket (where the gladioli used to be).
If you’re reading this Morrissey, thanks for coming, and if you need a warm-up for your tour, we’re looking for bands for Essential Gig No.3. If you’re interested, we’d even go so far as to buy a fax machine so you can talk to us about it.
Watch this space. The revolution is still just beginning.
Lisa
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| the pups are loose |
[Feb. 13th, 2006|03:19 am] |
We're proud to present two new free MP3 singles for your pleasure, available now right here:
BOX6
Swimmer One - Largs Hum / Cloudbusting
“Fizzing electro-pop nuggets that simmer with insanity..." - High Voltage
BOX7
The Sweethearts - Blue Skies / Rainy Skies
"Think of splashing in puddles and missing the last bus home..." - Take Your Medicine
Download now. Pop matters.
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| the new pop revolution |
[Jan. 27th, 2006|11:56 am] |
Well, it's been a while, but we haven't been idle. Oh no...
2006 is the year where we take things up a level. We felt our way in with a double-headlining gig on January 12th featuring Luxembourg and The Boyfriends - an outstanding success, as this review testifies. Saturday February 18th is our next essential gig - a fully realised version of the January one, if you like - featuring The Boyfriends (whose debut single, I Love You, is released on Boobytrap on Monday 13th), your favourite band Luxembourg, Edinburgh electro duo Swimmer One and York's The Sweethearts. It takes place at Metro on Oxford Street, London.
Doors open at 7.30pm, with The Sweethearts taking to the stage for the very first time just before 8pm. Entry is £5 or £4 with a copy of this flyer:
The gig is also a launch party for two download singles we're releasing on Monday 13th February:
BOX6 - Swimmer One: Largs Hum / Cloudbusting
BOX7 - The Sweethearts: Blue Skies / Rainy Skies
All four tracks will be available as free MP3s on our website. Don't say we don't do anything for you. Largs Hum has already been played twice by Gideon Coe on BBC 6Music, so please feel free to email him and request repeat spins. Again, more soon...
Incidentally, we're currently redesigning the site, following its relocation to dogboxrecords.co.uk. Expect a shiny new kennel very soon...
Pop music is there to be reclaimed, people.
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| The Moment's Upon Us |
[Nov. 13th, 2005|10:24 pm] |
Dogbox are proud to announce that Luxembourg Versus Great Britain is unleashed onto an unsuspecting world, savaging complacency, and cocking its leg to wee on mediocrity. This contender for single of the year (don’t believe us – check out http://www.soundsxp.com/2540.shtml for proof) is available from our website (www.dogbox.co.uk/buy.htm) or from selected record shops nationwide, including:
replay, bath
avalanche, glasgow
piccadilly, manchester
rpm, newcastle
rounder, brighton
record collector, sheffield
tempest, birmingham
crash, leeds
rough trade, covent garden, london
selectadisc/sister ray, berwick street, london
Get down there. And if your local record shop doesn’t have it in stock, ask them why.
Meanwhile, we’d like to offer a big wet doggy kiss to everyone who came to the Windmill in Brixton last night and made our co-promotion with those lovely Duck ladies such a roaring success. Thanks also to the four bands, Neat People, The Bridge Gang, The Boyfriends and Luxembourg who were all quite wonderful and helped us raise heaps of cash for St Barnabas Hospice.
Love,
Lisa
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| The Dog And Duck Disco Party |
[Oct. 26th, 2005|06:26 pm] |
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Dogbox Records in association with our friends at Duckie Music have great pleasure in presenting the Dog and Duck Disco Party.
Having decided that this is the type of social activity you might want to be part of, four questions will no doubt be springing to mind:
WHEN?
Saturday 12th November
WHERE?
The Windmill, Brixton
WHAT?
The mighty Luxembourg, Glastonbury 2005 heroes The Boyfriends, kennel noisepop wonders The Bridge Gang and Neat People, who are taking it upon themselves to put the sex back into Essex. Plus celebrity DJs, cake and all the usual.
WHY?
Because we want to, and to raise money for St Barnabas Hospice.
Here's the flyer....
I really don’t know what more we could do to persuade you…..
Love,
Lisa
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| Luxembourg 4 Great Britain 0 (After Extra Time) |
[Oct. 20th, 2005|01:06 pm] |
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| | luxembourg versus great britain, of course | ] |
We’ve been very patient. You’ve been very patient too. Now the time is upon us.
Britain’s best unsigned band, Luxembourg, will be releasing their second single “Luxembourg Versus Great Britain” on Dogbox on 14th November. The CD single, which also includes the genius B-sides “The Exhibitionist” and “About Time” will be available to buy from our website as well as from carefully selected retailers nationwide. The critical plaudits have already been raining in:
“Common People levels of erudite lyricism and fabulous festival-hugging anthemics”
Planet Sound C4 Teletext
“A glorious call-to-arms”
Sounds XP
“Oozes class”
High Voltage
Let’s hope that this time round, the head-in-the-sand types who have all the power in this business (you know the sort – the ones who think that singing “Your shoulders are frozen, oh you’re an explosion” over a backing track nicked from a Wonderstuff B-side represents The Next Big Thing) wake up to genuine songwriting class.
As part of the build up to this release, with our friends at Duckie Music, we’re putting together a charity event. The line-up will be fantastic, we promise you. Watch this space for further details.
Love, hope and (possibly) remuneration,
Lisa
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| Lost Dogs |
[Sep. 30th, 2005|10:02 pm] |
Well, it’s been quite some time. I can’t really say why. I suppose me and Katie just kind of momentarily forgot that we were supposed to be running a record label. Anyway, we’ve remembered now.
A lot’s happened since the last Dogbox News. There was an election, if you remember that. Tony Blair won, which was better than Michael Howard winning in the same way as your whole family dying is better than your whole family and your pet guinea pig dying. There was Live 8, where Bob Geldof helpfully explained to us that there are people living in horrible places who don’t have anything to eat. This seemed to be weighing heavy on his mind last time I saw him buying patisserie in Waitrose on the Kings Road. And Antony and his merry band of Johnsons won the Mercury Prize. Don’t even get me started.
What’s been happening with the kennel, then? Well, luxembourg (officially Britain’s best unsigned band, according to industry sheet CMU Daily) have continued to delight audiences, scare critics and leave industry folk cold. I gather they’re in the studio as we speak, although what they’re doing remains to be seen. We're talking to the lovely boys at the moment about the possibility of a new Dogbox release. Who knows?
The Bridge Gang have become THE most incendiary band on the London scene, with the best hair and legs anywhere. We were completely beside ourselves yesterday when we heard them on the radio. Lovely Gideon Coe, on 6 Music, named their Pangs of Guilt (available from a canine themed website near you) Download of the Week. “A marvellous racket” said Gideon. “We love you, Gideon” said me and Katie. He’s like your cool uncle. Except we don’t have a cool uncle. Our only uncle is Uncle Graham, who likes Queen and hang gliding.
Mitten continue to make some people swoon and some people want to abrade their own private parts. Apparently, they’ve recorded some new material, but they haven’t sent us a copy yet, presumably holding out for Sony BMG. Even if you’re not convinced by their Dogbox download single, go see them. They WILL win you over. They’re playing at a disco organised by our friends at the Angular Recording Company at The Old Blue Last in Great Eastern Street on 7th October.
Finally, the sad news is that the Cowboy Shooters are no more. Ice had left. He told me he was going to join the Arctic Monkeys. I tried to explain they’re not real monkeys, and they’re not from a polar region, but he wouldn’t listen. The rest of the band have been amusing themselves playing Katie Melua songs in the style of Mudhoney to bemused West Country pub goers, but that can’t go on forever.
Watch this space. There will be more news soon, because Me and Katie are getting the record mogul bug again.
Lisa
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| Cry Havoc And Unleash The Dogs of War |
[Mar. 21st, 2005|03:26 pm] |
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| | The Rocks - I won't need you when you're dead | ] |
Today sees the release of the debut singles by the latest puppies in our litter. Both Pangs Of Guilt/Sarah’s Brother by The Bridge Gang and Slob From The Record Shop/No More Weeping by Mitten are available to download for free from our website. They are the musical equivalent of all the fox hunts in the country simultaneously setting their now underemployed hounds on that podgy freak from Keane.
Early indications are that the critics agree with us that both bands are something to be reckoned with. Of the Bridge Gang, SoundsXP said “Jonathon Richman exuberantly covering The Pixies…Please sir, can I have some more” while Vanity Project said Mitten were “Unsettling but utterly fascinating”.
Since both bands are pretty new, you probably won’t have seen either on stage. This is where Whippet Up, the second dogbox records night, comes in. The event happens on Sunday 3rd April at the Dublin Castle in London’s fashionable Camden. A place where it is still possible to get henna tattoos and find dismembered bodies in bin bags. Fortunately, neither of these things will be happening while we’re in charge. Instead, you’ll get:
Luxembourg (“good, innit?” – Huw Stevens, Radio One)
The Bridge Gang (“the stuff of legends and throat lozenges” – The Stereo Effect)
Mitten (“Mysteriously brilliant” – God Is In The TV)
Plus Djs and nice cake.
The traps open at 7.30pm and it’s only £4.50 with the flyer below. What could be a better use of a Sunday night? It’ll be just like Crufts, without the canine choreography or the audience full of Daily Mail readers. Our only regret is that the Cowboy Shooters won’t be playing as well. Ice claims to be suffering from metrophobia, which means he has a panic attack if he goes anywhere with an all night garage or a bus that runs more than twice a week. Hmmm.
Anyway, lots of love, and see you on 3rd April.
Lisa
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| Come One, Come All... |
[Mar. 18th, 2005|03:48 pm] |
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| | Apollonia 6 - Sex Shooter | ] |
Quickie from Katie here. Check out our flyer!
Be sure to print and come along! Lise'll be back with more news on Sunday...
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| just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water... |
[Feb. 28th, 2005|04:54 pm] |
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| | bis - eurodisco | ] |
Glory be! it's some Dogbox news!
hello, Katie here with the latest update from our particular trap on the greyhound track that is the world of pop!
where to start? hmmm...
New Arrivals
I suppose the biggest news is the arrival of two lovely new acts in the Dogbox kennel:
Mitten
and The Bridge Gang
Both of whom are thoroughly lovely, and can be explored further in the 'Kennel' section of our website: http://www.dogbox.co.uk
On March 21st we shall be releasing download only singles by both bands, details of which can be found in the 'Product' section. Rest assured they will both wow you in the now established Dogbox tradition!
Out and About
The second Dogbox Records night is taking place in the Dublin Castle on Sunday 3rd April! Yes my lovelies, you too can spend an evening with Luxembourg, Mitten and The Bridge Gang - wonderful bands all!
What more could you ask for? A name for this monumental event? Well pens at the ready...
we want to see Whippet Up shining out from your diary pages.
Old boys network
in all the excitement here at Dogbox HQ, don't think we've forgotten Luxembourg and the 'Shooters!
The Luxemboys are busy playing gigs up and down the country, check out your next fix here: http://www.luxembourgweb.co.uk/intheflesh.htm
Also there are vague rumblings of a forthcoming single from their bad selves. Whether or not this will be on Dogbox, i cannot say! Needless to say we're excited for the boys either way, and can't wait to hear it!
As for those pesky Cowboy Shooters down in Devon, business continues as usual. Hopefully we should have a downloadable single from them soon, in the meantime they've been busying themselves touring local village halls and have thus far managed to complete two out of nine gigs! Were the NME really interested in the anarchic guerilla antics of young bands, the 'Shooters would be on the cover forever!
gasp, what a lot of info to unload all at once! ah well, i never said i was organised - hence my usually leaving this stuff to lise!
Anyway, we'll be back with further info about the downloads and the Dogbox night nearer the time, until then please keep checking the site for updates and stay gorgeous!
mwah!
Katie
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| Happy New Ears |
[Dec. 31st, 2004|06:57 pm] |
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| | Run DMC - Christmas in Hollis | ] |
Well…since the last instalment of Dogbox News, we've hit the national press! luxembourg’s Best Kept Secret got three and a half stars in the Independent on Sunday. Our jubilation was only tempered by the fact that the review contained the words “anal sex” which meant that me and Katie haven’t been able to show it to our Mum.
So what have we been doing to take advantage of this major breakthrough into corporate acceptance? In fine young-businesswomen-of-the-year style, we’ve been on holiday at our Aunt Anna’s in Devon. It was on one of these trips that Katie and I first encountered the marvellous Cowboy Shooters and we were lucky enough to catch them at their Christmas show at the Crown and Anchor in Sidmouth. The band were in top form, belting out the songs like the Dandy Warhols in a pillow fight with the Cramps in a lock-up garage full of cheap speed. For all you Shooters devotees out there, a full setlist for the evening goes like this:
Stoned and Boned
Last Bus to Bideford
Don’t Drive Sober
Circle Sky
Drunk on Gunk
Bristol Blows,Somerset Swallows
Cowboy
Maximum Popsicle
Sex and Drugs and Sausage Roll
Jack Daniels Stole My Cattle
From the brief (and barely comprehensible) chat we had with Ice afterwards, it seems he has now found himself and work is progressing in the studio. We’re very hopeful that, with luck, the debut Shooters’ release will be ready, ooh, sometime. We’re not even sure what tracks they’re recording, although their static-caravan-trash punk covers of the Monkees and Kenickie are high on me and Katie’s wish list.
Meanwhile, the two releases we’ve managed so far are still available through the website, although stocks of both are running low, and we won’t be pressing anymore. The luxemboys are making headway with their new single, the follow up to the critically lauded What The Housewives Don’t Tell You, and, from the rough tapes we’ve heard, it’s going to be awesome.
On a serious note, we do have to make an apology. After the last instalment of Dogbox News we received the following email from Graham Shakespeare of Nuneaton:
“I must protest in the strongest terms about your recent item which compared people in the music industry with hard-of-hearing accountants. I am training to be a chartered accountant and was born with a hearing impairment, but I consider my tastes to be vastly superior to the morons who brought the world the likes of Kasabian, Razorlight and the Zutons.”
Quite right, Graham. We are chastened and apologise whole-heartedly for our comments. We have nothing against hard-of-hearing accountants. Indeed, some of our best friends are hard-of-hearing accountants. Can’t stand the music industry hegemony, mind you.
And finally, a happy New Year from all in the Kennel. We thought we’d mark the festive period in exactly the same way that everyone else does…by compiling a list of our favourite releases of 2004, in the unlikely event that you might be interested….
SINGLES
Estelle – 1980
Belle & Sebastian – Your Cover’s Blown
The Long Blondes – Giddy Stratospheres
The Libertines – Can’t Stand Me Now
Rachel Stevens – Some Girls
ALBUMS
The Rocks – Asking for Trouble
Graham Coxon – Happiness In Magazines
Various – Rip Off Your Labels
William Shatner – Has Been
Luxembourg – Best Kept Secret
Some may think that we’re biased about the final selection, but only people who haven’t heard it.
Have a great 2005. Let’s hope that the New Year brings a slow and painful death for all the members of Jet. We'll show 'em how cold and hard bitches can be.
Lisa
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| A Secret, Public |
[Dec. 2nd, 2004|01:33 pm] |
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| | luxembourg - Best Kept Secret | ] |
Here at the Dogs’ Home in East Battersea (as the estate agents would call it) we’re totally thrilled to be able to announce the second Dogbox Records release:
Best Kept Secret: Demos & Rarities 2001-2004 Is NOT the debut luxembourg album but it IS a quite stunning collection of demo recordings the luxemboys have dusted down and polished up, along with some live material and new versions of old favourites. It will be coming out as a very limited edition on Monday 13th December and you will be able to buy it from the Dogbox Site as well as from some lucky retailers. Here's a full tracklisting:
1. Let Us Have It
2. Theme From luxembourg
3. We Are The Resistance
4. What The Housewives Don’t Tell You (Acoustic)
5. Search Continues, Hope Fades (Electro Version)
6. Making Progress
7. Lemon & Lime (Electro Version)
8. Make It
9. Success Is Never Enough
10. Close-Cropped (Acoustic)
11. Raised
12. (I Need) A Little Bit More (Than You Can Give Me)
13. Reasons For Losing Sleep (Redux)
14. In My Bed (Live)
If that doesn’t whet your appetite (or indeed your underwhear) I just don’t know what will.
How much are we charging for this slice of pop history? A measly £7. So track down where the last White Stripes album landed when you chucked it across the room in a migraine-induced rage and flog it on Ebay. You can then spend the money finding out what the hard-of-hearing accountants who run the music industry have been missing all this time.
Already, the more discerning music writers are drooling:
"Best Kept Secret appears to be glued into my discman and, before even starting to review it, I feel the need to sit on a shaking bus, scribbling the lyrics into my notepad as I haven't done since I was about 16.” http://www.youresooldstreet.co.uk/albums.html
“By any standards this is pop music you’ll be asking to marry within a week.” – Channel 4 Teletext.
"Let's hope the real new Lux LP isn't running too far behind this pacemaking set." www.vanityproject.co.uk
"Luxembourg are turning into one of the finds of 2004 - with a sound informed by Roxy Music, early Pulp & a ton of self belief - they are fast becoming one of those 'most likely to' hit pay-dirt in 2005." - Trakmarx, Issue 17 & a half.
We also gather the boys will be in the studio again before Christmas to work on their second single, and are back on the London stage at the Metro Club, Oxford Street on December 9th.
And what about those doyens of Devonshire disorder, the Cowboy Shooters, we hear you cry? Well, we’d like to know. Apparently Ice was last seen heading off onto Dartmoor with only a packet of fig rolls and a four pack of Stella for company, muttering something about finding himself. The concept EP looks like it might be on hold for the time being, then. Unless this IS the concept....
Lisa
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| musky basements |
[Nov. 8th, 2004|04:29 pm] |
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| | Bis - Action and Drama | ] |
Hello,
Katie here, as Lisa is off doing her nails or something, gawd bless 'er.
We're fresh from our one nighter with luxembourg and friends at the Betset Trotwood, and what a magnificent night it was. Nothing but love to Mitten, The Darlings and Boy Genius who entertained and informed in equal measure. Nice to see our resident pups, luxembourg, back in action - albeit in a reduced form - and making aural love to all and sundry. More backing vocals chaps! You could be the new Shangri-La's! Youse can all catch up with the boys at the c*rling islington academy on November 23rd, where they'll be back to full strength (unlike the lager)!
If our barking seems a little muffled at the moment, it's because we're working with the luxemboys on a special treat for you die-hards. Keep your eyes on the news for further details, it'll be bigger than the microchip!
As for those pesky Cowboy Shooters, they're currently holed up in their rehearsal space/bunker working on a 'concept ep'.
As is to be expected, they're keeping us more or less in the dark on what the concept actually is, but that's all part of their perculiar charm, and why we love them so.
Ice has told us to, "expect the unexpected and suspect the re-elected". Maybe we'll be hearing a political slant to their sexy brew? We're on tenterhooks and you'll be the first to know!
Well, it's time to lower my cat-shaped eye mask and get some little needed beauty sleep. Lisa ought to be back with you all soon with further bulletins, until then keep your eyes vital and your coats shiny pupettes!
Katie
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| Dog Show |
[Oct. 7th, 2004|09:50 pm] |
We’re very excited that we’ll be hosting the inaugural Dogbox Records night on Thursday 21st October. Kennel heroes luxembourg headline as a three piece (the rhythm section will be no doubt be drinking themselves stupid in the corner). Expect some surprises, some different versions of old favourites, and an astonishing absence of rock beef. Also on the bill are a new version of an old favourite of ours, Boy Genius, a first-and-last-ever live performance by Angular enigmas the Darlings and a debut outing for Mitten’s scruffy plastic fork-wielding kindergarten pop.
Where will all this be happening? The Betsey Trottwood, 56 Farringdon Road, London EC1. To get there, simply climb into a cardboard box, get a friend to carry you to your nearest post office and post you with insufficient stamps to someone in North London so that you end up stranded at Mount Pleasant sorting office. Then cut your way out of the box, climb out the window and walk down the hill to the venue in time for the first act at 8pm.
Meanwhile in the West Country, The Cowboy Shooters will be crossing the border on Saturday October 23rd to play the Queen’s Arms in Yeovil. Let’s hope they take their protective headgear with them as the band have been the subject of a vitriolic letter-writing campaign in the Taunton & Wellington Star. This started after news of their psychedelic-cow-punk-dirge-pop call to arms “Bristol blows, Somerset swallows” leaked out. Apparently the good folk of Somerset are not too happy, but as far as we’re concerned, any song that rhymes “Glastonbury Tor” with “anal sore” has got to be good. |
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| Cowboy Shooters at the Golden Ram |
[Sep. 5th, 2004|02:41 pm] |
Were fabulous, or so they tell me. It was a bit too far for me and Katie to travel. We're waiting for them to take the mule train back up to the smoke. Ice claims that Vanessa Feltz was there and stripped down to her bra and knickers during their encore (surf-pop anthem "Jack Daniels stole my cattle") but you really, really can't believe a word he says.
Catch them next at the Wellington Arms, Torbay on Thursday 23rd September. Support comes from the Naughty Popes. |
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| online sales & live action |
[Aug. 26th, 2004|01:44 pm] |
hooray! you can now buy pre-release copies of our first release, luxembourg's what the housewives don't tell you, through our online shop. just keep schtum... their single launch is at bar academy, islington, on tuesday 7th september.
meanwhile, cowboy shooters, our devon wildcards, play the golden ram in paignton on friday 3rd september. stetsons at the ready, kids!
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| BOX1 announced |
[Aug. 4th, 2004|12:11 pm] |
luxembourg - what the housewives don't tell you
b/w close-cropped & pin me down
single release 06.09.04
"fabulously glamorous pop"
- Planet Sound, Channel 4 teletext |
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