VOLUME!
April 3rd, 2010
The capital’s most respected dubstep night drops mo bass for us again.
Volume! is always off the hook, their parties have been some of the wildest we’ve seen.
Resident DJs will be in action bringing you the best in dubstep, bassline, jungle, D&B, Bmore and anything else they happen to be feeling.
Volume! Residents:
TERMITE http://www.myspace.com/alicewillster
G-MAC http://www.undergroundsolushn.com
PARANOISE http://www.myspace.com/paranoiseoptimal
BRIAN D’SOUZA http://www.myspace.com/briandsouza
Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6659443700
Email: movolume@googlemail.com
Info: http://www.myspace.com/movolume
THIS IS MUSIC
April 2nd, 2010
Our acclaimed indie/electro night with awesome live guests 7-11pm, before DJs Bargain Harold and Tallah Disco kick ass.
£3 / members free.
MY TINY ROBOTS at This Is Music
April 2nd, 2010
Some bands appear to do everything right but, when the proverbial push comes to shove, fail to light up the stage. Thankfully, Edinburgh trio My Tiny Robots (MTR] are not one of these bands.
Comprised of frontman Dylan Childs and multi-instrumentalists Ryan Marinello (also of Occasional Flickers fame) and Russell Williams, MTR illuminate the ear-sockets with a forever sought but rarely captured trait: charisma.
Underpinned by a playful sense of humour, there’s an astonishing diversity to MTR’s songs. Childs notes: “We always find it reassuring that any comparisons to other bands tend to differ wildly according to the songs that people have heard at any given time.”
RACE HORSES
March 30th, 2010
“Goodbye Falkenburg is an utterly entertaining trip” MOJO
“cut from the same gonzoid pop cloth as Super Furry Animals, full of psych rock & Beatles soaked harmonies” Q MAGAZINE
“colliery band parps, early Of-Montreal jangle, pastoral melancholy and what sounds like Beirut captaining a pirate ship maintain their standing as purveyors of mighty fine singles” NME
“a wilfully zany debut with mischievous spirit that’s hard to dislike” UNCUT
“Goodbye Falkenberg is an off-kilter masterpiece, irrerverant, unadulterated and well worth a listen”. DROWNED IN SOUND 8/10
“A 13 track joyride, it hurts psychedelia, White Album Beatles, glam-rock, electro, barbershop, tropicalia, chamber pop and post-rock into the mix. The result is a beserk and brilliant record” SUNDAY TIMES CULTURE (Breaking Act)
“Wholly original and genuinely exciting” MUSIC FIX 9/10
“Goodbye Falkenberg is a startlingly good first impression” CLASH MAGAZINE 7/10
“Goodbye Falkenburg’, the quartet prove that they are quite versatile, writing brilliant pop songs with plenty of quirkiness included. The future looks bright for this lot, make no mistake” THIS IS FAKE DIY 8/10
“With darkly humorous lyrics, handclaps galore, huge orchestral arrangements and choral parts – debut album Goodbye Falkenburg is sure to be a highlight of the year” NARC Ones To Watch
“Race Horses have just gone and made your all time favourite debut” SHINDIG
