updated 9th February
Andrew Vincent / Birds In The Woods / Chris Bradley / Chris Kasper / Jason & The Scorchers / My Little Pony / Robin Grey / Shock Defeat / Various - A Very Cherry Xmas / Various - Krampus Is Coming / Wyldsky /
12 Stone Toddler / Aaron Carey / Absent Elk / Extreme O.D / Hexicon / Lucius / Not Squares / The Mirrorkicks / The Mojo Fins / Model Society
Death metal from Iran, easy on the death...
A band from Leeds avoided cliche, but not our Chris Watson.
We know that you can read, because you're here and as you can, you might like some of these?
Our favourite bands, things and people in one place. Quite a neat idea, really. If you should, or shouldn't be there, just let us know.
We like music. We listen to it. We write about it. We don't do favours & we don't tell lies. Contact for neither: unpeeled@tiscali.co. uk
Covers the white labelled, myspaced out, the generally unsigned and we've been listening to: Bad Blow Job / Gas / Hold Fast / John Dibiasi / Maggies Farm / Model Society / Rob The Rich / Static Free
Hallo, we're going for the old stream of unconsciousnes, random info-blurt today. So be aware of the following:
We have news of Katie Melua, we haven't seen her for a while because she spent 2009 bothering Americans, in pr speak
it goes like this; "Katie spent 2009 touring around America with a guitar and writing songs for her fourth album, including
teaming up with Guy Chambers, Polly Scattergood and Rick Nowels, the album has been produced with William Orbit."
It's currently untitled and will be released in May. Meanwhile a young man called Dan Cutts writes to us about a band
called Two Skies, they haven't been bothering Americans, but have been described as having "tube generated
guitar sounds", sounds almost as exciting as Katie Melua. Onwards, a proper, grown up, publicity company tells
us that The Lights "are the new Goldfrapp", quite handy as we can't get any more pins into our old Goldfrapp.
Last year we interviewed the guy who runs the Bearded Theory Festival and now they've gone and booked
The Wonder Stuff to headline this years shindig. Coincidence? Yeah, we thought
so too. Meanwhile, a lady called Monica calls to say that a
band called Damien have come all the way from Italy to
punt their "Crippled Cute" album (it's not Goldfrapp, we
already love it). Finally, the gorgeous pop
thing called The Melting Ice Caps have
released another completely free
single; "Our Lovely Afternoon".
Okay, that'll do for
now.
We have news of Katie Melua, we haven't seen her for a while because she spent 2009 bothering Americans, in pr speak
it goes like this; "Katie spent 2009 touring around America with a guitar and writing songs for her fourth album, including
teaming up with Guy Chambers, Polly Scattergood and Rick Nowels, the album has been produced with William Orbit."
It's currently untitled and will be released in May. Meanwhile a young man called Dan Cutts writes to us about a band
called Two Skies, they haven't been bothering Americans, but have been described as having "tube generated
guitar sounds", sounds almost as exciting as Katie Melua. Onwards, a proper, grown up, publicity company tells
us that The Lights "are the new Goldfrapp", quite handy as we can't get any more pins into our old Goldfrapp.
Last year we interviewed the guy who runs the Bearded Theory Festival and now they've gone and booked
The Wonder Stuff to headline this years shindig. Coincidence? Yeah, we thought
so too. Meanwhile, a lady called Monica calls to say that a
band called Damien have come all the way from Italy to
punt their "Crippled Cute" album (it's not Goldfrapp, we
already love it). Finally, the gorgeous pop
thing called The Melting Ice Caps have
released another completely free
single; "Our Lovely Afternoon".
Okay, that'll do for
now.
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LED ZEPPELIN
Good innit? They call it "Trampled Underfoot" and it's taken from their 1975 release, "Physical Graffiti".
The good people at Wikipedia suggest that the riff is one of the "relentless, semi funk" variety and even we don't need to be told that it owes much to Stevie "Innervisions" Wonder.
LED ZEPPELIN
Good innit? They call it "Trampled Underfoot" and it's taken from their 1975 release, "Physical Graffiti".
The good people at Wikipedia suggest that the riff is one of the "relentless, semi funk" variety and even we don't need to be told that it owes much to Stevie "Innervisions" Wonder.