Thursday, 12 July 2012

NITE JEWEL and NAYTRONIX and EYELESS IN GAZA next week!

Hello again!
The quiet before the storm - ha! Next week we have three terrific shows happening so we wanted to send out a general heads up. Next Wednesday at XOYO, we have the long-awaited return of NITE JEWEL to London hot on the heels of Ramona's impressive recent album of swooning synth spells. In support, pushing the dreamscape into hazier territories are Edinburgh's MAGIC EYE and the achingly soulful NICHOLAS KRGOVICH (who is also playing as a member of Nite Jewel too!). Next Thursday at Birthdays, we're very lucky to have a debut UK outing for Nate and Merrill from tUnE-yArDs new dance party project NAYTRONIX, in support we have spirit guides HALO HALO and afro-punk power duo SACRED PAWS too. If that wasn't enough the following Saturday (July 21st at 79 Endell St) we have an exceptionally special show for melancholic legends EYELESS IN GAZA, who will be spoiling us an atmospheric set dancing through their 30 year history, serious highlight of the year material. OK, here's the full blurbs for you all, enjoy...


\\\\\ WEDNESDAY /////

 
 
NITE JEWEL
MAGIC EYE
NICHOLAS KRGOVICH (of NO KIDS and MT EERIE)
Wednesday 18 July
XOYO, 32 Cowper St, Shoreditch, EC2A 4AW
8pm | £9.00 | TICKETS

NITE JEWEL aka California native Ramona Gonzalez first began her transcendent minimalist dance-pop escapades in the privacy of her own home in Los Angeles with the aid of her multitrack cassette recorder. She very quickly developed her own unique sound, taking inspiration from European experimental electronic music and U.S. R&B pop, and began performing live in the L.A. area under the moniker Nite Jewel. Since the release of Nite Jewel's mesmerizing 2008 debut 'Good Evening', Ramona and her group have honed their lounge-pop-R&B craft across releases from Italians Do It Better, Mexican Summer and Human Ear, which collectively lead to a wealth of refinement and bold directness in both singing and songwriting. On new album 'One Second Of Love' you'll find a re-imagination of Golden-era R&B pop; future-classic sounds alongside vocal sultriness. If Nite Jewel's earlier work brought to mind the likes of Lisa Lisa or Debbie Deb on quaaludes, this new body of work may conjure up clearer images of Sade, Eurythmics-era Annie Lennox and Tracy Thorn. Produced with longtime collaborator Cole MGN (The Samps, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti), the entire affair is pure, confident, singular-but-intricate and delightfully sophisticated. Nite Jewel's evolution of fidelity and nuance comes to a head with the release of One Second of Love, available now on Secretly Canadian.
http://www.nitejewel.com/

MAGIC EYE are a quartet from Edinburgh who create glistening interlocking guitar parts (guitar players Alex and Bek are in total synchronicity), taking their melodies to new heavenly heights and letting each line swim through the track. The shimmering guitar parts brilliantly compliment Roma's bewitching warm-summer-night vocal, reminiscent of Julee Cruise imploring you to "tell your heart that I'm the one..." while all the while Francis holds things in orbit with his sparse, smart, direct beats that echo crisply and cooly throughout Magic Eye's fresh sonic space. The band's 'Shreddin' on Heaven's Floor' cassette album is available now through Animal Images.
http://soundcloud.com/magic-eye-1

NICHOLAS KRGOVICH is a 29 year-old Vancouver-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist best known for his work with NO KIDS, GIGI, P:ANO and MOUNT EERIE. He has been releasing records under various monikers since P:ANO’s acclaimed chamber pop debut “When It’s Dark And It’s Summer” in 2002, which has led to his work with the girl group inspired GIGI, the icy displacement of the r’n’b informed NO KIDS and most recently to the singular pop dreams released under his full legal name NICHOLAS KRGOVICH. Even though the material is often wildly diverse there is a unmistakable sense of Krgovich’s deep commitment to exploring the endless possibilities of pop, a discerning ear for sonic detail and quite often an ambition that wilfully borders on the absurd. With songs that owe as much to the Great American Songbook as to perennial favourites like Sade, Prefab Sprout and The Blue Nile, Krgovich has been spinning rich compositions out of obsessions with Old Hollywood grandeur and Mullholland Drive-style mystery, which create a dreamland where palm trees cast impossibly long shadows, courtyard swimming pools glow at night, and washed-up movie stars haunt the streets looking for love. With a musical universe comprised of intricate vocal melodies, lush orchestrals, layers of analog synths, slinky funk guitars and tight rhythms of both the human and inhuman variety, Krgovich has been busy putting the finishing touches on his upcoming solo debut LP due later this year.
http://nicholaskrgovich.tumblr.com/


\\\\\ THURSDAY /////
 
 
NAYTRONIX
(Nate and Merrill of tUnE-yArDs)
HALO HALO
SACRED PAWS

Thursday 19 July
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston,  N16 8BJ
8pm | £5.00 | TICKETS

NAYTRONIX is an evil dance band cloned from the stem cells of multi-instrumentalist Nate Brenner. As the bassist for genre-bending institutions tUnE-yArDs (Merrill also plays in Naytronix) and Beep!, he is not a stranger to voyaging across his great many homelands and spinning platinum out of the resources he trades along the way. Nate's songwriting style is deeply rooted in the traditions of the future, which few alive today know anything about. And while the compositions are geared towards the sinister post-apocalyptic dance colonies that are on the verge of sprouting up around the world, an undeniably timeless funk is woven into the Naytronix hit machine. Fashionable grooves merge with found sounds and homemade instruments to unsettling yet familiar effect, as humans play side-by-side with robots, intertwining in a nefarious tango until you don’t know where veins ends and circuitry begins. Brenner has been called, “The Bootsy Collins of Oakland, California,” where he currently resides. He is a native of the synthetic desert cities of William Onyeabor, the vanguard estates of Charles Mingus, and the family manor of Sly Stone. Naytronix have a free EP available through Plug Research now.
http://www.plugresearch.com/naytronix/

HALO HALO take their name from a very tasty, multicoloured desert from the Philippines. They are Jack on drums, singing and Harmonica and Rachel on Banjo, singing and Gill on keyboards and bass. Halo Halo make music that careens, drawing on Appalachian folk rambles as well as the hyper melodic clattering Sinawi vibes of Korea's shamanic past. Check out their debut 7" single 'Manananggal' on Savoury Days and M'Ladys now, as well as their recent split CDR with Colin Min Sai, featuring a live set in Tel Aviv no less!
http://halohalomixmix.blogspot.com/

SACRED PAWS is a meeting of minds. Featuring Rachel Aggs (of Trash Kit, Cover Girl) on guitar and Eilidh Rodgers (of Golden Grrrls) on drums, the duo kick out a spirited mix of afro-pop and sprawling hypno-rock. The sway of the dance party certainly reigns strongly too with songs building to immersive highs whilst both Rachel and Eilidh's vocals tumble in cycles through each other. Sacred Paws have some demos available to hear now on their website below.
http://sacredpaws.bandcamp.com/


\\\\\ SATURDAY /////
 

EYELESS IN GAZA
Saturday 21 July
79 Endell Street, Covent Garden, WC2H 9 DY
8pm | £11.00 | TICKETS

EYELESS IN GAZA formed in 1980 in Nuneaton, Warwickshire and have become over the course of their career one of the UK's most brilliant and idiosyncratic bands. With their self-released debut 7", 'Kodak Ghosts Run Amok', EIG immediately staked their own space in the post punk scheme of things. Boasting a Wasp synth never sounding so triumphant, the single was as much a primal scream of expression as any punk onslaught. Signing to the Cherry Red label the band then released six albums plus an array of singles. From the jagged, spiky soundbites of the first two albums, through to the fully formed 'Back From The Rains', the duo's overall sound blossomed. Their on-stage 'face-off' set-up - Pete Becker juggling live keyboards, bass, drums and backing vocals, positioned directly opposite Martyn Bates' guitars, keyboards and mesmeric, emotive vocal - only compounded to set them apart from, well... everybody.

The strain from pushing, unsuccessfully, to secure a hit single and more crucially, the major label support they were after, pretty much fuelled EIG's break up in 1987. After their split, Bates, in almost defiant fashion, became even more prolific. He released five classy solo albums in as many years before the duo reconvened in 1992. Since then, with Bates' solo outings interspersed, EIG have increasingly stretched their boundaries. The five releases that moved them through the nineties times showcased their seemingly effortless, ability to write truly sublime melodies as well as travel music's hard shoulder. From collaborations on/contributions to projects involving Genesis P. Orridge, Lol Coxhill, poets Anne Clark and Rainer Maria Rilke, James Joyce's Chamber Music poems, Scorn/Painkiller mainstay M.J. Harris, and Bill Laswell, EIG and Martyn Bates' more 'experimental' side has, pretty much, also spanned their whole musical careers. Their descriptive feel has lent itself to involvement in film as well, from Derek Jarman's 'The Garden and The Last of England' through to 2002's art house hit, 'Intimacy', the soundtrack to which also featured The Clash, The Stooges, David Bowie and Nick Cave. Most recently, Bates has also completed the music for 'The Resurrection Apprentice', a short, directed by filmmaker (Larry Fassenden/Jim Jarmusch collaborator) Glenn McQuaid.

Last year saw the release of EIG's most recent album 'Everyone Feels Like A Stranger' an album described by Uncut Magazine as ”high on English folk/psychedelic textures... a collection of windswept, romantic songs, prickly as holly and sad as old Polaroids... a real career peak.” And this month, sister record "Butterfly Attitude' was released on Downwards to acclaim. Eyeless In Gaza are a truly poetic band and their music, often sepia-toned and camouflaged, still displays all the warm melancholia and fluttering beauty that it ever has. This is going to be a very special show!
http://www.eyelessingaza.com/


Thanks as always for your ongoing support!
We've just announced HELM and DESIGN A WAVE as the special guests playing with EXCEPTER at the end of July too.
Have a brilliant weekend.
UPSET
x

http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk
http://www.upsettherhythm.blogspot.com



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EXCEPTER
HELM
DESIGN A WAVE

Tuesday 24 July
Cafe Oto, 22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
8pm | £8.00 | TICKETS
N.B. Tickets for this show also guarantee free entry to John Fell Ryan's experimental simulcast soundtracking to 'The Shining' on July 25th (venue TBA) and a synth improv set at Rough Trade East on July 26th using their in-house Schneiders Buro test station. You will also receive a free ultra-limited CD of rare and unreleased Excepter tracks too.

TY SEGALL
SHARM EL SHAKES
SOFT ARROWS

Thursday 2 August
Tufnell Park Dome, 178 Junction Road, Tufnell Park, N19 5QQ
8pm | £8.00 | TICKETS

Upset The Rhythm's
SUMMER SHOP WINDOW featuring…
JOHN MAUS
PEEPHOLES
THE PHEROMOANS
TRASH KIT vs DESIGN A WAVE DJs

Tuesday 14 August
Scala, 275-277 Pentonville Road, King's Cross, N1 9NL
7pm | £10.00 | TICKETS

THE PHEROMOANS "Album Launch Party"
ELA ORLEANS
LIBEREZ
ADAM BOHMAN / ADRIAN NORTHOVER
ACOLYTES DJ SET

Friday 31 August
Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, 44-46 Pollard Row, Bethnal Green, E2 6NB
8pm | £5.00 | TICKETS

DIVORCE "Album Launch Party"
BITCHES
ASSS

Thursday 13 September
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston,  N16 8BJ
8pm | £5.00 | TICKETS

MV & EE with the Home Comfort Sound System
WHOLE VOYALD INFINITE LIGHT
Tuesday 18 September
Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, 44-46 Pollard Row, Bethnal Green, E2 6NB
8pm | £8.00 | TICKETS

DEEP TIME
YE LAMPREYS
CHAPTER 24

Friday 21 September
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, Angel, N1 9JB
8pm | £7.00 | TICKETS

DAN DEACON
DENT MAY
SUPER PATTERN

Wednesday 26 September
The Scala, 275 Pentonville Road, King's Cross, N1 9NL
7.30pm | £10.00 | TICKETS

BLACK DICE
DAN FRIEL (of PARTS & LABOR)
TWILIT GROTTO
Thursday 4 October
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston,  N16 8BJ
8pm | £9.00 | TICKETS

QUINTRON AND MISS PUSSYCAT
ELA ORLEANS
APOSTILLE

Thursday 11 October
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston,  N16 8BJ
8pm | £7.00 | TICKETS

DOOMSDAY STUDENT
(Members of Arab On Radar)
Wednesday 17 October
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston,  N16 8BJ
8pm | £6.00 | TICKETS

DOPE BODY
Thursday 25 October
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston,  N16 8BJ
8pm | £6.00 | TICKETS

CHAIN & THE GANG
Friday 30 November
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, Angel, N1 9JB
8pm | £9.00 | TICKETS

Wednesday, 4 July 2012

NITE JEWEL IN LONDON! JULY 18




Upset The Rhythm presents...


NITE JEWEL
MAGIC EYE
NICHOLAS KRGOVICH
Wednesday 18 July
XOYO, 32 Cowper St, Shoreditch, EC2A 4AW
8pm | £9.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/163696

NITE JEWEL aka California native Ramona Gonzalez first began her transcendent minimalist dance-pop escapades in the privacy of her own home in Los Angeles with the aid of her multitrack cassette recorder. She very quickly developed her own unique sound, taking inspiration from European experimental electronic music and U.S. R&B pop, and began performing live in the L.A. area under the moniker Nite Jewel. Since the release of Nite Jewel's mesmerizing 2008 debut 'Good Evening', Ramona and her group have honed their lounge-pop-R&B craft across releases from Italians Do It Better, Mexican Summer and Human Ear, which collectively lead to a wealth of refinement and bold directness in both singing and songwriting. On new album 'One Second Of Love' you'll find a re-imagination of Golden-era R&B pop; future-classic sounds alongside vocal sultriness. If Nite Jewel's earlier work brought to mind the likes of Lisa Lisa or Debbie Deb on quaaludes, this new body of work may conjure up clearer images of Sade, Eurythmics-era Annie Lennox and Tracy Thorn. Produced with longtime collaborator Cole MGN (The Samps, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti), the entire affair is pure, confident, singular-but-intricate and delightfully sophisticated. Nite Jewel's evolution of fidelity and nuance comes to a head with the release of One Second of Love, available now on Secretly Canadian.
http://www.nitejewel.com/

MAGIC EYE are a quartet from Edinburgh who create glistening interlocking guitar parts (guitar players Alex and Bek are in total synchronicity), taking their melodies to new heavenly heights and letting each line swim through the track. The shimmering guitar parts brilliantly compliment Roma's bewitching warm-summer-night vocal, reminiscent of Julee Cruise imploring you to "tell your heart that I'm the one..." while all the while Francis holds things in orbit with his sparse, smart, direct beats that echo crisply and cooly throughout Magic Eye's fresh sonic space. The band's 'Shreddin' on Heaven's Floor' cassette album is available now through Animal Images.
http://soundcloud.com/magic-eye-1

NICHOLAS KRGOVICH is a 29 year-old Vancouver-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist best known for his work with NO KIDS, GIGI, P:ANO and MOUNT EERIE. He has been releasing records under various monikers since P:ANO’s acclaimed chamber pop debut “When It’s Dark And It’s Summer” in 2002, which has led to his work with the girl group inspired GIGI, the icy displacement of the r’n’b informed NO KIDS and most recently to the singular pop dreams released under his full legal name NICHOLAS KRGOVICH. Even though the material is often wildly diverse there is a unmistakable sense of Krgovich’s deep commitment to exploring the endless possibilities of pop, a discerning ear for sonic detail and quite often an ambition that wilfully borders on the absurd. With songs that owe as much to the Great American Songbook as to perennial favourites like Sade, Prefab Sprout and The Blue Nile, Krgovich has been spinning rich compositions out of obsessions with Old Hollywood grandeur and Mullholland Drive-style mystery, which create a dreamland where palm trees cast impossibly long shadows, courtyard swimming pools glow at night, and washed-up movie stars haunt the streets looking for love. With a musical universe comprised of intricate vocal melodies, lush orchestrals, layers of analog synths, slinky funk guitars and tight rhythms of both the human and inhuman variety, Krgovich has been busy putting the finishing touches on his upcoming solo debut LP due later this year.
http://nicholaskrgovich.tumblr.com/

Monday, 2 July 2012

JAPANTHER & HYGIENE & SIC DEFENCE tonight!!!


Morning all! Tonight we have punk whirlwind JAPANTHER playing in London, the first time since they melted minds at Spaghetti Tree last year! It's going to be a blast, in support we have a rare outing for the always terrific HYGIENE and SIC DEFENCE will be opening up. Plenty of tickets on the door from 8pm, live music starting around 8.40pm…

\\\\\ TONIGHT /////
JAPANTHER
HYGIENE
SIC DEFENCE
Monday 2 July
Birthdays, 33-35 Stoke Newington Road, Dalston, N16 8BJ
8pm | £7.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/170559

JAPANTHER is an art project established circa 2001 by Ian Vanek - who plays drums, cassettes and sings - and Matt Reilly - who plays bass and Casio SK-1, and sings. The explosive, unapologetically punk power duo have collaborated with a variety of artists including Penny Rimbaud, Dan Graham, Eileen Myles, Ninjasonik, Anita Sparrow and Spankrock. They have made a name for themselves through their energising live shows, sometimes in unique performance situations - alongside synchronised swimmers, a top the Williamsburg Bridge, with giant marionettes and shadow puppets, and from the back of a moving truck in SoHo, with giant dinosaurs and BMXers flying off the walls. Last year saw them release their wildly awesome, eighth album 'Beets, Limes and Rice' on Recess Records. http://japanther.com/

HYGIENE take the listener on a post-pub stagger through the concrete walkways and underpasses of Britain's decline. Daydreaming at their offices on a weekday or at home with their record collection on a Saturday night, the members of Hygiene are dislocated in both time and space. Their LP 'Public Sector' (La Vida Es Un Mus) has one DM boot in the past and the other longwing brogue firmly up the backside of the present. 'Public Sector' hearkens back to a time of Polytechnic radicalism, Special Patrol Group repression and O Level temptresses yet evades the pitfalls of vapid historicity and pastiche. Hygiene see historical continuities and follow them to their logical conclusions, reducing their influences down to their essential constituent elements and reassembling them into now music for now people. http://hygieneband.blogspot.com/

SIC DEFENCE are a London trio of punk upstarts, jabbing and prodding awkward rhythms with guitar, bass and drums, allowing the vocals to wind through the music. Next month they have their debut 7" due through Darwin, which they recorded entirely themselves at Sound Savers Studios. http://soundcloud.com/sound-savers/sic-defence-sunshine-and

I thought we'd leave you with Japanther's new puppet-centric video for 'Lil Taste', enjoy: http://youtu.be/lOjJhQ0cjLc
Catch you later!
UPSET x

 http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk
http://www.upsettherhythm.blogspot.com

Tuesday, 26 June 2012

JAZZ MIND out now!!!

Our new record for Ed Schrader's Music Beat is OUT NOW! Here's some photos to whet your appetite and a new video for the sprawlingly awesome 'When I'm In A Car', November will also see the band bring their intense live show over to Europe, so watch this space!




AVAILABLE NOW FROM THE UTR WEBSHOP AND ALL GOOD RECORD STORES!


Artist:  Ed Schrader’s Music Beat
Title:  Jazz Mind
Catalogue Number:  UTR053
Formats: CD / LP
  
Track listing:
1.            Sermon
2.            Gem Asylem
3.            Traveling
4.            Right
5.            Do The Manuver
6.            Rats
7.            My Mind Is Broken By The Sound
8.            When I’m In A Car
9.            Airshow
10.           I Can’t Stop Eating Sugar
11.           Gas Station Attendant

Before Ed Schrader’s Music Beat, Ed made music under the name Ed Schrader, layering trippy sounds over pounding drums. A 10” from four years back documents this era, before Ed expanded the project into Music Beat. In 2009 Devlin Rice (also of Nuclear Power Pants) joined Ed for a one-off show. The band formed quite unintentionally. Ed was invited to play a rave of all things, and before almost deciding to opt out decided to join forces with his roommate Devlin for the performance, and play as a duo, the show was magical with Ed doing manic extended versions of his songs, crooning to a glow stick friendly crowd under a full moon in September, while Devlin raged alongside making for a winning combination that was too good to leave as a one night affair. This mind meld took the left field paranoid pop that Ed was composing and added a powerful low end power chug from the jug of eternal rock and raised the whole project a more visceral live experience.

Since then the band has done considerable touring with acts such as Future Islands, Lightning Bolt, Dan Deacon and really whipped up some enthusiasm based on their minimal and real rock vision.

The band issued a 7” on Load Records last year called ‘Sermon / Rats’ and response has been pretty damn positive:

“a crazily interesting Baltimore duo using bass, drums, and vocals to do something very pummelsome in a punk way without cowtowing to any of the genres clichés”
The WIRE

“Ed Schrader is one of the most engaging artists of our generation”
Vice Magazine

“Ed is a master songsmith, a one man Butthole Surfers who has reduced pop and punk to their most basic building blocks”
Village Voice

The band recorded “Jazz Mind”, with Twig Harper (of Nautical Almanac) and mixed it with Chester Gwazda (producer of Dan Deacon’s ‘Spider Man of The Rings’, and ‘Bromst’, and Future Islands albums, ‘In Evening Air’ and ‘On the Water’).  The recording boils down the band’s vision of pop-inflected, stripped-down rawk to its most necessary elements.

‘Jazz Mind’ is a sonic panorama of a record. "My Mind Is Broken By The Sound But It Gets Me Around” finds a serene minimal bliss in floor tom and subtle robotic vocals, whilst raging anthem “When I'm In A Car” (featuring Randy Randall of No Age) bleeds into the more conceptual dark euphoria of compositions like "Right" (featuring Matmos plus a real hurdy-gurdy). You hold the truth in your hands right now, pop music in its purest form, rhythm and personality, and what’s better than that? 




Monday, 25 June 2012

EYELESS IN GAZA - poster!!!


Thanks to James Hines for this brilliant poster for next month's Eyeless In Gaza show!

EYELESS IN GAZA
Saturday 21 July
79 Endell Street, Covent Garden, WC2H 9 DY
8pm | £11.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/167161

x


Thursday, 21 June 2012

TY SEGALL now at TUFNELL PARK DOME

TY SEGALL
SHARM EL SHAKES
SOFT ARROWS

Thursday 2 August
Tufnell Park Dome, 178 Junction Road, Tufnell Park, N19 5QQ
8pm | £8.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/164741

Thursday, 7 June 2012

UPSET THE RHYTHM / NTS RADIO SHOW 7



01. Lucky Dragons - Live at UTR
02. Sunglasses - Swim
03. Foxhounds - Bees With Honey
04. Borg - Nancy Sang
05. Dope Body - Out Of My Mind
06. Alice Babs - St Louis Blues Twist
07. Getatchew Mekurya -Yegenet Muziqa
08. Erkin Koray - Hele Yar
09. Lil B - Live at UTR
10. The Flying Pickets - When Doves Cry
11. Robedoor - Sabbath Breaker
12. Liquor Ball - Come Fly With Us
13. Yola Fatoush - Celine
14. Zoetrope - Demons
15. Kemialliset Ystävät - Tässä Maassa Kun Näin Makailen
16. Gibson Brothers - Big Pine Boogie
17. R Stevie Moore - Love Has Doubt
18. eX-Girl - Tozka
19. White Rainbow - Mystic Prism
20. King Tuff - Keep On Movin'
21. Tonstarttsbandht - Live at UTR
22. Aymie & Richard's MIX featuring...
    DK Ketchup - Um Ano De Namoro
    Rainbow Arabia - Without You (Nguzunguzu Remix)
    Rye Rye - Go Pop Bang
    Spoek Mathambo feat Avuyile Tosa & Yolanda Fyrus Xashi - Mshini Wam (Canblaster Remix)
    Jam City - How We Relate To The Body
    Rizzla - Church
    Fatima Al Qadiri - Vatican Vibes
    Demdike Stare - Hashashin Chant
    Azis - Saint Tropei
23. Jim Ford - Point Of No Return


Japanther in London on July 2nd!

Thanks to Barnie Page for the poster!

Wednesday, 9 May 2012

The Pheromoans - I'm A You Know What



Everyone's favourite alternative rock band from the South East of England are returning to the forefront! That's right, we're happy to shout across the rooftops that we're working with THE PHEROMOANS on their new album! You can see them above, like arable highwaymen hauling their best songs over the hill. We've been fans of the band's no-hinge approach to rock pomp performance and Russell's exacting lyrics for ages so we're very pleased to share with you this opening salvo / free mp3...



The rollicking 'I'm A You Know What' is the first track to break away from their leap-and-bound of a record called 'Does This Guy Stack Up?' released on August 20th through Upset The Rhythm. We're also announcing today the full tracklisting and album art featuring a wassailing dragon of some sort! Look out below...


The Pheromoans
"Does This Guy Stack Up?"
UTR054 LP/CD

01. The Final Sugar Rush
02. I'm A You-Know-What
03. Don't Mention It
04. A Freak's Xmas
05. Power Watch
06. Waterworld
07. "баланс"
08. Grab A Chair
09. Deport Little John
10. Old Lord Fauntleroy
11. Deck Waltz
12. Moth On The Mend



Tuesday, 8 May 2012

Merry Month of May



01 - Dylan Nyoukis – LIVE AT UTR 
02 - Beach Boys - Fall Breaks to Winter 
03 - Lil B - Flowers Rise 
04 - Rob St John - Vanishing Points 
05 - Mad Scene - Cupid 1 
06 - Dirty Beaches - Tu Ne Dis Rien 
07 - The Romantic Englishmen - Crows in a Cornfield 
08 - Lee Hazlewood - Victims of the Night 
09 - Tonstartssbandht - Hotel For Gods 
10 - Hunx And His Punx - Always Forever 
11 - Ty Segall - Wave Goodbye 
12 - Tronics - Favourite Girls 
13 – Sean Nicholas Savage - Chin Chin 
14 – The Bat Boys - Upper Cut Blues 
15 - The Snails - Big Boy (live) 
16 - Carolee - Spiral Start 
17 - Jack Rose - Dusty Grass 
18 - Nate Young – LIVE AT UTR 
19 - Excepter - Kal 
20 - Trevor Wishart - Contrapunctus 
21 - Duchess & the Duke - Scorpio 
22 - Eric Copeland - Zulu 
23 - Fred Jordan – The Saucy Sailor 
24 - Townes Van Zandt - Fraternity Blues 
25 - Ed Schrader’s Music Beat - Traveling 
26 - The Pheromoans - I'm A You-Know-What 
27 - T.I.T.S - Lindsay 
28 - Patience & Prudence - Tonight You Belong to Me 
29 - Cocteau Twins – The Hollow Men 
30 – Naytronix – Freak Out