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Showing posts with label Fever Dream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fever Dream. Show all posts

8 February 2012

Dead Wolf Club record launch w/Fever Dream


Just one last shameless plug (I guess that's what blogs are for) in support of our Dead Wolf Club record release party tomorrow. We're massively excited about this! DWC have been getting some proper awesome reviews for their debut album, and we cant wait to palm some copies off on you!

If you can't wait until tomorrow, you can get yourself a copy here.

We're also dead excited to welcome Fever Dream back to the SNH stage. These guys are truly ace! Have a listen below.

Catch you tomorrow, facebook details are here!






30 September 2011

SNH in Photos

We had a great show last night; with awesome sets from Fever Dream, Flamingods and Hot Panda. A few poleroids of the night are below, there are more pictures to follow...


Fever Dream

Flamingods

Hot Panda

Soph

Too many drinks...

8 September 2011

Flamingods + Fever Dream for 29/09/11 at The Stag's Head


We are excited to announce Flamingods and Fever Dream have been added to our night with Hot Panda on 29th September at the Stag’s Head, Dalston.

Flamingods are Kamal Rasool, Charles Prest (of Cabaret Scene), Sam Rowe, Karthik Poduval and Craig Doporto; their music sounds like a tropical sun beatings down on an exotic jungle island.



Similar to Tune-Yards’ noisy, tribal weirdness, Flamingods make original freaky, folk/ psych music that combines an array of world music influences and a general disregard for musical form or structure. They just play what they want and somehow manage to push boundaries to the outer limits without sounding in any way ridiculous, pretentions or just, well, shit.

Evoking images of tribal revellers whooping, wailing and droning as they dance round a campfire making ready their next human sacrifice, this band really is a step in the right direction of originality and deserving of a listen.


Fever Dream are dark; they play fuzzy, brooding music that shakes your soul and warms your blood. Taking their inspiration from Sonic Youth, Times New Viking  and the like, these post-punk, new wave revellers will have you up and dancing on your feet, if not somewhat moodily. Be sure to get down early and check them out.