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Showing posts with label Grass House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grass House. Show all posts

12 May 2013

Weekly News Roundup - 12/05/13 - ft. The National, Foxygen, The Babies

Happy Sunday music lovers. Here's what happened in the world of music last week!


In support of the release of their debut album, Mas Fiestas con el Grupo Vision Fortune, metallic drone masters Vision Fortune have given away another track, in the form of 'XX'.


The Babies are set to play a series of UK dates this June as part of their European tour.

For the UK shows The Babies will be joined by noisy dinge poppers Fawn Spots.

The Babies & Fawn Spots will be playing the following dates:
June 19th - Start The Bus, Bristol
June 20th - The Lexington, London
June 21st - The Duchess, York
June 22nd - Green Door Store, Brighton
 
Check out the videos for “Mess Me Around” by The Babies and “Watered Down” by Fawn Spots below:
Nottingham-based 5-piece Fists return with their long-awaited album PHANTASM released through Gringo Records and Hello Thor Records on limited edition vinyl and digital download on Monday 8 July.



I've been playing Kool Thing's newest single for the last few weeks, and they've dropped a nice shiny new video for the song. I like very much. 





East London’s newest punk/grunge heroes, Throwing Up are set to release their debut album on Tim Burgess’ O Genesis label on the 8 of July 2013.


Belfast four-piece, Girls Names, have unveiled the new video for ‘Hypnotic Regression’.

Dublin based electronic duo, Forrests, play their first London show as special guests of MØ at Cargo on the 14 of May.



London four piece, Grass House have released a new single, ‘Spinning As We Turn’. You can download here:
The National have released a video for Sea of Love.
Foxygen have unveiled a new video for No Destruction:

28 July 2011

SNH DJ set - [Club The Moon 002: Unplugged] feat. Bebe Black, Loui Rose & Grass House - 11 August – The Silver Bullet – Finsbury Park

We’re excited to be Djing at this most excellent event of unplugged goodness, hosted by our buddies from the uber cool Killing Moon Ltd ; and boy have they got some great acts lined up:

Full of deep swooping vocals, intricate piano lines and soulful lyrics, Bebe Black is a treat is dark, blusy pop. With clear jazz influences, her huge voice oozes heartfelt emotion; can’t wait to catch her live.


Evidently inspired by the likes of Bat for Lashes, Kate Bush and even Nina Simone, Loui Rose is striking in her vocal delivery. Tipped as one to watch by many a musical pundit, she won’t be playing such intimate shows for long, so you better catch her while you can.


Grass House tinge their ethereal, lucid melodies with moody, bluegrass-esque traits to create a deep, warm, rolling sound; give them a listen.


More info about the night can be found via the following link.