RBRBR
RBRBR are a three piece electro-pop group from Edinburgh, Scotland. Their music has been favorably compared to a number of current electronic artists including Black Affair, Matthew Dear, and Cut Copy. Their live shows bring energy and some dress up elements and dancers reminiscent of The Flaming Lips; which is even more apt, as their lyrical content has a somewhat psychedelic feel.
Optional Wallace
Optional Wallace from Manchester formed in Spring 2005. In their short existence they’ve played around 100 gigs, and record three demo’s at +6db in Salford with producer Ding. They've had radio play on local shows xfm and Gmr, Lamacq's digital radio station music 6, and John Kennedy’s show on xfm. “The Wallace” are releasing their new demo “Clinging to the ground” in time for their next gigs @ Strummercamp festival (27th May) Manchester Rugby Club, and the Euro Cultured Festival @ the Attic (28th May). For More information please check out optionalwallace.com
The Fire and I
AMAZING! Thats all you need to know.
Air Cav
When iconic Hacienda DJ Dave Haslam called Air Cav asking the band to headline his night at Paris' coolest venue, La Fleche D'Or, it was the beginning of something big. Sharing a passion for all things aurally uplifting from traditional English ballads, sixties garage to Eastern sitar music they'd been making waves on the local scene since summer 2006 when Sophie brought her folk-flavoured violin to join Chris, Mark and Allan's sparkling, crashing anthems.
Dead Sea Souls
DSS, DSS, DSS....!..... Ah, the familiar cries of drunken funk hungry Soul Fans. Music in itself one may argue... but merely the rude proclamation that something good is about to happen... Hailing from West Lothian (UK) unfamiliar revellers will be bombarded with a gargantuan dose of filthy, disco inspired bedlam. You see, this aint no technological breakthrough, neither is it a swaggering inde sing along or angst ridden power punk. This is the Dead Sea Souls.
Toby Jepson
4 Day Weekend
Drop Out
IGNORANT
Fangs
The 3 members of Fangs first met whilst breakdancing ironically in the basement of a club that they heard Ian Curtis had once had a pint in. After complimenting each other on their use of eyeshadow, the two male members both attempted to seduce their future lead singer by performing 'the worm'. Once they had been helped off the floor, they conversed in halting tones (reminiscent of that employed by Deborah Harry of Blondie in hit song 'Atomic').