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O Children
British/French post punk band operating out of London. Live debut came on the 28th March 2008 in New Cross at the Amersham Arms after their show 2 days earlier at the Old Blue Last had to be cancelled after a power cut. Features former members of Bono Must Die. http://www.myspace.com/ochildren
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Factory Floor
Bleak Abstract Excursions
Hope Conspiracy
Electricity In Our Homes
Floated on the stock market in summer 2007, Electricity In Our Homes have already proved to their shareholders that they are at the forefront of London's upcoming surge of original and creative bands. With their art-house tendencies, a minimal sound and short sharp shows, they are a fine quartet in the tradition of some of the most interesting no-wave and post-punk acts, such as: Lizzy Mercier, Mars, DNA, Teenage Jesus & The Jerks, Josef K, The Fire Engines.
KASMs
London, UK
2007 Kasms are Rachel-Mary Callaghan, Gemma Fleet, Scott R Walker and Rory Brattwell, they make make melancholic yet frantic alt-punk and the singer has a habit of knocking over audience members and doing summersaults, how sweet. KASMs met in October 2007 when the four band members got into a drunken row at a cash point in Dalston, it didn't quite come to fisticuffs and details are vague and vary from person to person but it involved a bendy bus, a kebab and a pigeon.
They then randomly bumped into each other a week later at a Get Hustle show and put our differences aside.
Micron 63
Without an element of cruelty at the root of all spectacle, music is no longer possible. In our present state of degeneration it is through the skin that metaphysics must be made to enter our minds.
Hatcham Social
Hatcham Social are a London four-piece composed of brothers Tobias and Finnigan Kidd (the latter erstwhile Klaxons drummer and sometime member of The Chavs), bassist David Javu, and (from early 2009) guitarist and keyboardist Jerome Watson, who play indie pop and post-punk shoegaze. Since their formation in 2005, Hatcham have released four seven-inch singles and two analogue tapes' worth of material inspired by children's fiction and 1980s indie.