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No point in going back and listening to something that you enjoyed again, I agree. Hooks hooks hooks.
Dry Cleaning very good. Glasvegas bag of shite.
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Dry Cleaning very good. Glasvegas bag of shite.
That's literally not what I said like, but crack on.
The Music Man
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I really liked Dry Cleaning's "New Long Leg" on first listen so will be buying it. They're a band I heard about on here. Enjoyed the two EP's and thought the album might have dragged especially after reading the comments on here. I don't particularly get what the singer is rattling on about (too old or thick!), but I still enjoy it.
Aye I thought they might be up your street. I'm looking forward to giving it another spin later. Whenever normal life does resume I'd fully recommend going to see them live, they're very good.
I've found myself going back to that For Those I Love record a lot this week. It gets better every listen.
The Music Man
Central Defender
Unfortunately the rescheduled Dry Cleaning tour omits the Cluny date. Tim's Twitter Listening party features the album tonight.
The Great MES
Striker
I watched Dry Cleaning on the 6music festival and I found the singer annoying, in fact I was bored with them.
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i lasted about 15 minutes and then I was done.
working men’s club and bicep however were great from start to finish imo
The Great MES
Striker
Agree. I thought WMC were class, reminded me a bit of New Order.
yeah.
they’re supporting NO at their big Manchester gig later this year which makes perfect sense.
Mogwai releasing ZeroZeroZero on vinyl as a special RSD edition in June - looks like it's only UK though
There are new albums tomorrow from Arabrot, Brockhampton, CFCF, Cheap Trick, Flyte, Matthew E White & Lonnie Holley, Rhiannon Giddens with Francesco Turresi, Saccades, Small Black, Taylor Swift (a re-recording of Fearless plus 6 new songs), Ballake Sissoko, Whatitdo Archive Group, Nick Waterhouse, Samba Toure, Peggy Seeger, Raf Rundell, David Olney & Anana Kaye, Bill Mackay & Nathan Bowles, Yoshinori Hayashi, Declan O"Rourke and Ed Cosens.
That’s a pretty poor week
Folk stuff plus a couple of African albums for me.
Yeah, will delve into the African stuff as always
Saw a recommendation of a single/EP by Jesus of the Moon, worth a listen
Looks like Newcastle's version of Moth Club. Great location for it.
Grimes
Winger
Yeah that’s what I was thinking if they’re turning an old club into something similar to the Brudenell or like you say Moth Club. Great news
riffraff
Striker
Dry Cleaning has already had a similar affect on me as Nouvelle Vague did years ago or even The Velvets “ The Gift” did decades ago or Public Service Broadcasting more recently. Oooooh this is good.........half a dozen listens later....naaaah.
Stick selections of each in a playlist called “The Novelty Has Worn Off”, listen to it every New Years Day and you’ll nivver have to bother with owt similar again.
Stick selections of each in a playlist called “The Novelty Has Worn Off”, listen to it every New Years Day and you’ll nivver have to bother with owt similar again.
The “what’s cooking” promotion couple used to use The Ex Serviceman’s Club in Leytonstone about 16-18yrs ago for gigs but it was too big for the crowds their stuff pulled in. I always thought it’d make a great Far East London stop on the beginner band circuit.Yeah that’s what I was thinking if they’re turning an old club into something similar to the Brudenell or like you say Moth Club. Great news
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Not a good sign when the only two I’ve even heard of from a list that long are Taylor Swift and Cheap Trick
