Tuesday 03 ***RECOMMENDED***
Actions Speak Louder: THE PLIGHT (Visible Noise Records) (pictured) / BROKEN OATH (Rucktion Recs) / OFFSIDE / ABRAXAS
The Plight: Leeds based hxc/punk/rock n roll crew roll into Glasgow as a warm up to their tour with The Legacy. Imagine Black Flag jamming with Thin Lizzy / Broken Oath: this band don't need an introduction unless you have been living under a rock for the last 6 years. New CD dropping soon on Rucktion Records! / Offside: Coatbridge Hardcore - Aw man, play on ref!! Glasgow's own energetic singalong/dance-along fuelled fitbaw fans. Bring your shinnies. / Abraxas: Glasgow Thrash Attack, like the good ol' days of bay area thrash. If you weren't around the first time, get on it now!! . Doors 8.30pm / £5
www.myspace.com/actionsspeaklouder
www.myspace.com/rucktion
www.myspace.com/brokenoath
www.myspace.com/theplight
www.myspace.com/abraxasmusic
Wednesday 04
Struck Dum Records: EIGHT PAGE PULLOUT / LANDON / LONG SHORT STORY / ALWAYS READ THE LABEL
The nice folks at struck dum records bring the noise to the note for tonight's action...loud....fast...and perhaps even a wee bit heavy....yum!
www.myspace.com/struckdumrecords
www.myspace.com/landontheband
Thursday 05
Dicelines: RED AMP (pictured) / TWEEZER (pictured) / YOUR SCARECROW (pictured)
Starting in 2004 at NGC (North Glasgow College) the band Red Amp was formed. By mid 2005 the 4-piece band had now become popular in the city with a collection of catchy songs, this also saw them switching to a 3-piece for a much tighter sound. By the start of 2006 came one of the bands biggest triumphs in finishing first in the qualifying rounds and semi final's to reach the finals of Fury Murry's King of the bands in Glasgow. / Glammed up sludgecore from the marvellous Tweezer. Like a mutant hybrid of acdc, the stooges, thin lizzy and nirvana! Quite a heady brew indeed! / Your Scarecrow formed in 2001 in Glasgow out of three men from the Isle of Lewis. First album "Frantic the Rant" was releasedlast year through Turmic Records in Sweden on itunes and emusic. They're aiming to try and record another album this year. Named as "one of the hottest bands around" by king tuts. Doors 9.00pm / £4 entry
www.dicelines.com
www.myspace.com/dicelines
www.myspace.com/redamp
www.myspace.com/iamtweezer
www.yourscarecrow.com
www.myspace.com/yourscarecrow
Saturday 07
GLIDER / SLEEPMODE / THE APHRODISIACS (pictured)
Glider: with influences from my bloody valentine, the telescopes, boards of canada, low,ride, the swirlies, the nightblooms, undergroundlovers, aphex twin, black dog, alfie, superfurry animals glider are sure to please almost all independent rock lover's ears... / Sleepmode subsist on a basic motor function. It is a function encoded in every person, but rarely realised or used to it's potential. Like being locked in paralysis with your eyes open, watching dreams unfold before you, yet unable to control the visions around you. Sleepmode awoke in their dream and began their function in 2003, meeting in a crypt to explore music, thoughts and ideas. Since then they have been developing their own musical world, not concerned or influenced by the trends that disappear in the blink of an eye. With an approach to songwriting that focuses upon the people, places and events that pass by; each song is it's own story. Sleepmode have built a reputation for their compelling live shows, where they give fiery, spirited performances. They have found themselves performing at T in the Park and have supported many international acts and enjoy breaking instruments, amps and shocking audiences. Also sometimes, they're quite funny. / The Aphrodisiacs: Set in present day Scotland against the backdrop of a bright, urban landscape, the ageless superhero trio combat sinister villains and aim to rescue innocent victims by bringing forth exciting new songs based on universal themes, encompassing the same time-honored tradition of the classic Aphrodisiacs legend. They are a three piece experimental, dance, electronic rock from Motherwell, Scotland. Their debut album "This is a campaign" was released on Edinburgh independent label SL Records. The bands second album "In the Name of the Father" was released by japanese label Quince records in June 2006.The band had the privilege of recording two sessions for the John Peel show on Radio1 (2002/2004), feauturing twice in the BBC's legendry festive fifty chart ( no 49. in 2002 & no45. in 2004).
www.laddercoins.com
www.myspace.com/gliderglasgow
www.theaphrodisiacs.co.uk
www.myspace.com/theaphrodisiacs
Sunday 08
Drunk at the Pulpit: Bands tba
Doors 9pm
Monday 09
DEATH CAN DANCE (London) / BLAST STEREO LOUD (Norwich) / SELL OUT STORY
3 band bill featuring two bands on a national tour and support from local lads Sell Out Story. Death Can Dance: a unique blend of pop, rock and indie music. With an album shifting thousands in Japan and a hotly anticipated EP just released in the UK, it's only a matter of time before these young boys from London explode onto a scene where many of their school's alumni already have made rather large dents (Dido, Gavin Rossdale of Bush and Mika).. (this gig has was originally scheduled at the classic grand, now moved to the note)
www.myspace.com/deathcandance
Tuesday 10
Firestorm Events: GO AND COMEBACK / + more tba
Doors 9pm
www.myspace.com/firestormglasgow
www.myspace.com/goandcomeback
Wednesday 11
STROSZEK / JYASK
Stroszek: "Vibrant, threatening and song-writing-wise as good as any of their mentors" Is This Music? magazine. Stroszek are named after the 1976 Werner Herzog film. Zek is Russian slang for "prisoner" or "inmate". Stroszek are unconventional and uncompromising to say the least. Opting to use a drum machine instead of a drummer is one example and it has given the band a more versatile and exciting edge. Some songs are tinged with electronic dance-like rhythms, some are epic, soul-destroying anthems and others are intense moments of atmospheric beauty. Unlike most bands these days, the Zek put equal emphasis on the importance of both the music and the words and they are not scared to speak the truth. The words sometimes even seem to contradict the music, which leads to exciting and interesting results. Tackling themes such as corruption, genocide, nationalism, imperialism, justice and loneliness among others, the subjects are serious but often filled with irony and sometimes delivered in a "tongue-in-cheek" style. When the band recorded their first demo in April 2005, the first song the band ever wrote, No More Exclusives (the lead track on the CD), was received with great enthusiasm and won airtime on Vic Galloway′s BBC Radio Scotland show as well as making appearances on web radio stations and club sound systems and winning "Best Song" votes. The songs on the CD were piercing and epic. / Jyask originally started as an instrumental band by David and Alistair some years ago. The music was heavily based on Electro-pop sounds with a big dose of samples and a several late nights in front of Pro Tools. Although instrumental tracks were the foundation, David and Al eventually got bored with each others company and decided to enlist the help of drummer Darren in 2006. With the new addition, the songs started taking on more of a live feel, while Mr Sequencer was still providing the backdrop (and click track). Then a singer was added, Angie's vocals have given the band a distinctive sound and taken it away from the old instrumental days. This was quite a learning curve for the band having to write tunes with vocals in mind. However, Angie's style has shaped the band into their current sound.
www.stroszek.co.uk
www.myspace.com/stroszek
Thursday 12 ***RECOMMENDED***
Go-Ra-Ga: SLEEPING STATES (London) (pictured) / HYENA / EAGLEOWL
Go-Ra-Ga, The little sister of Drive Carefully Records. Contrary to Spinal Tap, you can – in fact – go raga. Tonight's trio are all gleefully off-key, an inappropriate graveside tribute. Sleeping states trek from Our nation's Glorious Capital, toting a red spotted hanky full of quite exceptional tunes if myspace's tribute is anything to go by [thanks be to this miracle of the modern interweb age] – the tune 'Rivers single version' has just had me dabbing a single tear, all dewy melancholy for Optic Nerve comics read on trains as cracked and broken hallelujahs play over my walkman, sun slanting over the trees at Carstairs during an unplanned break in the journey. You see, it doesn't matter if that happened or not – in sleeping states, you emerge into odd and symbolically resonant landscapes at will. The music of Sleeping States has much the same effect. Taking a sharp left, hyena laugh like drains, the gurgling laugh of a clown underground with balloons and an arm between pointy teeth. The music is a tumult of flotsam, stormwater guitar surges through rusting bars and slakes parched concrete ditches. Well, they called it 'dig a bath', and I sure could. Bringing the vibe back to the downbeat nachtmusik, eagleowl bring on the cello and large guitar strummed solo. The List calls them 'post-folkers', which sounds like an insult depending on your accent, so let me instead refer to the Will Oldham I avoided mentioning earlier in this blurb and suggest a somewhat faded Gilded Palace [Brothers] of Sin, with a desolate Emmy-Lou Harris dolefully intoning… 'buy my hands' has me tear-dabbing again – a mite sensitive? No sir. Delicious. To reiterate: you CAN go-ra-ga.
www.myspace.com/goraga
www.myspace.com/sleepingstates
www.myspace.com/hyenaband
www.myspace.com/eagleowlattack
Friday 13
THE SPIRALS / STARS AREN'T SILVER
Saturday 14
Equal an Opposite: FADE / JOURNEY BOX / THE DISCORD
www.myspace.com/equalanopposite
www.myspace.com/thediscord84
Sunday 15
Mangara: LEVOLORA / KURAI KOTORO / ANAVRIS
Kurai Kotoro came together this year but has been in the pipeline for a lot longer. Christian (lead vox, rhythm guitar) used KK as a pseudonym for many years, keeping a back catalogue of songs he felt were too personal for his band April's Last Chance. After the breakup of ALC, Christian was encouraged by friends and family to form a new band with his Kurai Kotoro material, so he asked friend and ex-Latonic guitarist Jay to help realise KK. Barry (ex-Seth and Crisis Project) joined them on drums, followed quickly by Ian (ex-Dropkick) on bass and Jordan on synth. Kurai Kotoro begin recording their debut album in February 2007, look out for the single in the summer! / Anavris enjoy the following acts - Muse, Rage against the machine, Nirvana, coheed & cambria, biffy clyro, Deftones, sucioperro, Alexisonfire, amen, opeth, charles mingus, oceansize, Pink Floyd, Underoath, led zeppelin......
www.myspace.com/mangara
www.myspace.com/kuraikotoro
Monday 16
Calton Studios Night: 3 bands tba
Doors 9pm
Tuesday 17
THE VANDELAYS / THE SNARES / THE ROASTERS / BARRY MACLEAN
Doors 9pm
Wednesday 18
SOULFINGER / HUMAN TRAFFICKERS
A farewell show for the mighty Soulfinger – erm...how to describe them... right...imagine the doom and sludge of the melvins with the exotic time signatures of king crimson blended seamlessly with intricate keyboard parts and the spirits of jello biafra, henry rollins and freddie mercury rolled into one fantastically shirtless vocalist. Now you can see why i "erm-ed". A mix that, for your humble writer, is second to none. Sad to see them go...but glad to have it in the same venue that they played their first gig 10 years ago!
Thursday 19 ***RECOMMENDED***
is this music?: THE RED WELL / NORTHERN ALLIANCE / CANDYTHIEF (solo) (pictured)
Traipsing down the coast in a slow moving boat… people are spied on the shore lost in lugubrious moments of solitude, cursing life because someone close moves adrift again. A lighthouse blinks on and off along the road, reminding the sulkers that items are often not just metaphors, and the boat sails further along. A cigarette is lit, a shoulder shrugged. We've just about exhausted our resources but life goes on. More down at soul tunes from the ever exciting Fence massive with Candythief, Diana with the very delightful voice, kind of reminiscent of Popinjays, or even early Cardigans before they became monsters of rock… swirly pop that is mercifully unwinsome and neat lyrics, factor in those weird chord changes and you have a Syd Barrett untainted by mandrax and much better looking also. It's ALL about the music, man! [The gentleman doth protest too much.] Also, Northern Alliance take time off subjugating the people of Afghanistan to play some of their also shuffly, a bit low but getting on with it tunes. Sparklehorsing around, if you will? Tip top. Either way you come down off the fence, it's a good aspect. A night featuring Fence artistes. Doors 9pm £4 entry
www.theredwell.com
www.myspace.com/theredwell
www.candythief.com
www.myspace.com/candythief
Friday 20
COPILOT EFFECT (pictured) / THE PARKERS / COLLAR UP
Review of CoPilot Effect release: "CoPilot Effect, the three tracks on show here each bring something different to the fore, but each track suggests that the band have an undeniable talent for crafting exciting, uplifting and most importantly, memorable songs. "Russian Dolls" opens the sampler, with the verses starting off quite restrained before giving way to the epic chorus section and finale which brings to mind a heavier and more concise version of Sigur Ros. The violin and drums take centre stage in "D11", which utilises a quiet/loud approach and features an impressive vocal delivery that is perfectly suited to the track. The only downside is that the song finishes so suddenly after just over 2 minutes when you're left longing for more. The final track on the sampler "Slow It Down" is the most immediate track of the three, and perhaps the most accessible track for a first-time listener. The song contains a memorable chorus and some interesting guitar work while the violin in the background complements it nicely, and ensures that the sampler ends on a high note. The three tracks on display here each have a stirring, uplifting quality to them, and suggest that CoPilot Effect are a band that you should definitely keep an eye out for after this very impressive debut. Rating: 9/10 "
www.copiloteffect.com
www.myspace.com/copiloteffect
Saturday 21
Drive Carefully Records 1st Birthday: DARREN HANLON / CEYLAN DELIKANLI / THE TEMPUS FUGITIVES / + more TBA / ELECTROLUVS DJ set
Happy 1st birthday to Dive Carefully Records! There will be cake. There will also be a free cd of bands who have graced Drive Carefully from January to July. And badges, which will also be free. Ceylan Delikanli: These are the delirious love-songs of a shamefully-young girl, who is a full-time member of The Parsonage Choir and sometime-backing-singer of the Viking Moses!. She has thus-far played shows with My Kappa Roots, George Thomas and the Owls, Morgansorange, Jo Foster, Dan Arborise, Liz Green and Clive Carroll. If you like what you hear, check back again soon, because the turn-out is as swift as the beat of a heart. / Glasgow group The Tempus Fugitives are a mixture of North American song-driven country folk-rock and danceable rhythm and blues. The lyrics are sung in various sometimes Americanised incarnations of the English language, with an occasional Gaelic phrasing or two and reflect a deep love of Scotland amongst other philosophical curiosities. Doors 9pm £4 entry
www.drivecarefullyrecords.co.uk
www.myspace.com/drivecarefullyrecords
www.myspace.com/ceyland
www.myspace.com/thetempusfugitives
www.myspace.com/electroluvs
Monday 23
JOYLESS KILL (pictured) / TUNGUSKA (pictured) / IMMANNIS
Joyless Kill: Hailing from the Scottish Borders, Joyless Kill are the brutal result of thrash and hardcore meeting head on. With the fairness-to-fans attitude of Fugazi, the band have just finished the self-recording of their debut album and will be heading out to promote it this summer. / Tunguska: have been gigging around Glasgow and its surrounding areas for a few years now, yet maintain an air of mystery, intrigue and sexiness. Musically, the band incorporate elements of post-hardcore, metal, post-rock and post-sexiness, and are known for being a particularly energetic and sexy live act. / Immanis (Latin for 'monstrous') are a 4 piece metal outfit from Edinburgh. Inspired by the likes of Meshuggah and Strapping Young Lad, this will be their penultimate show before heading out on the Breaking Bands Tour in association with Metal Hammer and Total Rock. Entry £3.
www.myspace.com/joylesskill
www.myspace.com/tunguskaband
www.myspace.com/immanismusic
Tuesday 24
Last Chance Promotions: BEN GODDARD / THE KNOWHERES
Ben Goddard has spent the last three years of his life trying to tour and make friends with people he meets. He uses a strummed guitar and a soft vocal lilt to lure you in. Once ensnared by a web of warm, friendly, genuine behaviour and honest, soulful singing you'll fall for him just enough for a little smile to creep across your face. Don't worry though, he'll still care and if he can he'll call the morning after too to check you got home ok. Cos he's a nice guy that wants to play nice songs and meet you. For fans of Ben Harper, Luke Leighfield, Get Cape, Jefferson Starship and more... with support from local tearaways The Knowheres....top night!
www.myspace.com/lastchancepromotionssc
www.myspace.com/bengoddard
Wednesday 25
Glasgow '07: SHOEGAZERS / BEACHES OF THE PROUD
Beaches of the Proud is an electronica/IDM/Ambient/Downtempo/whateveryouwanttocallit act formed by Dave Webster, who is also the Guitarist/Synthist/Vocalist from Glasgow band The Makos. It started off as a side project from The Makos, containing songs that didn't really fit in with the direction we were going, and also as a sneaky page to secretly big us up. However it kind of snowballed, and after I got some great feedback on the music and playing the songs live, I've now turned Beaches into a regular live act, with visuals and everything. If you've seen/heard of Beaches before, I really recommend you come and see a few live shows, as I work very hard to make each show as "live" as possible, and different to the last one, which involves new songs, different versions of old songs, and new segues. It's mostly improvisation based, so sometimes even I don't totally know whats going to happen. / Shoegazers: influences they quote are: Doves, Explosions in the Sky, Massive Attack, Mogwai, My Bloody Valentine, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, Portishead, Radiohead, Stone Roses, Sigur ros, Spiritulized, The Verve, The Velvet Underground – zounz tazty!
www.myspace.com/beachesoftheproud
Thursday 26
UPSTAIRS in the cafe/bar: 'Scribble and Screeb' (pictured)
Scribble as you screeb to the dinosaurDeathpenguin DJs (IDIOteque), who will be bursting your face with paper, crayons and right proper eclectic tunage. What better way to see out the weekend! The 'best' pictures will be used as posters for the next night, with the rest being turned into a city wide 'free gallery'. A selected few will be turned into HUGE A1/A0 prints for the participants to collect at the next night. And a inspiration will also be provided... in the Cafe/Bar area, from 9.30/10pm - 12am
visit 'scribble & screeb' page on this website
www.myspace.com/scribbleandscreeb - the night (with picture updates)
www.myspace.com/dinosaurdeathpenguin - the DJs
www.myspace.com/screebson - the neeson
www.mysapce.com/floydddp - the floyd
Thursday 26
DOWNSTAIRS in the notecave: Speakeasy presents: THE RED DEER TOUR: LIZ GREEN / GEORGE THOMAS / TOM SNOWBALL
The Red Deer tour: Manchesters finest curiosity folk night, the red deer club, visits glasgow for one night.... with Liz Green who sounds like a shy Nina Simone, with an extraordinary voice held right back so that sometimes it's not much more than a whisper, making this an intimate and affecting perfomance. It was just her and her folky acoustic guitar, with little bluegrass flourishes and sometimes funny, sometimes achingly sad lyrical turns that hit you right in the stomach.... If there was any justice in the world, every CD player in the country would have Liz Green on repeat, or even better, every living room would have its own Liz Green in the corner, giving the type of performance that she did tonight. " She gives you that same warm fuzzy feeling you get when you put on an old jacket and find £20 in the pocket. Especially if you imagine you're in mississippi and the jacket is made out of real cow and you substitute the £20 note for three magic beans..." / George Thomas: coming from Manchester's Red Deer Club imprint, this delightful collection of homespun folk is straight out of the Devendra Banhart book of loveable acoustic weirdness. The organ wheeze and plodding bass of 'Man On A Galloping Horse' is reminiscent of the faux-Depression-era blues of Tom Waits but with the sort of recording aesthetics you'd associate with Songs Of Green Pheasant. 'Cakes, Pastries and Patisseries' condenses all the wilfully childish eccentricties of the aforementioned Banhart into its all too brief duration, and even if it does come across as a bit wacky, the twinkling lo-fi piano and understated harmonica provide an emotive counterpart to it all. 'Oh Men Of The Trees' is a moody, choral excursion complete with vinyl crackle and echo-wracked recording fidelity. The album winds to a close with its standout track 'Bad Luck Blues', its plaintive melody, sparse piano and ukelele arrangement practically assuring its place on a mobile phone advert sometime in the near future. An extremely satisfying example of music at the more commercially viable end of the so-called freak-folk spectrum, Concert For Two Bicycles comes highly recommended. Lovely. Doors 8.30pm, £3
www.myspace.com/lizgreenmusic
www.myspace.com/georgethomasandtheowls
www.myspace.com/tomsnowball
Friday 27 ***RECOMMENDED***
Predestination Records present: ANDRE DURACELL / TAKE A WORM FOR A WALK WEEK (pictured) / PVH
Take a worm for a walk week. There's a bit in The Young Ones where Vyvyan copes with a Sunday morning hangover/church bells ringing combi by banging his head against the wall and shouting 'shut up, you bastards!' over and over. On the back of his denim jacket it says 'very metal'. This is what the Take a Worm… track 'side effect' made me think of. You can't say fairer than that. PVH are the bit in the Young Ones where Vyvyan gets his head ripped off by a passing train. Hey, this is a piece of piss. Next month I'm going to do all the blurbs like this. Seriously though, PVH're well sick, a head bouncing down the track, and I mean that as a compliment. Rounding off the Classic British Comedy analogising, from France, one man band Andre Duracell adds 'Battery' to the charge sheet – Geddit, eh, eh? Geddit? – and brings his own batterie [check my meagre French et pisse-pauvre punning], Commodore 64 sounding messy synth and a completely straight face. Genius, and my new favourite tune on the interweb, is Ninja Spirit by Andre Duracell. Who is the bit in The Young Ones where Vyvyan transforms into Mike: 'I want to wash my smalls, and I don't mean dip my tiddlies in a glass of water. Let's go!' Doors 9pm
www.predestinationrecords.com
www.myspace.com/predestinationrecords
www.myspace.com/takeaworm
www.myspace.com/projectvenhell
Saturday 28 ***RECOMMENDED***
BAD DANCER / HEY ENEMY
Bad Dancer: hailing from Glasgow and consisting of 3 boys and one girl, they claim influences from Joy Division and The Smiths through to The Ramones, Sonic Youth, Pixes, Talking Heads and many more.... "a punk/pop sound with girl vocals and what a voice!" / Hey Enemy: angular fugazoid-jesus-lizard-like mentalness from the kingdom.... "hey enemy invented water. hey enemy IS the boss of you. hey enemy dress to the left. hey enemy sleeps with the fishes. hey enemy know what you did last summer. hey enemy might be your father. hey enemy fear change. hey enemy is also available in magnolia. hey enemy cannot be killed by conventional weapons. hey enemy has your best interests at heart. hey enemy is a considerate lover. hey enemy died for your sins. hey enemy has x-ray vision. hey enemy operates a zero tolerance policy on nuns in chain-mail. hey enemy is 18 feet tall and made of the purest gold. hey enemy accepts your bizarre face with gentle good humour. hey enemy hopes you choke on it. hey enemy extends you the sweaty palm of reluctant friendship. hey enemy watched you sleep last night. hey enemy has friends in high places. hey enemy has many lemony enemies in sea anenomies. hey enemy is more powerful than you can possibly imagine. hey enemy knows where you live."
www.baddancer.co.uk
www.myspace.com/baddancer
www.myspace.com/heyenemy
Sunday 29 ***RECOMMENDED***
KAZOO FUNK ORCHESTRA / + GUESTS
Nonsense rock collective The Kazoo Funk Orchestra wind up their UK tour with an intimate night in at the Note, featuring a live set from the band, finger painting and a DJ spinning tunes until we all fall down.
www.kazoofunk.co.uk
www.myspace.com/bigbeardlittlebeard
Monday 30
KOMAKINO (pictured) / LEVEL FOUR (pictured) / KATIE SUTHERLAND / HYENA
Komakino: "Brit rocks best new band" - NME. Previous supports include Bloc Party and Editors / Level Four: "Level Four play that great indie pop rock that the UK market is missing right now". Previous supports include Bromheads Jacket, The Grim Northern Social and APB. / Katie Sutherland: "Should be giving Isobel Campbell and KT Tunstall a run for their money very, very soon". Previous supports include Emma Pollock. / Hyena: "Minutemen -esque-jazz-cume-hardcore". Influences range from Sonic Youth to SomeYoungPedro
www.myspace.com/kkkinoxxx
www.myspace.com/levelfour
www.myspace.com/katiesud
www.myspace.com/hyenaband
Tuesday 31
The End of the Month Club: BABY BONES (pictured) / THE NIALLIST (pictured) / BOZILLA / + FRIENDS
Baby Bones: "Here are Baby Bones, who have sold their guitar to buy synths, and hocked their synths to buy guitars, but know what they really want. They want to have trombone and dance like Gang Gang Dance at the hop with Le Tigre. Baby Bones songs rule. The demented zombie arcade game disco drone of Babyboy is compelling, all Karen O covering a GZA track. / the NIALLIST - "A 33 year old Irishman living in Glasgow, a music-maker/writer/film-maker and professional dreamer. I make music under a variety of names (see the LITTLE ROCK RECORDS myspace for more), including the dancefloor moves of TRIPPY DISCO, the progressive psyche-rock of DAWN OF THE MAGICIANS, and the lo-fi electronica of THE INCREDIBLE DANCING MACHINES. Along with some fellow film-school drop outs we write and perform the sexy horror soundtracks of THE EVIL EYE, and ocassionally you might see us playing live dub as MONGZILLA or whatever we want as plain old MONG. In my spare time I edit and present the radio show for the disco webzine DISCOPIA (see it at www.discopia.com), and I perform and DJ ocassionally at DEATH DISCO too. An occassional performer, regular DJ, full-time Bear Chaser, stealth slut, disco whore. deluded wannabe, aloof intellectual, paranoid android, recovering Catholic..." £4 ENTRY
visit 'eotmc' page on this website
www.eotmc.com
www.myspace.com/babybonesglasgow
www.myspace.com/theniallist
www.bozilla.co.uk
www.myspace.com/bozillabozilla
