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Dog is Dead
Frontman Rob Milton takes issue with Isaac Newton and shows
how dealing with lanky trannies is just another day at the office
for Dog Is Dead.
http://www.myspace.com/dogisdeadband
Why are you called Dog Is Dead?
It was a name we thought of when we were 15. It's in Shakespeare's
Richard III a lot of times.
In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)
how would you describe your music?
Complicated-pop for Jazz-Junkies and Choir-Folk.
What is the reason you wanted to be in a band?
To prove to my mum that becoming a plumber is too hard.
If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would
they be and why?
Jeremy Paxman and David Dimbleby. I think they have some sort
of secret grudge which could be resolved.
Best and worst gig experiences?
Best; We played on the same stage as Madness, The Pogues and
Fun Lovin' Criminals at a Festival in Nottingham. There must
have been 4000 or so people so it was pretty cool.
Weirdest; We played a show in Brixton, we didn't realise it
was a gay bar until a 7 foot transvestite in hot pants burst
into our dressing room and introduced us at the show with a
particularly crude statement...
Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life and why?
That bloke from Twilight.
Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
Hot Horizons are a band from Nottingham in the same position
as us, they make brilliant pop music, people should check them
out.
As for criminally underrated - We played a show with Local Natives
recently and I haven't heard anything like it. They deserve
a lot more attention
What are your top five favourite albums?
Dire Straits - Making Movies
Paul Simon - Graceland
The Arcade Fire - Funeral
Bruce Springsteen - Born In The USA
The Police - Regatta de Blanc
Who are your heroes and villains?
Heroes; Mark Knopfler, Louis Armstrong, Tom Hanks
Villains; Matt Damon, Miley Cyrus
If you were leader of your country for a day what laws
would you change?
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Mike
Doughty
Former Soul Coughing frontman Mike Doughty limbers up for his
They Might Be Giants support slot (Royal Festival Hall, June
26th) by sparring with our Tasty Ten. Ker-pow!!
In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)
how would you describe your music?
Mostly acousticky, very rhythmic, lyrically enigmatic.
What is the reason you first wanted to be in a band/be
a performing artist?
At some point I realized I was incompetent at everything else.
If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would
they be and why?
I'm drawing a blank for names, but I'd choose a short one and
a big fat one. Because I want to see a short man crushed under
a fat-a-lanche.
If a band plays in an empty hall in Stoke, do they
really make a sound?
Alas, yes. No offense to the Stoke-ese.
What are your top 5 tunes to listen to in the van while
on tour? Collectively....no fighting!
"Down the Line" Jose Gonzales,
"Cosmia" Joanna Newsome,
"Rattlesnake Charm" Sean Hayes,
"The Wizard" Black Sabbath,
"You Must Be Out of Your Mind" Magnetic Fields
Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life?
Meryl Streep
Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
Sean Hayes, a fantastic singer-songwriter from San Francisco,
who unfortunately shares a name with that terrible actor from
"Will & Grace," and a Japanese loops/raps band
called Uhnellys.
What are your top five favourite albums?
Magnetic Fields, "69 Love Songs,"
Jose Gonzales, "In Our Nature,"
Toots and the Maytals, "Funky Kingston,"
James Brown, "Love Power Peace: Live in Paris 1971,"
Dan Wilson, "Free Life."
CD, MP3 or vinyl?
Vinyl is fantastic but, alas, almost always MP3 these days.
If you could be leader of your country for one day,
what laws would you make/change?
I would strictly enforce a universal law to Be Groovy. |
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The
Boy Who Trapped The Sun
"We trapped The Boy Who Trapped The Sun (aka Colin MacLeod)
and forced him to answer our Tasty Ten. The economical results
can be viewed below".
Why are you called The Boy Who Trapped The Sun?
Just because.
In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)
how would you describe your music?
Have you ever seen a bald eagle protect its young? No? Well
when you do, just listen...yeah...just listen *sighs heavily*
What is the reason you wanted to be in a band?
Laziness.
If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would
they be and why?
Bear Grylls and Ray Mears, because it has to end sooner or later.
Best and worst gig experiences?
(I shrugged my shoulders in answer to this)
Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life and why?
Miley Cyrus for her obvious talent and seemingly unlimited acting
ability
Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
Can't Swim. Before I heard those guys I was like "Why?"
and then once I heard them I was like "YES!". Then
I wept uncontrollably
What are your top five favourite albums?
1. Fugazi 'The Argument'
2. Rival Schools 'United by Fate'
3. Pearl Jam 'Ten'
4. The Acorn 'Glory Hope Mountain'
5. Wilco 'Yankee Hotel Foxtrot'
Who are your heroes and villains?
The guys surfing Ireland at the moment. Ali and Cotty. They're
pretty impressive characters. Villains...I couldn't possibly
say.
If you were leader of your country for a day what
laws would you change?
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Superfantastics
Matt from The Superfantastics tells us how he'd quite like
to be a sexy vampire prior to his band's appearance at Tasty
Sunday.
Why are you called The Superfantastics?
After slashing through a list of bad band names such "lush",
"Impossible Pineapple" and "Face Missile",Stephanie
suggested we call the band "Fantastics". I thought
it sounded too much like The Fantastics Four, but liked where
she was going with the super hero theme. I suggested the prefix
of "Super" and adding "The" and we had a
winner.
In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)how
would you describe your music?
If this were 1993, we would be considered "grunge alternative",
but it is 2009 and so we are considered "indie-pop/rock"
by some. I guess "candy-coated poprocks" works. At
least it's not Emo(shudder)?
What is the reason you wanted to be in a band?
Teenage boredom.
If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would
they be and why?
I think I would like to see Nickelback's Chad Kroeger duke it
out with former WWF superstar Hulk Hogan. Why? Seeing the hulkster
back in action would be worth ticket price alone, but watching
Chad Kroeger getting served would be priceless.
Best and worst gig experiences?
Last Halloween(2008) we played at a saloon in rural
New Brunswick. It was the saloon's first time having a live
band perform, so the regulars were taken by surprise. After
about 45 minutes of being harassed by a drunken "Brittany
and K-Fed" to play some "DC" or "Skynard"
I finally broke down and went into the opening riff of "Thunderstruck".
For that 30 seconds we were a big hit... Bit of a two-in-one
there depending upon how you look at things.
Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life and why?
Maybe the guy from the Twilight movies? He could make my life
seem a lot more intense and inexplicably sexy. Also, his celebrity
would ensure that it does quite well at the box office.
Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
Dog Day is great. So is York Redoubt. And Share, Sleepless
Nights, Shotgun Jimmie, Julie Doiron and Smothered in Hugs.
I could go on and on for days.
What are your top five favourite albums?
Tough question! At the moment I'd say:
Odessey and Oracle - The Zombies
Chutes too Narrow - The Shins
Northwest Passage - Stan Rogers
One Chord to Another - Sloan
Pinkerton - Weezer
Who are your heroes and villains?
George Harrison and my parents are my heroes. I don't have any
villains. Maybe just the voices inside my head.
If you were leader of your country for a day what laws
would you change?
I would try and get the Kyoto thing back on track.
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Cuddly Shark
Elgin's finest inform us about Justine Frischman's fringe,
the BAttle of the Brows and the execution of Piers Morgan.
CR = COLIN REID (Vox/Guitar)
RF = RUTH FORSYTH (Vox/Bass)
JS = JASON SINCLAIR (Vox/Drums)
In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)
how would you describe your music?
CR: Musicky.
JS: Bitchy!
RF: No mucking about.
What is the reason you first wanted to be in a band/be
a performing artist?
RF: Karen Carpenter's skinny forearms and Justine Frischmann's
swinging fringe.
CR: Free beer and the love of music! Smoking a big fat one in
the back of the tour bus!! J knows what i'm talkin about, don't
you big man?!
JS: I was one of those goons at school that didn't like playing
football all lunch time so i would hide out in the music room.
Pretty much snowballed from there.
If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would
they be and why?
RF: Susan Boyle and Rowan Williams: Battle of the brows!
JS: June Sarpong with her arms taped to her sides but she gets
to have razors on her shoes vs Ray Quinn with his legs tied
together but he gets a small hammer. That way he'll take her
face out and she'll stop him dancing about like a twonk!
CR: Beyonce Knowles and Megan Fox, need i say more (I need to
get laid, quick!)
If a band plays in an empty hall in Stoke, do they
really make a sound?
CR: Only if the sound guy's a midget
What are your top 5 tunes to listen to in the van while
on tour? Collectively....no fighting!
JS: I like driving round the winding roads to Race:In
by Battles- you feel like Knight Rider! In fact, that whole
album is ace to drive to. I’m ignoring your 5 song rule (and
being lazy) and saying that whole album!
RF: We had a super time listening to early Tina Turner once.
Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life?
RF: Sandra Bernhardt.
CR: Well I think Christian Bale's probably the best candidate
for that one don't you think? His batman is pretty much me.
JS: Well I'm a big un and I mutter a lot so it would have to
be Dolph Lundgren!
Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
CR: Indafusion - Dunfermline based outfit, really enjoyed
their set when we played with them. Been around for a while
i believe, i think it's their time to shine!
JS: Elvis Suicide are a damn fine rock and roll band from Glasgow.
Cottonmouth Rocks from Devon are a brilliant noisy two piece.
Kill the Captains from Sheffield are amazing.
RF: Kill the Captains! Vivian Girls, Eric Euan, Le Reno Amps,
Super Adventure Club.
What are your top five favourite albums?
RF:
Electrelane - No Shouts No Calls
Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation
Elastica – Elastica
Lemonheads - Car button Cloth
Gillian Welch - Revival
CR:
Faith No More - King for a Day Fool for a Lifetime
Weezer - Blue album (I know Pinkerton's darker and sounds better
but the Blue album is just full of singles! What happened Rivers?!)
Super Furry Animals - Rings Around the World
Pearl Jam – Vs
Pixies – Surfer Rosa
JS:
Weezer - Blue Album
Cake - Fashion Nugget
Pixies - Surfer Rosa
Brakes - Give Blood
Faith No More - Angel Dust
CD, MP3 or vinyl?
RF: Cassette?
JS: I bloody love the sound of vinyl! …but alas we all just
move on to easier options don't we?
CR: I don’t have a turntable but I do like my artwork so CD.
If you could be leader of your country for one day,
what laws would you make/change?
RF: I’m too pathetic to answer that.
CR: Oh MPs expences, look how topical i am! …and the immediate
execution of Piers Morgan!
JS: Everyone has to give me 10p. i'm not a greedy man. It wouldn't
ruin anyone and i would be pretty cumfy for the rest of my days!
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Small
Gang
Having played our gig night in April and escaped with only
minor bruises, Small Gang prove that they have the answers to
all the big questions.
Why are you called small gang?
It's the only name we came up with that didn't make one of us
cringe when we said it. Also we're all quite short.
In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)how
would you describe your music?
Our music began as four people struggling to be heard over each
other, and we've been turning each other down ever since.
What is the reason you wanted to be in a band?
Because guitars are cool.
If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would
they be and why?
I would like to see Neil Young wrestling with his quality control.
Best and worst gig experiences?
Best gig - supporting Shonen Knife at the Bloomsbury Bowling
Lanes this July, but honestly most gigs this year have been
the best we've played in our haphazard career. We've reached
the point now where we argue heatedly about the setlist because
we have too many songs for a usual half hour set - I take that
as a good sign!
Worst gig - Playing at Lark in the Park where we had to pay
to use the house 'drumkit' - and then one person came to see
us. There wasn't even one man and his dog, they were out walking
in the actual park.
Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life and why?
Arthur Bostrom (the guy who played Crabtree in 'Allo Allo, as
long as he did the same accent - 'Good Moaning' etc...).
Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
There are plenty of great bands around that are criminally under-appreciated,
to name but a few - Something Beginning With L (super-cool electronic
indie, with the guitar goddess that is Jen Macro at the forefront),
The Argument and how it started (pop-tastic raucousness), and
Alto 45 (Norwich-based melancholic scientists whose second album
should be out this year), Crumbling Ghost (Folk-Doom - does
exactly what it says on the tin). And in terms of 'known' bands
who are criminally under-rated - Steely Dan.
What are your top five favourite albums?
Radioactivity - Kraftwerk, A Ghost is Born - Wilco, Red Apple
Falls - Smog, You in Reverse - Built to Spill, The Ruby Sea
- Thin White Rope N.B. This is a constantly changing chart,
and this is only my (Simon's(singer)) chart, to try and agree
on this with all four of us would mean that this question would
never be answered.
Who are your heroes and villains?
Heroes - Kurt Vonnegut, Klaus Kinski, Richard Yates, Townes
Van Zandt, Jeff Tweedy, Charles Burns, Nico, Grace Jones (too
many to mention) Villains - We villainise nobody. Except rude
people.
If you were leader of your country for a day what laws
would you change?
We would change nothing, everything is perfect the way it is.
Well, except for all the people who would love us but haven't
heard us to hear us and then to love us, not a change so much
as a speeding up of the process.
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The Twisted Wheel
http://www.myspace.com/thetwistedwheel
1.In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter)
how would you describe your music?
Our music is magnificent
2. What is the reason you first wanted to be in a band/be
a performing artist?
The reason we wanted to be in a band was to be rock and roll
stars
3. If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who
would they be and why?
Ashley off Coronation Street fighting Graham Norton, I'd like
to know how long it would be before they gave up and started
snogging each other
4. If a band plays in an empty hall in Stoke, do they
really make a sound?
There will be nobody there to soak the noise up so it will be
even louder than ever.
5. What are your top 5 tunes to listen to in the van
while on tour? Collectively....no fighting!
Kid British - Sunny Days
Johnny Cash - Big Bad John
Sex Pistols - Bodies
The Good The Bad & The Ugly tune
Beethovens 5th Symphony (whilst naked, holding hands)
6. Who would you want to play you in the movie version
of your life?
Tom out of Kid British
7. Are there any new bands that you have played with,
or heard, that you think people should be more aware of? Or
for that matter, any bands the you feel are criminally underrated?
Kid British
8. What are your top five favourite albums?
Sex Pistols - Nevermind The Bollocks
Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
Happy Mondays - Pills & Thrills
Pink Floyd - Dark Side Of The Moon
Stiff Little Fingers - Infammable Material
9. CD, MP3 or vinyl?
Vinyl but its a pain in the arse to keep changing over
10. If you could be leader of your country for one
day, what laws would you make/change?
Free smoothies for everyone, national ban of One Night Only,
Fridays off work |
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Loyal Trooper
www.loyaltrooper.co.uk |
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1.In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter) how
would you
describe your music?
I choose a seashell. Erm...I find it really hard to answer this
question. I think whenever people say things like "It's
like So-and-so with some R&B and Gregorian chants thrown
in for good measure" they sound like idiots and invariably
what you think you sound like, others would probably disagree.
I make music in my bedroom that is honest and heartfelt. I record
everything myself and I make my artwork with my girlfriend.
I probably sound like an indie kid who got into some folk music
and can't sing particularly well. Ultimately, it's up to other
people as to what they think I sound like. Sorry, I can't do
much better than that I'm afraid! |
2.What is the reason you first wanted to be
in a band/be a performing artist?
I think it became something that I found difficult not to
end up doing. When I got into music aged eleven I was swept away
by the power and passion of certain lyrics, melodies and beats.
I became infatuated with how music can transport you to different
places, different conceptual states of mind or provide comfort
in times of need. It wasn't like anything else in my life back
then and it isn't now. I found it difficult not to want to be
part of that world day in, day out. Either that or it's because
I didn't want to get a real job. |
3.If you could watch two celebrities wrestle,
who would they be and why?
I'd like Johnny Borrell and SuperTed to wrestle. In the match,
SuperTed gives Borrell a particularly nasty Chinese burn. Borrell,
intoxicated by his own self-importance, thinks this is the much
acclaimed 'golden touch' and surrenders. SuperTed takes him prisoner
and Borrell see's out his days wearing a pink tutu, being forced
to grow his chest hair and working as a servant to Texas Pete
and Skeleton. I've obviously bent the rules slightly
on this...can be cartoons be regarded as 'celebrities'?!
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4.If a band plays in an empty hall in Stoke,
do they really make a sound?
It depends really. If they were a barber shop quartet, the mics
weren't plugged in to the PA, the room was particularly well soundproofed
and...erm...they all had laryngitis then I'd say no. Either way,
I wish more interviews posed philosophical questions! |
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5.What are your top 5 tunes to listen to in
the van while on tour?
Collectively....no fighting!
I've been travelling on National Express coaches and I've been
reading the whole time as I don't have an MP3's player, iPod or
a band serenading me from city to city. Picture how bad National
Express coaches are and then imagine having no music to drown
out kids crying, the people being sick in the loo or the guy next
to you listening to Sean Paul at deafening volume. One day, when
some label gives me billions to spend on whatever I want I'm gonna
get a magic carpet fitted with a stereo, mini bar and gold plated
Loyal Trooper logoed seat belts to travel on. Anyway, in the jukebox
that is my head I had: Savory - Deftones
All My Friends - LCD Soundsystem
On & On - Longpigs
This Place Is A Prison - Postal Service
New York New York New York - Tellison
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6.Who would you want to play you in the movie
version of your life?
At the moment it would have to be Kyle MacLachlan who played Special
Agent Dale Cooper in Twin Peaks as that program is at present
my new obsession. He's also been in Sex and the City but I try
to blank that out of my mind. He'd have to try and put on a decent
Sheffield accent though, which I'm hopeful he'd be able to do.
It'd take a bit of work though, I guess he didn't have to say
"I'll go to t'foot of our stairs" too much in any of
his other roles. |
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7.Are there any new bands that you have played
with, or heard, that
Duke Raoul. Rotary Ten. Godwits. Saint Jude's Infirmary. |
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8.What are your top five favourite albums?
This week: Elliott Smith - XO
Longpigs - The Sun Is Often Out
Depeche Mode - Violator
Idlewild - 100 Broken Windows
The Smiths - Meat Is Murder |
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9.CD, MP3 or vinyl?
Can I throw tape in there too? I loved tapes when I was younger.
I don't really download music, it's not really my thing. I prefer
to have the album/EP/single in a physical format. I like being
able to scroll through all the credits, look at the artwork and
generally have something to put on the shelf that I have to dust
periodically. Vinyl is great: it just looks and sounds better
than CD/MP3's. When I lived at home my brother had a load of vinyl
and pretty much made it his mission not to buy CD's. So bands
like Sugar, the Wedding Present and Beastie Boys which I wouldn't
have heard in my early teens had he not had them on vinyl. I've
never had a proper record player though. I had some piece of crap
I picked up from a mate when I was at school but it basically
didn't work. Bum. CD's are okay I guess but I don't like the plastic
packaging, it always looks tacky regardless of what album sleeve
is inside. The EP I did I had made in digipaks so there's no plastic
on there anywhere and the CD fits into a little slot inside. They're
also matt finished and hopefully about as good looking as you
can get CD's. The only thing I can think of that I'd prefer about
CDs' and MP3's is that you don't have to turn them over halfway
through, I'm lazy like that. I'm going to vote for tape because
I like my 4-track and tape is the only way to listen to 'How To
Make Friends And Influence People' by Terrorvision when you're
twelve years old. |
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you could be leader of your country for one day, what laws would
you make/change?
I'd probably introduce a law where I couldn't do interviews because
I'm not very good at them. |
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The Auteur
The Auteur are quickly generating a real buzz around their
electro-tinged powerpop, creating waves within a scene dominated
by American artists. We learn about their sweet tooth and knackered
van.
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1.In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter) how
would you
describe your music?
Pop music with guitars. Paints a vivid picture doesn't it! |
2.What is the reason you first wanted to be in a band/be a
performing artist?
The whole brit-pop thing in the 90's. It was pretty exciting,
some amazing, timeless music came out of that era. And while the
UK had Oasis and Blur, the US had Green Day, The Smashing Pumkins
and Rage Against The Machine who were all relatively new names
to the business. Since then there has been very few bands who
have come close to being as good as those names . |
3.If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would they
be and why?
Ashley Cole & Robbie Keane. I hate them both so I'd be funny
to see them fight. It'd be a bonus if there was a career threatening
injury inflicted on either |
4.If a band plays in an empty hall in Stoke, do they really
make a sound?
Yes they do, because they can witness it all for themselves or
even record it to prove they made a sound. It might have been
a the best show in the world and no one would know. |
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5.What are your top 5 tunes to listen to in the van while on
tour?
Collectively....no fighting!
We currently don't have anything to play music on in our van,
thats how poor we are! We used to have a CD that became the only
CD worth listening to. The five favourites were;
Say Anything - "The Writing South"
Joe Esposito - "You're The Best Around" (That awesome
song from Karate Kid)
Trey Parker - "Now You're A Man" (Orgasmo theme)
Insane Clown Posse - "Slim Anus"
Weezer - "Say It Ain't So" |
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6.Who would you want to play you in the movie version of your
life?
Samuel L Jackson. He's in everything, may as well be in my movie. |
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7.Are there any new bands that you have played with, or heard,
that
Lights & Sounds are going to be huge. There was a band called
Fell Before Finished from London who were amazing, but they sadly
split up a few years ago. Out Of Sight are ones to watch too. |
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8.What are your top five favourite albums?
Feeder - "Yesterday Went Too Soon"
The Dillinger Escape Plan - "Miss Machine"
A - "Hi Fi Serious"
The Bronx - "Selftitled"
Hundred Reasons - "Ideas Above Our Station" |
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9.CD, MP3 or vinyl?
CD & Vinyl. None of us buy vinyl mind you but MP3's cannot
replace physical releases. People forget about the artwork and
the fact that even though MP3 quality is good, its not quite a
CD. And if your computers hard drive or your ipod breaks, you
lose all the music along with it. That, I can imagine, would be
pretty annoying! |
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you could be leader of your country for one day, what laws would
you make/change?
Free Haribo and beer for everyone on Friday |
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The Anomalies
Their eccentric live shows and genre defying tunes, are grabbing
the attention from likes of Clash, NME and The Fly. The Anomalies
answer the tasty 10.
http://www.the-anomalies.co.uk/ |
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1.In a nutshell (or any other shell for that matter) how
would you
describe your music?
like MGMT getting drunk with The Specials in the basement of
The Beastie Boys house. |
2.What is the reason you first wanted to be in a band/be a
performing artist?
it was never really a conscious decision to start a band.
It started off as a few friends sitting round a pc throwing samples
together and seeing what happens. We didn’t have any musical knowledge
at the time we just knew what we liked. It was only when we got
up in front of people and started to perform it that we realised
we were in a band. |
3.If you could watch two celebrities wrestle, who would they
be and why?
Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruize. The image speaks for its
self. |
4.If a band plays in an empty hall in Stoke, do they really
make a sound?
Many philosophers might disagree, but the soundman usually hears
it. For the band involved they rarely hear the music, as the rushing
sound of their dreams being flushed down the toilet is deafening. |
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5.What are your top 5 tunes to listen to in the van while on
tour?
Collectively....no fighting!
rock the kasbah (the clash)
brimful of asha (fat boy slim extended mix)
saint john (cold war kids)
chick habit (april march)
dj cheeba mix tape (he's a awesome dj from bristol check him out)
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6.Who would you want to play you in the movie version of your
life?
Scarlett Johanson and Penelope Cruize |
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7.Are there any new bands that you have played with, or heard,
that
the mandibles, sketchbeat , the apples |
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8.What are your top five favourite albums?
is this it (the strokes)
36 chambers (wu tang clan)
revolver (the beatles)
pauls boutique (the beastie boys)
bring it on (gomez) |
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9.CD, MP3 or vinyl?
vinyl for the club , cd for the car, mp3 for the illegal download |
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10.If
you could be leader of your country for one day, what laws would
you make/change?
complete nuclear disarmament. |
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