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[Steven Milne]

hey guys

this week
dhc = special

LE RENO AMPS

(from new noise.net)

You're driving across America, East to West, through the middle. In a beat up convertable, battered leather seats, the roof is down and the sun is shining. You only left home to get a burger but why not go all the way? There's nothing to do for the next couple of days so kick back sneak a sip of cool beer and light a cigarette. Sitting next to you is possibly Johnny Depp and in the back seat is a girl from the drug store you got the smokes from who came along just for shits and giggles...possibly.

”Put some music on man,” says Johnny.
”What've you got?”
”I dunno?... how's this?”
”Who is it?”
”Some band called Le Reno Amps... I think it's french for The Reno Amps.”
”Cool!”

They're alt-country allegedly. Is that the Kansas equivalent of emo? The songs are designed for sunny days, sitting around and kicking back. Sweeping and retro. Images of dusty suburbia and post boxes half fallen down insinuate to mind, kids jumping through sprinklers and ice cold lemonade.

Scott Maples voice delivers all this in spades, and it's backed up by a full compliment. Blimey it's filmic and ever so bloody evocative. There's a bit that sounds like Babe Ruth's 'The Mexican'.

The first single from this album 'Wound Up' hits you exactly like you've just arrived in L.A gone out with Johnny and the girl and montaged your way through what looks like one of the best nights ever. Cocktails you've never heard of, strange attractive strangers hooking up with you and the guys and all of you are just really happy and awesome.

Fade to black as your head hits the pillow.

Only to wake up the next day and find out that Le Reno-bloodly-Amps are from Glasgow. Scotland. Your head is pounding the weather's miserable and they're always from fucking Scotland.


LORENZO SNOW COLLECTIVE
We are three men from the cold and grey city of Aberdeen who write cinematic country tinged slices of music mainly about pain, loneliness and despair. But its not all fun and games - we also have a dark side.

If all our failed dreams were personified we would be the leaders of a formibable army.

We have made an ep called Beware the Swords. You can buy it at our gigs - each copy is individually hand-made and unique. Its pretty good.



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- see the upcoming guests - blimey!

[daveofficer]

that's a tasty line up. i shall be there with bells on!

[idol_wild]

I'm bumping this.

I hope Lorenzo do their 'bible reading' again. And their Chris Isaak cover.

[idol_wild]

This was a fantastic show. Lorenzo Snow Collective are probably my favourite Aberdeen band. It's a shame nobody bothers to turn up to see the bands that really matter in this city.

Le Reno Amps were in fine form. They are probably one of the tightest bands I've ever seen (I mean in terms of music playing ability!), and their songs are ruddy good fun. They also look like they're having a great time every show they do. They exude joy.

For all you who never bothered; your loss.

[Steven Milne]

yep
last night was a great line up and lorenzo were great

le reno never fail to impress and was good to see them again
shame about the turnout

i blame halloween

[daveofficer]

it was fucking ace. both bands were amazing and lorenzo are easily one of the best bands in aberdeen right now.

turnout was shite but at least us kartta boys represented and made some noise

[Jim Stax]

Lorenzo playing again on the 29th with Tupelo Town Assembly and Sarah J Tingle, Tunnels Rm two on the back of music business seminar I'm putting together with the Musicians Union and PRS More details soon... Shame I missed this one though...

[Humey Whilem]

Originally Posted by daveofficer

it was fucking ace. both bands were amazing and lorenzo are easily one of the best bands in aberdeen right now.

turnout was shite but at least us kartta boys represented and made some noise

You Kartta boys have good taste. I always see you guys at the good gigs.
Then again you might be going to all the rubbish ones too...

[daveofficer]

Originally Posted by bob bouma

You Kartta boys have good taste. I always see you guys at the good gigs.
Then again you might be going to all the rubbish ones too...

we're men of discerning taste that's for sure