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  1. band details

    Purto Muerto

    Fucked-up alt.country, which cuts Kurt Weill with Tom Waits

    and the Handsome Family, mixing mazurkas with sea shanties,

    polskas with noir-ish, cinematic sweeps and Spanish folk with

    post punky fury as it goes. Marvelous, mad and mordacious stuff.

    See them live a totally fantastic experience.

    Desc

    Formerly known as Khaya, who recorded three albums records and

    recorded two sessions for John Peel. Out of theses ashes, Desc have formed

    & are inspired by many things but to put their songs into context they have

    been said to sound like an acoustic Sonic Youth or Ennio Morricone on speed.

  2. Seminal Scottish band coming from the ashes of the best scottish indie band of all time

    THE FIRE ENGINES, play drummonds tonight with the immensely talented

    Future Pilot aka (we he have his band with members of B&S as usual) & Gareth

    Sager (PoP Group)

    Be there

  3. Originally posted by Turnham Green:

    I'm currently on a big 1960's/1970's Bollywood film and soundtrack

    kick...

    http://www.bollywood501.com/index.html

    Any other lovers of this much misunderstood and maligned genre?

    not quite, but if u enjoy music from the indian subcontinent, I strongly advise you to check out music by, Fundamental, State of Bengal, ADF, Ananda Shanka, U Shrinivas

    & the amazing Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. There are lots more ive missed out..........

  4. every cloud has a

    silver lining

    I know it aint any consolation to those robbed off seeing theior favs, but

    right here in Aberdeen on that saturday night

    Saturday 15th May 04

    Dr Drakes

    Doors 8pm

    Door Tax 5

    Kasule

    Frogpocket (Benbecula/Planet Mu)

    Chevron (Planet Mu)

    Electric Tibet

    see full biog's elswhere

  5. Full artist details:-

    all have websites to check further, just use google

    Kasule

    Are from Albion Rovers country & are Interesting Music's most favourite NEW find, Their sound is diverse, melodic & challenging & fits the mood. To generalise their sound can be best related to Joy Division big chords; Ulrich Schnauss Slowdive, Elbow guitars; slow-faster-harder-louder type Spaceman 3, Mogwai; however this is only reference points to their unique sound. Their 1st LP Demonstaration, contains many moments of utter sublimeness. Kasule also wrote the soundtrack for an award winning film Black Coffee, which was voted most popular feature film @ The Australian AUSFEST 2002. Kasule's 2nd LP called VHOR is out in May & they will feature quite a few tracks from it as well as some of our old favs. This is kasule's 1st visit to Aberdeen & we hope it isn't their last......

    Frog Pocket

    Is a rising star on the Benbecula & Planet Mu labels. His live shows are a fantastic spectical as witnessed at last years Unknown Pleasures, where he literally wiped the floor. He is a man who looks like he should be fronting some lo-fi guitar band playing a mixture of insane gabba and folk reels. The best thing is that the Chris Morris rave works incredibly well with the live sound of Frog Pocket's violin. Even at his most extreme he still allows the listener to make out traditional folk melodies beneath the scree. If there was ever to be a Noughties remake of 'Restless Natives', Frog pocket would be the man to record the soundtrack. He often swings wildly from the ridiculous and berserk to the sublimely beautiful in the space of one song, The man is accessible & challenging, he will be 100% dynamite at Drakes.

    Chevron

    Hails from Blackpool & is a recent Plant Mu signing & his "in your face"

    live shows are earning him a great reputation. Here is a review of his last single; "Devastating goodness from Lancashires Chevron on the Mu, Swimming Lessons on the A-side unleashes chopped-up stuttering chords and IDM templates offset by a harrowing dubcore echo of reflectve vocalising pressured deep into a squashed beat mix. Killer. I Remember on the flip taps into the hardcore juice awesome destroyed production and metallic twists lock into oldskool vibes reduced into something altogether new. Mighty mighty stuff". His 1st LP is out later this year & is keenly awaited.

    Electric Tibet

    Are one of Aberdeen's most innovative four piece bands; influences range from Eric Satie to Sonic Youth & lots in between. Their live shows can be full-on in your face wallofsound, or a very much improvised slow sets with lots of space, like the magnificent show they performed with & supporting The Microphones last year.

    Tonight they will be.......................

    "To comfort the afflicted & afflict the comfortable"

    Their clothes are faded but their souls are black - Electric Tibet

    InterestingMusic hope u enjoy this show, we all will, tell your pals......

  6. Originally posted by Turnham Green:

    This sounds like Cat Power live gigs...

    this is very true, however we saw Cat Power at her absolute best at the LT last year, but she was totally OTT at the very next date she played on that tour, lying on the stage & talking jibberish for half an hour etc etc.

    Mr LP was obviously very nervous & he seriously overplayed audience participation. He said afterward that last night was the most difficult date he's ever played, mainly due to that table of utter twats who should have been mouth muzzled to bring them into line with the majority, who make Drakes gigs iv'e been to always special. We live & learn.

    ps ZC & JE lovely stuff & the new harp song is excellent.

  7. Originally posted by unknown pleasures:

    I really should be more observant with regard to the way the forums are set up on here these days ...

    thats what happens when u support a duff team thats lost two of its last three games

    shock horror martin o'neil gets the sack...hehe

  8. Originally posted by Graeme:

    Kitchen Cynics. The World's first exponent of Great Anti-Folk!

    by his own admission as well, depends which way you say the the anti, ante or

    aunty......................

    i suggest anybody tries WMFU playlist the Irene Trudel show. Here you will find

    Kitchen Cynics almost permanently on the play list, even more so than his esteemed

    & mightly paid peers. They have some superb downloads of live sets including

    Kitchen Cynics, Espers, the mighty Low etc etc

  9. Originally posted by ragudave:

    Couldnt make the gig which was a bugger - as I had a bug all weekend.

    How were BFBS and Mr Cynic ?

    Dave

    I hope you are wearing a sugical mask (abit like Clinic) on thursday night. Kitchen Cynics was in very fine form & his in between banter was excellent. 67 were charming & david's visuals were ace. Black Forest Black Sea were very improvised, very strange in places & astonishingly good. I applaud all those that really listened intently.

    A very good night

  10. slight angle on above:-

    Kasule who are playing Drakes on 15th May (with Frogpocket, Chevron & Electric Tibet) are loosly described as Joy Division big chords; Ulrich Schnauss/ Slowdive/Elbow guitars/Slow-Faster-Harder -Louder type Spaceman3 & Mogwai They will impress anybody who was impressed by Explosions in the Sky.

    Come see, come believe this line up, Kasule must be something if they are headlining

    this amazing line up...........

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