Darth Elvis Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 Hey folks,This Saturday, 3 and doors at 8pm!Dead Anyway Presents: Aluminium Babewww.myspace.com/aluminumbabe www.aluminumbabe.comIn sept' 2005 aluminum babe recorded a session for BBC's RADIO 1 Huw Stephens show that aired on october 11th, it will be in the archive for a week. The band also released their first single in the Uk, "Evrything 2 me", on october 3rd. It will include a video to the album track, "Everything 2 me", a re-mixx by the unstoppable DJ Downfall and a previously unreleased track....."not 2 easy 2 forget" The legendary swedish comic Gunnar Lundkvist provided cover design and concept. aluminum babe toured the UK from Sept 22nd to Oct 9th with frommars from Cwmbran in Wales.... "We had the best time.......these guys are sooooo coooool......and we miss them so much.... In Sweden "Vit.ri.fied" was realeased on September 21st and In the US on Oct 11th, 2005 on LUCERO RECORDS. Over 100 stations around the country are already playing "aluminum babe" including the great K-Roq-LA. Stay tuned to the band The New York Press called "An instant classic". Aluminum Babe: Vit Ri Fied (Lucero Records) "Take the Cardigans, rub off their shiny surface and stick them in a filthy underground club and you may get an approximation of Aluminum Babe. But they elude simple comparison. They yank the bittersweet guitar song violently into funky disco terrain and then gently lick it with a creamy female falsetto as heard in this selection of spiky and extremely original songs. But this band are not merely austere pop fodder, and there is much more to them than your average Farnz Ferdinand name-check. Aluminum Babe not only bop to disco while rocking to guitars, but they wield a sensual, subtle electronic undercurrent that could be found in some of the most obscure avant-dance corners. The moody acoustic pulse of "Dream Dancing" squeezes in among altogether more raucous, driving dance-punk energies, making for a fascinating sonic journey that is highly recommended". (8 out of 10) Amy McGill. Rock Sound. Twenty eightwww.twentyeight.orgwww.myspace.com/twentyeightonlineThe PulseFormerly Crossroads. Female fronted rock.and opening set fromChris CarollSee you Saturday!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flash@TMB Posted May 30, 2006 Report Share Posted May 30, 2006 Oops think you forgot that The Pulse are playing too...EDIT: no I forgot to tell you. Never mind it will be OK.Hey folks' date='This Saturday, £3 and doors at 8pm!Dead Anyway Presents: Aluminium Babe[url']www.myspace.com/aluminumbabe www.aluminumbabe.comIn sept' 2005 aluminum babe recorded a session for BBC's RADIO 1 Huw Stephens show that aired on october 11th, it will be in the archive for a week. The band also released their first single in the Uk, "Evrything 2 me", on october 3rd. It will include a video to the album track, "Everything 2 me", a re-mixx by the unstoppable DJ Downfall and a previously unreleased track....."not 2 easy 2 forget" The legendary swedish comic Gunnar Lundkvist provided cover design and concept. aluminum babe toured the UK from Sept 22nd to Oct 9th with frommars from Cwmbran in Wales.... "We had the best time.......these guys are sooooo coooool......and we miss them so much.... In Sweden "Vit.ri.fied" was realeased on September 21st and In the US on Oct 11th, 2005 on LUCERO RECORDS. Over 100 stations around the country are already playing "aluminum babe" including the great K-Roq-LA. Stay tuned to the band The New York Press called "An instant classic". Aluminum Babe: Vit Ri Fied (Lucero Records) "Take the Cardigans, rub off their shiny surface and stick them in a filthy underground club and you may get an approximation of Aluminum Babe. But they elude simple comparison. They yank the bittersweet guitar song violently into funky disco terrain and then gently lick it with a creamy female falsetto – as heard in this selection of spiky and extremely original songs. But this band are not merely austere pop fodder, and there is much more to them than your average Farnz Ferdinand name-check. Aluminum Babe not only bop to disco while rocking to guitars, but they wield a sensual, subtle electronic undercurrent that could be found in some of the most obscure avant-dance corners. The moody acoustic pulse of "Dream Dancing" squeezes in among altogether more raucous, driving dance-punk energies, making for a fascinating sonic journey that is highly recommended". (8 out of 10) Amy McGill. Rock Sound. Twenty eightwww.twentyeight.orgwww.myspace.com/twentyeightonlineand opening set fromChris CarollSee you Saturday!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flash@TMB Posted June 2, 2006 Report Share Posted June 2, 2006 Please could someone change the calendar entry to reflect the chnage in line-up. Cheers! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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