It's June, so it must mean it's time for the obligatory Indietracks compilation album. Sadly this year it won't be released on CD in an attempt to reduce costs, meaning you'll have to burn your own discs for the long drive up. On the other hand, as it's a download only, you can pay whatever you like for it with all proceeds going to the lovely Midland Railway Centre . Every year they put up with us descending on them, so it's nice to be able to give them a little something back. [...]
So I've only gone and produced another podcast, this time using my creative zen mic, as it seemed somehow better than my desktop microphone. It's still not perfect, full of crackles and my my aim is to get a good microphone whithin time for the next podcast. Anyhows God Is In The Pod 3, is my attempt to reflect some of the acts that have graced our pages or will be featured on our pages over the last three months, I hope you enjoy the music. I intentionally picked mostly up and coming and emerging acts in order to give [...]
I also like coincidences. I can't remember where I heard about Nottingham's Fists for the first time, but I find myself nudged into actually posting about them by the fact that it turns out they are off on tour with Sparrow and the Workshop in early October. Frustratingly but unsurprisingly there's no Edinburgh date in there, so if you want to catch either you'll have to take the Train of Joy to Glasgow and back. Fists are, to be blunt about it, just another indie band I suppose, but they're good and I like [...]
Well I will confess that my first thought when listening to Ace Bushy Striptease was that I hoped the name didn't imply some novelty band. It didn't, which was nice, but that worry was obliterated on first listen and replaced with a resounding 'what the fuck is this?' It reminds me of the first time I heard the Wave Pictures. Not that there's any musical similarity, more that despite clearly being able to hear the bits which showed that they actually did know what they were doing, there were still plenty of places where [...]
This wasn't particularly supposed to be all fuzzy and noisy, and in actual fact is probably isn't, except for in bits. I have been listening to the Male Bonding album a lot this week, and then the split single from Thee Ludds and The No-Brainers dropped into my inbox, and then I became fascinated by the splendid mess that is I'llfinishyrfinish and suddenly I realised I had a podcast which was pretty much all over the place. So I decided to embrace it, go for it and just appreciate the noise. There is some acoustic fuzz [...]
Ace Bushy Striptease were formed back in 2007 at Birmingham. Since then they have changed 3-4 singers (always female) and self-released two albums with strange names like Toadstool Ellipsis On The Grass and Daniel Ershov Has Been Offered £100,000 By An Eccentric Millionaire To Step Naked From A Car Onto A Busy City Street, Walk 200 Meters And Climb Back Into The Car.However, their obvious talent and love for pure non-complicated music didn't go unnoticed and Odd Box Records finally properly released their their album titled A Little More Suspicion In Our Fairytales Plz. Simple [...]
sie gehen auf umfangreiche tour und werden im september auch unser ländle beehren, daten siehe unten, thema des vortrags?, ganz sicher das anfang des jahres erschienene selbstbetitelte album: fang island - daisy fang island - life coach lässig abgehangenes pavement cover von der compilation "show me a word that rhymes with pavement", welche auf filthy little angels am 01. märz aus anlass der reunion shows herausgegeben wurde: ace bushy striptease - secret knowledge [...]
Ace Bushy Striptease release 'A Little More Suspicion In Our Fairytales Plz' Ace Bushy Striptease started in Birmingham in October 2007 with thoughts of becoming a twee/progressive pop band. Unfortunately that never really happened but through a few lineup changes and a bit of time, they've found a niche of sorts which suits them well they feel. The band have released numerous free download LPs/EPs but A Little More Suspicion In Our Fairytales Plz is their first record to garner a [...]
Despite beavering away for over two years Birmingham’s Ace Bushy Striptease have criminally not received the recognition they deserve. If their ramshackle, yet adorable outpourings haven’t reached you yet, fear not as ‘Let Us Sit Quietly And Listen To Pop Punk’ is our SOTD. Its collision of giddying girl/boy vocals with crash-bang-wallop lo-fi musicianship will guarantee an ambulance ride to St.Sebastian’s hospital for the terminally twee. It’s just one of the wonderful tracks from their exciting new album A Little More Suspicion In Our Fairytales Plz . Where the shenanigans continue on the RSI inducing [...]
Ace Bushy Striptease: So nice, they write their own captions Bands come, bands go. And as such, bands that take themselves too seriously in this brief period end up wasting the best opportunity they will ever be presented to have a lot of fun . Hell, even the Clash had a sense of humour: just listen to Cut The Crap. That said, anyone who plays it purely for laughs only end up being laughed at. Ace Bushy Striptease are a rare breed of new band: they're having fun, [...]
Ace Bushy Striptease are a relatively new band from Birmingham who have been together for less than a year. Their musical style is a big old mix of diverse good things. At various points they pick up on hardcore tempos and shouting and hitting the back of the bass, and at other points they sing lovely pop melodies. 'Mervyn and Issac find a CD' is a stand out song for me, where the short explosive choruses are sandwiched between little discussions of what to do with the CD. They also definitely rate the concept of [...]
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