Artist: the history of apple pie

Parakeet releases the official clip to the b-sided 'Paper,Scissors,Stone' from their limited self-released 'Tomorrow' 72 single. Part Yuck part History of Apple Pie but most importantly it's a really awesome duo with a promising sound. Watch the Maria Ceilia directed visuals above. Grab both tracks here .

[We are proud to have the nearly award winning Pete Collins on board for this review. His interjections are cleverly formatted in italics for your extra pleasure. Normally, he can be found here . Plus some of the pictures are his] With home printed programmes, highlighted with our preferences for the running order, we discussed our day at Sounds From The Other City with a warm up pint. What we should've done is fashion said printouts into little boats and sent them down the bloody Irwell given the use they were - this turned into [...]

Watch the new video for Parakeet 's song "Paper, Scissors, Stone" below, taken from their debut single "Tomorrow" . Parakeet comprise of a member from each of Yuck and The History Of Apple Pie , so you know's doubly awesome. Connect with Parakeet – Twitter | Bandcamp

Yuck rocked our faces off this past weekend at Coachella but we couldn't keep our eyes off bassist and Parakeet side project front woman Mariko Doi. The duo have released their 73 single ' Tomorrow ' and have also included a b-side 'Paper, Scissors, Stone which you can stream below. Anything Yuck related is a good thing, trust us. Parakeet - Paper, Scissors, Stone

It's still a little sweltering come seven and the dulcet tones of a slapdash ukulele ensemble interpreting Neil Diamond's perennial schmaltz fest Sweet Caroline glide out the door of the Queen of Hoxton, out into the humid airs of east London. To recur to that oft-rebuked British tendency to explicate the meteorologically obvious it's irrevocably glorious for late March. However hailing from the rugged, precipitous lands of North Wales few luminescent rays may conceivably have struck members of this particularly exclusive Deaf Club (it numbers just five) and perhaps resultantly, their all too infinitesimal slot supporting previously undisclosed [...]

Photos by Sara Amroussi-Gilissen

Yuck and The History Of Apple Pie side project Parakeet surface visuals for their debut single 'Tomorrow.' Enjoy the smoke filled clip above. Looking forward to some new material later in the year.

Tweet Listen to and download Parakeet 's new song "Tomorrow" below. Whilst Yuck simmer down after a blockbuster year in 2011, releasing a multitude of singles, touring the world, and dropping our second best album of 2011, , and The History Of Apple Pie gear up for their blockbuster year in 2012, a member from each have joined forces to form Parakeet. Mariko Doi, Yuck 's bassist, [...]

• Parakeet - Tomorrow

So the History of Apple Pie (James Thomas) and Yuck (Mariko Doi) members team up to form the project Parakeet . They've released a single which you can stream below titled 'Tomorrow' you can also expect a full length in the near future. Looks like we've covered everything with this one, we actually quite enjoy this. Parakeet - Tomorrow Side note: Memo to Yuck..... we'd like to hear [...]

London-based trio Novella emerged partway through last year tugging and chewing on the coattails of the likes of Echo Lake and The History Of Apple Pie, despite July-released single The Things You Do / Oh Brian bettering anything committed to black wax by either of the aforementioned. Melissa Rigby featured behind the sticks and skins as part of a drummer carousel, yet still their unhinged underground aesthetic all too oft went unheard. Quite conceivably Santiago, the trio's latest of three tracks to rain down from the Soundcloud may, we pray, change these winds considerably: spectral vocal [...]

Tweet With 2011 behind us and as we've looked back on the year with multiple year-end lists, it's now time to focus on what's to come in 2012. Below you'll hear tracks from some brilliant artists, some of which you will already have heard of and hopefully some who are new to you. A few of the artists have already released albums in 2011 but were criminally under-covered by sites and blogs, but that will change in 2012 as more people discover their immense [...]

The History Of Apple Pie Roundhouse Rising is set to return next month with the continued intention of highlighting a wide array of artists and genres to the people of London. Taking place at the Roundhouse in London between Thursday 9th and Saturday 18th February, the various events and showcases will see performances from the likes of The History Of Apple Pie , Beaty Heart and Bloodgroup - plus a variety of panels and workshops hosted by Wears The Trousers , and BBC Radio 1 producer Amy Redmond, amongst others. [...]

The 90s revival is fine by me if it inspires such songs as 'Mallory', bouncing off the walls with energy, melody and a killer guitar riff – plus, Stephanie Min's vocals remind you of Belinda and Deb in My Bloody Valentine, for extra quality. It makes you want to drag the needle right back to the yellow vinyl beginning as soon as it's over, which is always the sign of a great record. 'Shelf Life' is a more 90s-infused, Sonic Youth-inspired tune but it pales in comparison with the brilliant A-side.

Tweet Listen to The History Of Apple Pie 's new song "Shelf Life" below. With 2011 drawing to a close it's a time when we reflect on the music we've heard so far this year, as well as some of the more unknown music we discovered and were treated to. The History Of Apple Pie are a band whom we covered back in 2010 but have really come into their own in 2011. [...]

We're glad to announce our next FSNCPS ESSENCE night - JANUARY 6th FRIDAY at ANIMAL SOCIAL CLUB - with an esxclusive live performance by the new uk Indie Pop / Shoegaze sensation THE HISTORY OF APPLE PIE . After the show dance the night away with the finest Indie sounds provided by FSNCPS djs Lino+Nic. Enjoy the video below!

Did the 90s not finish or something? Mallory by The History Of Apple Pie

One of our favourite No Pain In Pop signings are treating us to a new video and some info on their upcoming LP release

The History of Apple Pie From: London, United Kingdom Why would a band saddle themselves with a name like The History of Apple Pie? The well of decent band names must be running dry and the bottom of the barrel scraped so hard it's disappeared. It sounds like a cookery book tie in with the Great Briish Bake Off and it's not even representative of their sound. If they were peddling sub Sarah twee indie it'd still [...]

• The History Of Apple Pie - Mallory
• The History Of Apple Pie - Mallory (Tom Furse Optimello Orchestra Mix)
• The History Of Apple Pie - Tug

The fine folks at Marshall Teller Records are releasing a four-way split showcasing some of the best new talent in UK, featuring Gross Magic , Echo Lake , The History of Apple Pie and Novella . Brighton-calling Gross Magic 's contribution is the magnificent Yesterdays . Although I wasn't thoroughly convinced by their Sounds of Sweet Nothings Teen Jamz EP , this piquant piece of oddball glam-pop takes Gross Magic out of the bedroom [...]

Not the most inspiring set of videos this week. Work harder, everyone! There were a few good ones, though, and we've got them listed below. Read More...