Talking Heads, Bowie, The Pixies, Neu, The Gang of Four, The Fall, Syd's Pink Floyd, Prince, Half Man Half Biscuit, Nick Cave, The Kinks, The Velvet Underground, Joy Division, Blur, Lou Reed, Pavement, Sonic Youth, Kurt Weill, Kraftwerk, Sparks, Devo, Soft Cell, Brian Eno, Billy Bragg.
Sounds Like
Gigwise - "All in all, truly triumphant stuff, gigwise wouldn't want to sound a first rate arse-licker - but we've got our tongue too far up asbos bum to defend ourselves right now"
Stool Pigeon - "From the talking heads and pixies school of weird, but they have a unique edge which digs into our heels and toes the longer we remain"
Another Late Night - "Deliciously macabre, this is a band that needs to be
heard"
The Fly- "We warm to their slow and gutsy funkola and lines of crooked monotype from a wobbly-eyed front man. At high points the bassy tension routes us deep into their weird world and everything goes a funny shape".
Semi Colon Cancer - "A truly special band that manage to convey a brooding power and self assurence without so much as Clicking on a distortion pedal"
Platform Radio - "Nervy paranoid tales of modern vaudeville"
Northern Noise - "Their songs have character and a definite sound, combining stark parts that sit neatly on top of each other, with catchy bass lines to produce the simplest of musical layouts"
Hush Hush Magazine - "ASbos never once sound like they are merely exercising a style, instead inhabiting and coercing thier sound with an understated yet sure, touch"
Salvo Magazine - "Living up to their name and laying claim to one of merseysides most unique rock sounds, these boyos draw influence from a whole host of outsiders"
ASbos are a five piece band alternative pop group who write alternative pop songs about depression, fuel strikes, paranoia, dysfunctional families, dysfunctional supervisors, serial killers and tales of a dark nature.
Since forming ASbos have recorded distributed a series of self made, self produced cd's that they have distributed around Liverpool as well as Manchester, Chester and Wrexham, they regularly host their own gig nights and have just finished their debut video which is for a video for the forth coming single 'Thats not mum'.
Asbos have also gigged extensively in the northwest as well as taking their putrid din to more southerly places like London and the south east.
ASbos enjoy travelling to new places and playing intresting gigs, as long as petrol costs are covered and maybe some free food thrown in.
For bookings and enquries contact asbos through the myspace or email asbos_@hotmail.co.uk
Ep's Availble Free on request
Untitled Demos Too. Available from Dec 3rd Free limited release of 500. That's Right, Animal, Stanlow, The Miracle of Life.
Demos 2007 available free! Upon request. Song For Dennis, It's Only What Mates Do, Thats Not Mum, Pylon. Available free! Upon request.
Transistor Radio E.P. 2006. Transistor Radio,
Weird Dream, Missing You.
limited amount left! available free! Upon request.
To celebrate the arrival of Producer Russ to the Fallen team, we're offering a massive 35% discount off all weekday recordings between 10am till 6pm until the end of December !!
A mini Sheffield festival 4th-6th September. Spread across two great venues; The Harley and The Wick at Both Ends. Click the poster for full line-ups.
Headliners include: The Crookes, Max Tundra, Paul White, JFB, Dark Sparks, Shmoo, Findo Gask, Ed Maker (Reverend & The Makers), Party Horse (Ex Tiny Dancers), Hallo...I Love You (Ex Elle S'Appelle), Squire Of Gothos, Pygmy Globetrotters & many many more..
Hello Dear Boyz, as I don't ever go back any more why don't you come and do a gig down here. You're welcome to stay at mine and it would be great to see you. Keep up the good work fellas! x
yoooo!!!You should come to mellomello saturday!!!
Our old school hero's are playing!
THe Wyrding Module (1/2 of TeamDoyobi)and Mortal + Chemist(SkamRecords)
With support from Big Dog Scary,A cup of tea and Binary Toad!
Open buffet as usual : )
Take Care
This Sunday We're Playing as a part of the Next Step event raising money for Cancer Research. It all takes place at Revolution, Broad Street, Birmingham and doors open at 5pm.