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Eskimo Disco have been playing their infectious party music at warehouse parties, clubs and festivals across the UK, including supports with the Arctic Monkeys, The Rakes, The Subways, The Young Knives, Chromeo, Mint Royale and Jamie Liddell. They have developed their music into a powerful live show that has taken the band throughout the UK and Europe. "One of the best live bands of the year," says Playlouder.com.
Their debut single 7-11 reached number 15 in the charts last year and second single 'What is Woman?' was released by legendary Stiff Records with a remix from Fred Falke that became a summer club classic. "Their new single Japanese Girl is several shades of amazing" says Pop Justice, and was their Song of the Day.
'Robots and Laptop Dancers Make Good Friends' is their forthcoming debut album, produced by Apollo 440’s Howard Gray at Apollo Studios. Gray’s experience of producing acts from The Cure to Art Brut over a career spanning 20 years is the perfect match for Eskimo Disco’s eclectic sound.
The debut album will be in the shops in April 2008, but is available to download from TuneTribe.com and itunes for those who just can't wait!
Info: jefferson@eskimodisco.com
Management: Chloe@crownmusic.co.uk
Publishing: sarah@bdimusic.com
Press: dan@incubator-music.com
Booking: nick@codaagency.com
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