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Tropical Robots - Our Manifesto
1. No cover bands
We despise crap cover bands that rehash Hendrix and Pink Floyd over and over again. Its, lazy spiritually empty, has no artistic merit and not welcome. East Kent is full of these kind of people who all have flash gear and often get paid more than professional signed acts that go to the trouble of producing original music and tour the world. Tropical Robots are currently at war with crap cover bands. Please join us in our struggle. Free badges supporting our cause are available at our shows soon. 2. No cover charge unless we have to
Our events always feature entertainment that is exotic, challenging and original so we try and keep it cheap as chips and where possible free! We are not greedy robots. Our only concern is about keeping our circuits in good working order and ensuring our guests cover their costs. Earth money is always welcome and we encourage you to play our tombola’s and prize raffles and throw whatever you can afford in our robotic hats. 3. Exotic robotic entertainment
Tropical Robots like humans are born with pre-programmed tastes. Some of our tastes are socially constructed therefore we believe it’s our duty to expand our minds and yours. You can't keep everyone happy so the more whacked out, unique and brilliant the better. We love all musical genres as long as it’s independent and challenging. We also love comedy, quizzes, short films, spoken work, poetry readings, puppetry and a bit of freaky dancing. If you would like to perform or contribute to our events please contact us. 4. We love local performers
We love to help local acts gain exposure and have a regular night where they can perform. All our events will feature some locally grown talent from the Garden of England. 5. We love international performers who love the Isle of Thanet
World class performers pass through our local ferry ports everyday. We want to encourage these people to stop by, enjoy our beautiful seaside and play a show. If our foriegn friends turn up we want to make sure that have a positive impression of our home so please come out to support them, make them feel welcome, buy their merchandise, be their myspace friend, offer them a hot meal and a place to stay, let them deplete your drinks cabinet of that horrible aniseed flavoured booze that tasted alright on holiday but not when you tried it at home. 6. We love other promoters
We love anybody that tries to put on events and we want to support them and expect them to support us. We want to create a great scene and can’t do it alone. 7. We love free stuff
Send us your demos. We promise to listen to them all and review the best ones on our webshite. 8. We love giveaways
Giving is better that receiving even if you are a robot. 9. We love feedback
Tell us what you think. We want you to help us to help you have a great night. 10. We love to have fun
Be nice to each other, have a great time and support the local scene.
Love Tropical Robots xxxxx
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NTSOBC presents two slices of magic pie with Michael J Sheehy & Gemma Ray at The Lexington this Thursday (16/7) and O'Death at The 100 Club next Thursday (23/7).
The BellRays headline a night of maximum rock'n'soul on Thursday next
week at The Borderline with Los Chicos and King Salami & The
Cumberland 3 playing live and Corn Rocket Club DJs on the wheels of
steel.
Click on flyer for tickets.....
Other forthcoming NTSOBC action
July
Thrs 9 BellRays + Los Chicos + King Salami & The Cumberland 3 @ Borderline, London, W1
Thrs 16 Micheal Sheehy & The Hired Mourners + Gemma Ray @ The Lexington, London, N1
Thrs 23 O’Death @ The 100 Club, London, W1
September
Friday 11 T-Model Ford @ The Luminaire, London, NW6
Saturday 12 T-Model Ford @ The Luminaire, London, NW6
Tues 15 Bob Log III @ The Luminaire, Kilburn, London, NW6
Thanks for lastnight,Whitmore was superb & I must say another bang on gig to follow Biram's last month,a pleasure to be at the Belgian Bar,great vibe there & full too..what more could anyone ask,I look forward to my next visit !!..Great thing you've got going there..KEEP 'EM COMIN' !!!
We're coming to The Beer Cart in Canterbury, please come down and support us. If you print off the flyer below and bring it on the night you get discounted entry. xx
Yep,we'll be there...we saw William Elliott Whitmore a couple of years back @ the 1st Deep Blues Festival in Minneapolis..Awesome set & a good dude too !!!! thanks for letting us know..Dave
Hope you had a good night with Scott down at the Belgium tonight. I will be down there tomorrow with Cocos Lovers if you are out and about..start about 8pm
The APP has just finished two albums in the studio:
ABSOLUTELY FUCKING SHAMLESS PUBLICITY STUNT - January 2009 A free promo album of covers that include songs such as Bleeding Love (Leona Lewis), Hello (Lionel Richey), Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper) and so many more all punk'd the fuck up!
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MASS DEBATE - Spring/Summer 2009 The debut album featuring guest appearances from SpyGame & AC Violator
