To help out our sister band 'The Tony Shockers' coz our label are so lazy they still haven't added them to the label's webpage we're sticking up their new song here.
They're just back from tour from Estonia (bizarre focal point for them but it's where they're really popular so we believe) and ROSCO Records are depressed at the moment since the split of their banner band WOODY who were selling well. Hence, we're doing the pushing since ROSCO Records are not.
"They're at it again. Back to the Lunar lunacy we haven't heard since the Morval days. This is a march thru time, shaking almost all of the way. A synth and voice twining that vibrates those Lunar anomolies to the core. They spell it out. Maybe a little too much but that's IGTEI as we know them." Tobias Trenklem, RADIO NOVA, Norway Oslo, FM99.3
"Ravenous, pulsating bomb-a-long. The Airbrush is coming." Wendy Astlebury, Media South.
WEBSITE UP AND RUNNING. SEE LINK ON PAGE. NOT totally finished YET BUT MANY LINKS TO ALTERNATIVE MEDIA OUTLETS. Those dudes at ROSCO RECORDS are doing it and we're impressed. Oh to be signed.
Seems like morval records have had it, so we've lost our back catalogue for now. T-shirts now available from store on ROSCO Records site.
recent gigs have been a big success. sorry about the lack of merchandise but we can't sell it at the moment until this morval record label stuff has been cleared up.
band members are Traffat Shodamarahat, Tony Shocker, & Essel Holtenshor.
Capt. Andy Nicholson was the last surviving member of the serpo exchange program from the late 60's. Some of you will have noticed the absence of the usual 'Majestic 12' at the gigs. This was all the Capt.s stuff so we felt unable to use it. We'll have a farewell show for Andy in September once we feel ready.
Go to www.serpo.org if you wanna know more.
The new Rosco Records online store is now open! CLICK HERE
Recent excerpt from radio interview on RSKC...
interviewer: "it is claimed you have witnessed at first hand, people from another world."
interviewee: "indeed interviewer, indeed."
REVIEWS:
"sound politics, sounds good" TRS
Ashanha Arajan
"we think they know too much"
BDOL
"recent shows reputedly had video footage backdrops of non human beings liaising with unknown 'officials' from the early 1980's. we wanna know more"
NME.
"'the shifting sands of basra' is a highly poignant song telling of our appaling treatment of innocent people."
NewsARC.
"what a show! the back drop was stunning. if it's true then hold on to your hats!"
RecordTPL.
"from start to finish - one experience worth hearing"
Radio SR P3 Rock. Stockholm
"if 'i'm going to eat it' were haddock then we'd eat them everyday"
RADIO NOVA, Norway Oslo, FM99.3
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