Sam Westaway-Vocals/Guitar.
Mathew Glennie-Guitar.
Malcom Gayner-Drums.
Influences
at the drive in, deftones, earthtone 9, foo fighters, glassjaw, further seems forever, refused, sikth, biffy clyro, isis, killswitch engage, hundred reasons, new end origional, silverchair, tool, thursday, the beloved, orca, slint, thrice, second smile, incubus, firstborn, sleepy time gorilla museum, stegel, shouting myke and loads of other random shit.
Formed early 2005 from former members of makehercry and mypetme. Come on mr ready was recorded live in August 2005 at orange and blue studio in catford, south london. fire at the door was also recorded @ orange and blue studios in the summer 2006. The band have recently recruited and new bass player will soon be recording a new EP to hit the scene in the summer of this year ! Hope you like what you hear so far and keep your ears peeled for the future. Keep RIPPING!
Hi, through JUNE AND JULY we are slashing our day time rehearsal prices. Between 10am and 5pm all our rooms are either £6 or £7 per hour including weekends. Making us one of the cheapest in SUSSEX. Plus If you buy 3 hours we will even throw in a 4th totally FREE. YES TOTALLY FREE.
OUR RECORDING RATES ARE STILL JUST AS AFFORDABLE TOO, FULL DAYS FROM £200 ALL IN.
So come and rehearse and record in one of the best equipped music complex's in the South.
Can we interest you in our fine recording services? Vintage analogue Desk, Pro Tools HD and an extensive-all encompassing outboard and mic collection. All housed in our beautifully designed facility. We are one of the best equipped studios in Sussex and still from only £200 for a full day all inclusive. Check out our recent clients work at www.soundlockerstudios.com.
Our first show following 3 months of writing takes place at The Fly, New Oxford Street on November 11th. It's an industry showcase promoted by Mean Fiddler and backed by Rock Sound Magazine. El Caco are flying in from Norway to play on the night. We'll be letting some new material loose! It'd be grand if you can make it.
XFM Review
I'm not totally at home with Rock (that has no extreme soppy/angry emo leanings), but have heard enough to know that this is it done very, very well. Deep, powerful voice, BIG music and just the feeling that something very professional is happening -I don't mean in a clinical way, just in that way that, when you find out they're unsigned, it's a bit of a shock. I'd be very surprised if they didn't massively pull it off live.
Check out my next gig with Dividing The Line on 16th April at The Underworld, Camden. Repost the flyer in the blog and you might win a Dead Metal t-shirt!
This weekend at the Bird's Nest in Deptford. Lots of rock, lots of it.
Friday, September 14th, Fruit Machine Blues wrap up two years of fun times with their final performance of swing influenced comedy surf rock. Joining FMB is the power blues duo from Exeter's sunny plains, Le Chat Noir, on their first London tour.
Saturday, September 15th, Ten Foot Nun swings up north from Croydon, and brings with them their edgy love/hate rock music. South London's 11:59 will be providing the back up with their angsty indie punk with multiple passports.
On Monday September 17th, Nathan Persad hosts his weekly acoustic open mic.
Fruit Machine Blues are saying goodbye, what with Karma being all busy and stuff, and Nathan being all busy and stuff, there isn't enough hours in the day to keep pumping out our two piece rock joy combo, so sadly, that's it, or is it?
Along with FMB is the electricfying duo from Exeter, Le Chat Noir, awesome!
Wednesday, September 12th at the Green Dragon in Croydon (58-60 Croydon High Street, CR0 1NA)
Thursday, September 13th at the Fox and Firkin in Lewisham (316 Lewisham Hight Street, SE13 6JZ)
Friday, September 14th at the Bird's Nest in Deptford (32 Deptford Church Street, SE8 4RZ)
This Weekend a the Bird's Nest is gonna be hype yo, we've got bands from way up north, bands from right here, and even some kick ass DJ's to keep the flo rolling, all for nowt at the door.
On Friday night it's the touring ska / raggae of Durham's (think Newcastle, but not quite) Speeding Bee, with support from local lads Original Muzik Enterprize (ex-Suburbanite for those with a memory), and a real treat for those who like delicious beats and lyrics as Charlie Blaize will be spilling the beans with some hip hop.
On Saturday night we've got David Goo and the Cringe, imagine David Goo with a kick ass band, and The Instant Foxes, they've been a band for a week, and are celebrating with their second gig of high tempo 50's rock and roll covers.
Monday night sees another acoustic open mic, the most unpredictable open mic in the world.
