Me, a couple of guitars and a machine from the guru. And each band member shall be known by the name 'Robinson'.
Influences
Ella Johnston, James Kelman, Walter Benjamin, Andrey Platonov, Jean-Paul Sartre, Outsider Art (however a misnomer), Joyce and Kafka, Les Enfants du Paradis, WB Yeats, Mark Rothko, Battle of Algiers, John Keats, Karl Marx, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Enid Marx and Marianne Straub, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Count Tolstoy, Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Gilbert and George, Paul Klee, crashing at my feet.
Hi Everyone,
After a successful launch my band acertone's CD is now for sale from the myspace.com/acertone page (via PayPal), via Rough Trade online or their East and West shops, or downloadable from iTunes. Go and buy it cos it's brilliant!
www.myspace.com/acertone
I grew up at the top of a hill, looking down on a tiny river and trees that eventually they cut down and burned. East was the highest of mountains and west was the sea. I have lived in cities of coal and steel and ventured south where the oyster catchers sail. I have eaten in the world's best restaurants and lived from pennies found on the street. I have always had a guitar and a few words to sing.
Ta,
MWB
Hej Martin Wishing you an inspired week :-) Tomorrow i go back to Denmark after a great time in England and i have a cold to take home with me Love Teddy xx
Abigail Hopkins' new album, 'The Memoirs Of An Outlaw' is available to pre-order from: www. basilicamusic. bigcartel. com The first 100 copies are signed and numbered!
kindest regards for your friendship. some info for you..., what? the folk! are chuffed to host the launch of Dr Butlers Hatstand Medicine Bands album 'Music for Parlours & Promenades' next Wednesday at the deaf institue. Special guests and surprise performaces from 8pm til late with record playing by Chris Long in between and after sets. No need to message back for cheap list cos it's FREE ENTRY, bless! x