The Fall, Fire Engines, Swell Maps, Talking Heads, Pere Ubu, Richard Hell, Wire, Clinic, Pavement, Essential Logic, Kleenex, The Raincoats, The Slits, PIL, Texas Pete, The Breeders, Jaques Tati.
Sounds Like
"The sound of experimentalism in 1978 being replayed in 200[8] - Hypnotic stuff" - MANCHESTER MUSIC.
This is joyously 'new-wave' and genuinely does sound as though it could have been recorded at any time from 1980 to the present day, although the latter's preoccupation with robots and boy / girl shout vocals (think Bis, Los Campesinos! and Johnny Foreigner) do give a clue. The decision to package these four songs as one EP and not to single one out is to be commended, mainly because choosing between them would be a difficult yet hugely pleasurable task - each track being the perfect emodiment of 150 second, rhythm-driven punk pop.
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"A pointed, growling take on indie-pop" - SANDMAN.
"If Nikki Sudden (RIP) and Mark E Smith had covered Pere Ubu's The Modern Dance in the style of Franz Ferdinand following a particularly heavy drinking session, it would have sounded something like Navvy" THE DEVIL HAS THE BEST TUNA.
"They sound like The Yummy Fur...Trivial, tuneful, percussive pop noise" - DROWNED IN SOUND.
'never have we listened to a debut EP and been so equally impressed by every track: whether it’s the wonderful art-pop urgency of ’Sticker’ or the devil-may-care call-and-response chorus of ’Letters’, it’s what we’d call ’mindblowing’ were it not for the fact they seem so polite about it. This is fake DIY review
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Skew-whiff, percussion heavy, garage-punk combo.
Claire plays the drums and sings, Daf plays the guitar, Marie has her percussion tree, and Keith plays bass and sings.
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The Bon Bon Club are Sushi Quatro (bass, vox), Thirsty Moore (drums,vox) and Chapatti Smith (perc, vox), although Sushi and Thirsty are better known under different names for their day job as the rhythm section of Sheffield glam-popsters The Long Blondes.
Alright folks, Congrats on the BBC6 play - heard it in work the other day...and a session as well. Will have a listen tomorrow. Hope you can step out next Saturday.