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SEVEN SEALS
Concrete / Lyrical / Zouk

Owl Cage



Kendal, , Lake District, Westmorland, Northwest
United Kingdom

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Member Since11/24/2005
Band Websitewww.sevenseals.co.uk
Band Members
  • Simon Pickering: Vocals, Moog, Guitar, Percussion
  • Jay Glover: Guitar, Synth, Bass Guitar, Vocals
  • John Bingley: Guitar, Vocals, Roland SPD 20
  • Jim Tyson: Bass Guitar, Synth Bass, Vocals
  • John Powney: Drums, Vocals, Percussion



    Releases:
  • 'LOOSE ENDS': Ltd edition of 1000 7" singles and download (2006)
  • 'BIKINI ON WAIKIKI':Exclusive track on covermount CD of the June issue of ZERO Magazine (2006)
  • 'Owl Cage':Forthcoming debut album(2008)



    Video for 'LOOSE ENDS' single [Directed by Chiz Turnross]



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  • Influences
    Sounds LikeSeven Seals. A concoction of The Cardiacs, Fugazi, Talking Heads, Genesis, Status Quo, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Husker Du, Sonic Youth, Beastie Boys, Pere Ubu, Devo, Television, NWA, Blondie, Bauhaus, Slayer but mainly Seven Seals. We don't know the recipe.
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    It is official. Owl Cage (album Numero Oono) is a Kast-iron Klassic. I think I was thrown into a temporary insanity thinking it wasn't only by the lack of Jimmy The Pony, 3 Feet High and (pff) 27 Kilometers or whatever it's called... H slides into you like a Trouser Snake paying a visit to an Old Friend. It's a smooth and satisfying feeling. As ever it's Guitars You Can Sing Along To - De doo da doo... Murderous! What a chord progression. Proof, if proof were needed that the Metallers have all the best tunes - they just don't know what to do with 'em. Strip off all that silly hair shaking, Yankee Twang and affected distortion and what left with is Seven Seals playing MURDEROUS. Flattened 5th Paradise. Big D schizoid geetarz make way after seconds to reveal Pickers first Boognish impersonation on the album. "Boom, bum, de-da-goom!" It's also the first moment on the album you notice Mister Jimmy T's magickal bass playing - alternately pulling off and picking and tumping and farting in all the right places. And so the communcation continues to seeeeeeeeep from Small Broadcasts "Get Yer Mental Wealth In Order - There Goes God". Creepy as Fuck and all the Sexier for it. Like being followed home by Doctor Death from Ye Olde Bluebelle - you know you're gonna get Bummed if he gets the courage up but Hell... it's flattering. It's my Live Favourite - I don't know what that says about me. Ahargh! The singalong Guitarz are back - The Glover and The Bingley are Riffing like Kiss still necking the Qualudes on Monday morning and course That Line "Something Grey on the Radar, Grey and Green On the Radar - GRAHAM GREEN ON THE RADAR!!" But then this snog is a showcase for Pickers ability to write lyrics that despite what they mean just Feel Good in yer Mouth and are Quotable As Fuck. Sunglasses At Night or Murderama on the King's Throne? You might not have the Foggiest Tyne what they mean but you'll happily Shout them along with yer arm drunkenly sliding round the Person next to you. And here are one of Jay and John's finest moments of the album. The absolutely demented intro riff to Cake and exactly how guitars should sound. Burn those Clapton albums you pretend you don't own and invent a time machine to KILLKILLKILL Steve VaTriani before the evil he commints to record can inspire generations of Wiggly Eyebroyed Wankfests. Leave him slumped on the ground with This Riff sticking out of him, dance about and sing "BETTER THAN YOU, BETTER THAN YOU!" I always thought this song was about Marie Antoinette but I think that's nothing more than my own lazily retarded thought process seeing the word Cake and linking it to the Very First Thing that springs to mind. Cleo & the Drum is a belter of a tune - It's all late 80's Computer Music. Russky-tinged-gypsy-trilling-theme-Muzak for your Commadore 64 if it ever stopped showing that SYNTAX ERROR message actually fucking loaded that copy of Ghostbuster off that cassette tape. "A LETTER FROM YOU!" If you're not feverish with Seal-itis by this point then you are a cold carcass on the ground of a famous battlefield and even they wiggle their toes when your stealing their boots. As if they know this - those cunning foxlike Seals stick you with Seventh Wave next - Their Conquering Anthem - Some crazy cross between the Seventh Reich and 1984 which paints a future of the world Post Seals Mania - it's the song little kids'll be made to learn in school when all the Flags show Bingley's eyes and it'll be law to grow moustachios almost as big but in No Way Bigger than Pickers. Wondering where Bikini was? It was here All Along! Lyrical meisterwerk of cut-up stream of strop Psycho threats, that you can't help saying along; again Quotable as Hell - too many lines "Look where you're going/Make up your mind/Why not try Johannesburg?" Don't fancy that? You moron "Bric-a-brac!!!" "Why not try a crater like Mexico City?" "Get Her Kill Her Get Her Kill Her". Yar- does that mean we're Perverted Killers as well? O Well, if this is the soundtrack I'll put me Ma's favourite dress on and start carving up the bodies of dead Doxys now. The Rhythm Section are tighter than my Trousers here and if I've not mentioned Pounding Powney to this point - it's cos he's done his job remarkably. He is the reason you're dancing to all these songs like a 3 year old who's just discovered Wacko Jacko (that phrase just doesn't have the same meaning any more) but he doesn't detract from any of these beautiful odysseys by making you look at him. Which leaves it to The Wheel to escort us up that Escalator to the sky, you can see Pickers Heading The Ball and Lassie-ing It Up and Receiving Electric Shock Treatment to the jilted rhythms of this song. You laugh now but we'll all be doing those dances in the Indie Haircut100 Discotheque next week. "O No, My Fucking Head" he admits before sliding off into Talking Hea-Ven - leaving the band to push us off an Escalator which has taken us thousands of miles up into air over the last 39 minures to hurtle towards the Earth. SMASH! Our bones shatter like vintage 78's and we're back. Back in a mundane world where the Seals aren't playing Music, something has definitely changed though - it isn't Them it's Us.
    The Kingpin
  • MUSIC NEWS.COM
    ...Imagine you are on a journey, a journey through space and time. But youre lost and alone - oh, and its raining, probably on a Wednesday or Thursday. All you have with you are your emotions for company, but strangely, youre happy, comfortable even. Thats Seven Seals debut 3-track single Loose Ends. A post-modern punk psychedelic metal Cooper Temple Clause-ish style wigout with a hint of Television and oodles of groove. I like it! Signed Seven Sealed and delivered!.
    The Barron
  • HIGH VOLTAGE
    With a strong ear for a pop hook and a captivating live show to boast, SEVEN SEALS are more than worth your attention.
    Alistair Beech
  • MUSIC NEWS.COM - Islington Academy, London.
    On a bill that included Jim Noir & The Delays, SEVEN SEALS proved to be the lead in the pencil. Rocking riffs came hard and fast at times oozing Carter USM flare and Muse know-how.In an all too short set they delivered a commanding performance with frontman Simon's handlebar tash the clear star of the show.
    Marco Gandilfi
  • UNPEELED
    LUCY, LUCY, LUCY, LUCY, LUCY? Seven Seals “Loose Ends”. Interesting, shoe-gazers with their chins and tails very definitely up. A very easy band to get right into, for all their complexity, they’re very, very accessible, but it’s hard to hear how the business would ‘get’ them as they take Marillion to dodgy ole blues clubs on “Loose Ends”, drag pomp rock upspeed, downmarket and into all kinds of scrapes as Dawn Of The Replicants get more than a look in on “Lassie” and then “Radio K.I.D” bleep-feedbacks it’s ooze into a yelped through a megaphone wobbly-rock treat that sounds like Rico’s been on the dials and more besides. This is excellent.
  • GIGWISE
    ‘Loose Ends’ is a classic expression of heartbreak in a slightly Mancunian, Bluesy effort. With riveting Bass lines and adventurous Vocal lines, complimented with fuzzy Guitars and curious effects, Seven Seals have produced a monster of a single and are sure to go far with today’s Indie-loving nation.
    Lisle Gwyn
  • TRANSPARENT MAGAZINE.COM
    Seven Seals - Loose Ends ...an ambitious band that are doing something different to the current influx of 'new bands' that we all hear flouted around. For one thing, they can actually play their instruments. They sound like the a modern Pere Ube with scratchy record-quality production and soothing prog rock inspired guitar solos. And it's not just the single Loose Ends that deserves a mention, the b sides, especially Radio K. I . D are worth the money alone.
    Claire Evans

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    La Folie


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    Jul 16 2009 11:15 AM

    LA FOLIE at the plugedy plugedy Plug!

    Playing a show at The Plug Saturday 18th of July supporting The Unfortunate Incident on their album launch.

    Nicks knocked outa sweet poster again so even if you cant make it i hope you enjoy this...




    Love Mannie La Folie
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    Jul 12 2009 1:52 AM

    LucidDreams Music thanks you for the friendship and wishes you a successful day. Be sure to visit our MySpace Profile!

    Best regards,
    LucidDreams Music
    Soixante Neuf





    Jul 7 2009 9:06 AM

    Hello. Tomorrow night - Syd Barrett/Jonestown-esque madness with Ottersgear playing at the Mad Ferret in Preston.x

    Charlie Winston





    Jun 28 2009 12:15 PM

    Come down to see an exclusive gig at the Pigalle Club. Entry is free, though arrive early to avoid disappointment. 1st July 215 Piccadilly, W1 6:30
    Centascope





    Jun 8 2009 10:41 AM

    Hi SEVEN SEALS

    Just stopping by to say hello and give you some news. The new album 'Coolgilly and the Freakshow' from Centascope is now available worldwide from CD Baby and directly from the merchandise page of the official website.
    You can also get the album from Apple iTunes, MSN Music, Rhapsody, Napster, Amazon and many more.

    Soixante Neuf





    Mar 8 2009 2:41 PM



    Check out Men Diamler at http://www. myspace. com/mendiamler
    He is an amazing performer!x
    The Panicstruck





    Mar 7 2009 1:47 PM

    Cheers for accepting the add!

    Hows it going? ^_^

    The Panicstruck!
    SCHLEUSOLZ





    Feb 22 2009 9:26 PM

    Thanks 4 adding us !

    Greetings from Phranc-O-forte.

    Worsel
    Dilworth





    Jan 14 2009 12:53 PM

    Howdy Seals, a meryl new year to thee all.
    Hope ye had a great festiveness!!! Loving the new tunage, proper different from yer usual bee's wax but still ace! Slightly Tom Waits-esque, great! If you still fancy sending me a CD or two at some point that'd be muchos appreciated, tiz good stuff I say!
    ATLAS


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    Dec 29 2008 3:56 PM

    hey guys hows it all going? Jutland is really really cool btw, drumbeat's is perfec...
    have a bloody good new year and hopefully, if you guys are still interested, we can get a decent gig at the brewery sorted eh?.

    tae it easy

    paul
    CHEAP Magazine





    Dec 24 2008 4:14 PM


    Kelley Stoltz





    Dec 19 2008 5:43 AM

    hey seals - really no mas ? aww tis a shame -- was punk rock wunderkids...may the future steps be large and filled with shiny treble and gooey bass...glad to have played.
    love kelley et al
    SPUDS





    Dec 17 2008 1:50 AM

    You will be missed. You gits. The Kings is dead! Long live the King! Am I insane? SPUDS.
    Silverspoon





    Dec 12 2008 2:49 PM

    Sad to hear of the split, hope you guys make more mjusic some other way.
    Nathan





    Dec 12 2008 8:40 AM

    i hope yer all in grand fettle otherwise.

    rest in peas, n'that......
    Asp





    Dec 7 2008 12:53 PM

    Thanks for the add - it's good to find and talk about home-grown music once in a while.
    Looking forward to catching you on Thursday!
    Faber Optimé





    Dec 4 2008 5:57 AM

    Click here to go to the Faber Optimé web site in a new tab/window.

    Good to have you as a friend!
    So great to see the internet in action this way, shortening distances between people.

    I hope all's well with you and that you enjoy checking out my web site some time.

    For occasional, new, refreshing, insightful and (possibly?!) valuable content, I encourage you to sign up for my free newsfeed/email newsletter (using the form on site at page right - high quality, low quantity, no spam!).

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    Martin Carradus





    Nov 26 2008 2:32 PM

    Quit bugging me is a pleasurable suprise!
    Same Teens & XOX





    Nov 14 2008 11:21 PM

    Hey there Seals. How goes it? That Jim of yours is a dead good drawer. Looking forward to more of his wise words.
    Same teens x
    BD1 LiVE





    Nov 12 2008 10:12 AM

    Hello SEVEN SEALS

    Just to remind you about the lovely Guillemots gig this Monday 17th November at St George's Hall in Bradford, hope to see you there!

    Guillemots
    St George's Hall, Bradford
    Monday 17th November
    Doors 7.30pm / £14 / Age 14+
    01274 432000
    www. seetickets. com

    Ta
    mono.

    Tough Guy's Music





    Nov 6 2008 3:13 PM

    With another year winding down to the end comes the end of year awards - and the return of the TGM Awards. The awards are back for its fifth year, hoping to be as successful as last year's.

    To anyone who is new to this, the TGM Awards is an annual end of year awards event, which celebrates the best local bands in Cumbria and South West Scotland. And with many local acts battling for awards, there is so much to choose from.

    We can confirm that Seven Seals have 3 nominations:

    * Best Overall Act
    * Best South Cumbria Act
    * Best Song ("Black Drop")

    Voting will begin on Saturday 22nd November and close on Friday 19th December, and the winners announced in the run up to Christmas.

    You have the power to decide who wins.

    SteJ (TGM)
    DEATHRETRO





    Nov 2 2008 7:19 PM

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    Oct 19 2008 10:41 PM

    claire c





    Oct 15 2008 2:30 PM

    id ask you, but the only venue i have is my living room.....shame.
    x
    claire c





    Oct 13 2008 11:43 AM

    when you coming to edinburgh then?
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