Phil Tyler - Guitar / Maria Fontana - Vocals / Steve Robson - Guitar, Vocals / James Atkinson - Bass / Jonathan Partington - Drums
Influences
You name it.
Sounds Like
Loud drums, supple bass, fuzzy aching guitars and lilting boy / girl vocals. Or something. Bailterspace, Battles, Beach Boys, Beck, Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, Breeders, Broken Social Scene, Buffalo Tom, Butterglory, The Clean, Cordelia's Dad, the Cure, Dianogah, Die! Die! Die!, Delicate Vomit, Deerhoof, Dinosaur Jr., Drop Nineteens, Fugazi, Interpol, Johnny Cash, Joy Division, The Knife, Kodiak, Le Tigre, Lemonheads, Mercury Rev, Micah Blue Smaldone, Mudhoney, My Bloody Valentine, Neil Young, New Order, New Year, Nirvana, Pavement, Peter Bjorn and John, Peter Jefferies, Pixies, PJ Harvey, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Ramones, Royal Trux, Seam, Sebadoh, the Shins, Shipping News, Sleater Kinney, Slint, Sonic Youth, Sparklehorse, Sun Kil Moon, Superchunk, Talking Heads, Unwound, Velvet Underground, Ween, Wire, Yo La Tengo.......................................................................
...............................Our Discography:
Lemonade / Alinear 7” (Ferric Mordant, UK) (1997)
Starry Eyes 7” (Ferric Mordant) (1997, UK)
Melter Twine / Waster I’m 7” (Orgasm Records, France) (1998)
Citrus Bitumen CD (Ferric Mordant, UK) (1998)
Run The Lights EP 7” (Ferric Mordant, UK) (1999)
Lintered CD (Ferric Mordant, UK) (2000)
These People / Chapter When 7”(Stupid Cat, UK) (2000)
Dialling Mitt / My Own El Nino 7” (Fortuna Pop!, UK) (2001)
Lines Are Drawn Only By The Eye 2005 (Morgan Leah / Kittiridge, USA)
Another Vista (Test Tones Volume 1.1, Tonevendor / Claire Records, USA)
Mint Hand CD (Stupid Cat, UK / Kittiridge USA) (2004)
You Are What I Love / Aspirin 7” (Beautiful Pigeon, UK) (2004)
To The North! (Will There Be Time For Tea compilation, 2005)
Alison Blaire / Cut On Down 7” (NIRFA, UK) (2006)
Karate Summer Camp CD (Ferric Mordant, UK) (2006)
Coming soon:
Impress and Defend CD (nirfa records)... you can buy our stuff on iTunes ; )
or listen for free at Last FM
We are Newcastle's hidden gem. We started in parallel to Slampt! alongside Bone, Pussy Cat Trash, Kenickie, Delicate Vomit, the Unseen, Missy X and Razorblade Smile in the mid 90s and have been doin' our thing ever since. John Peel played almost everything we released when he was still with us and we did Peel Sessions for him in '98 and '00. He also came to see us live several times, he was a legend, god rest his soul. We're friends with just about every independant band in the North East of England. We've played gigs with some amazing bands both local and touring / present and past, including Chippewa Falls, Cries and Wild Eyes, Citizens Here and Abroad, the Futureheads, Red Monkey, Maximo Park, Milky Wimpshake, Nev Clay, The Black Static of Summer, Construction Yards at Night, The Horse Loom, Moira Stewart, Paper Cut Out, Mansions of Glory, Chronicity, Les Cox (Sportifs), Lake Me, The Rest, Kenickie, The Big Oaks, Die! Die! Die!, Stop Hitting Yourself, the Elks, Bellafea, Thalia Zedek, Jack Mountain, Me Myself and The Ghost of Tom Morgan, Acetate Zero, Penetration and about a hundred others (sorry if we missed you on this list).
Dear Spraydog !! How're you doing? New update is called "Bitter Sweet Popness" Ha Ha !! Please try to listen. How do you feel... Sweet ? or Bitter ? or ? Regards ! AKira
HI! Phil! Maria ! Steve ! James ! Jonathan ! I Bought you music at iTUNES store. It's so beautiful sounds & exciting sounds !!!! I really love & respect Spraydog's sounds!!!
Often described as veterans of the underground music scene, BILGE PUMP have been playing their idio(t)syncratic rock for over 15 years. As well as songs appearing on 7" and compilations, Bilge have released two tape only albums and have another two albums on Nottingham's Gringo Records. Popular with the late JOHN PEEL (i.e. the best DJ ever) they recorded two Peel sessions and got plenty of airtime on his Radio 1 show.
Two piece indie rockers from Leeds, PIFCO, comprises Steve on guitar and vocals, and Mary on drums and keyboards. They write prolifically and have a CD album out on Run Of The Mill Records. Radio 1's Huw Stephens played it on his show and decided it was his album of the week. Not bad.