Sir Jimi Hendrix, Mountain, Cream, Humble Pie, Free, Kyuss, Black Sabbath, Captain Beyond, Groundhogs, Colour Haze, 13th Floor Elevators, Atomic Rooster, Bob Dylan, CCR, Grand Funk Railroad, Curtis Mayfield, Mark Lanegan, That's all folks, Foghat, Funkadelic, James Gang, Led Zeppelin, Los Natas, On Trial, Melvins, Rare Bird, Otis Redding, Rory Gallagher, Taste, Stray, Iron Butterfly, Yawning Man and loads loads more
Loud, psych, heavy, mellow this trio want to take rock back to it's roots and just play some good loud music.. peace
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Stubb- Dropout Sessions CD
3 tracks recorded to analog tape at Dropout Studios by Tim Cedar of Part Chimp. Includes Road, Flame and Galloping Horses. £3.00 including postage.
Ninehertz.co.uk review, read in full at www.ninehertz.co.uk
DROPOUT SESSIONS
STUBB
Reviewed by Kev Hit Drum on 3/08/2007.
Being a simple yokel type, I always approve of music that can invoke an instant (positive!) reaction. A mere twenty seconds into the lead track of Stubb's EP and my face is hugely contorted into furious air guitar ecstasy. 'Road' begins with a big lolloping drumbeat before it is savagely underpinned with the aforementioned axe gymnastics that screams 'Hendriiiiix!' in your ears. The rest of the track is dominated by a fantastic foot stomping chorus and some more totally necessary wig outs. Definitely a track for one of those 'driving in your car' cd-r compilations......
Read Aural Innovations review in full here:
http://www.aural-innovations.com/issues/issue38/stubb.htm
Imagine Hendrix jamming with The Heads in a small, dark and moist rehearsal room and everything was recorded live to 1/2” tape – well, then you might have an idea of what Stubb is all about! But this is actually just a trio of two guys and a young lady from London in love with acid rock....
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Rock poster show includes the work of: Chaos vs. Cosmos, Drew Millward, Jacknife, Luke Drozd, Kate Kamikaze, Michael Cowell, Graham Pilling, Jemma Treweek, Tom A, Jamie McGregor, Two Ducks Disco, Rhyfer Inc. - Rhys Wootton, 3D Glasses, Droid.
features "silver buddha" (test drive unlimited) * "selfless" (vietcong)* "utopia" (vietcong)* plus single "tarnished evidence" which had a xfm playlist when released.
FRIDAY 7TH DECEMBER = BLABBERMOUTH @ THE CONSTITUTION.
SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER = WINNERS @ THE WILMINGTON ARMS.
SUNDAY 9TH DECEMBER = BAD SANDWICH @ THE WORLD'S END.
TUESDAY 11TH DECEMBER = TURNING WORM XMAS PARTY!!! @ THE 100 CLUB.
Hello chaps and chappesses, what a busy week of gig-going we have for you this week!
On Friday night we're at The Constitution (42 St Pancras Way, Camden) for our fortnightly shenanigan. This week featuring BLABBERMAOUTH + COOKIE THE CUTTER + BARRY ALLEN. It's a fiver to get in and doors open at 8pm.
Then on Saturday night (8th December) we're putting on our first gig at the lovely new venue run by the same team as The Hawley Arms. It's called The Wilmington Arms and is at 69 Roseberry Avenue in Clerkenwell (nearest tube = Angel).We've put a humdinger of a bill together to kick off run of nights there featuring: WINNERS + THE JAMES WALBOURNE BAND + ALEXANDER G. MUERTOS. Doors open 7.30pm and we are charging a mere £5 for this sonic fiesta. CLICK HERE FOR A TICKET.
On Sunday afternoon we're at The World's End with our weekly FREE gig That Sunday Afternoon Thing. This week we've got BAD SANDWICH + STUBB + RUM CIRCUS. The fun starts at around 5pm and goes through 'til about 8pm. It's what Sunday afternoons were made for.
We kick the festive season off in fine style on Tuesday (11th December) with THE TURNING WORM XMAS PARTY!!! at The 100 Club. Live sets will be performed by: THE DIRTY FEEL + THE STANDARDS + THE CESARIANS + JIM'LL'S BRAIN + DJ SET FROM THE TRUCKIN' LAURAS. It should be an amazing "do". We normally charge between £8 and £12 for gigs
ha! sorry dude i didnt even notice the picture of you plastered all over the page! thanks for the comments, much appreciated. im not 2 bad thanks, fed up of my job but i've been applying for new ones today so its not too bad.
hows things your end? the band's sounding cool, very raw sound. i like!
Live review for 07.09.07 at Fiddlers Elbow, Mantra night:
Next up were Stubb, a band who's 'Dropout Sessions' EP I've been spinning quite a bit of late. They opened with 'Galloping Horses' and 'Flame' from said EP and everyone present knew that they were in for half an hour of quality, pumping, psychedelic heavy groove. The rhythm section maintained a tight, relentless pulse and guaranteed that heads didn't stop nodding throughout the set and the guitarist used this platform to great effect, belting out all the right screeches, solos and riffs at all the right times. With only minimal pauses between songs it seemed like no time before their last number. For this they treated us to 'Road' and when half way through the song it became a rendition of Hendrix's 'Voodoo Chile' there were grins all round. The stage was perfectly set then for Grifter to step up.
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