.. THE BOOTS - Bath TOO BUSY TO SHAVE VIDEO ABOVE!!! A SONG INSPIRED BY WAYNE COYNE FROM THE FLAMING LIPS AND HIS BEARD PHILOSOPHIES... 2008 - USURP records aim to release 'FLAVOUR OF THE MONTH' online accompanied by a download single, at the moment working with Pinnacle distribution. Also 30 new recordings demoed for second album. 2007 - In November The 2nd tour of Japan with Timothy Weary from the Weary Band. Mark Day played rhythm guitar with The Boots. Album 'FLAVOUR OF THE MONTH' released in Japan on SUNDAY TUNING. The album was partly produced mixed and mastered by Ali Chant from Toybox Studio, Bristol. He has recently worked with John Parish and PJ Harvey. 2006 - A follow up tour with the Japanese bands Nighteller, The Known and The Boots is happening in July with gigs in Bristol, London, Cardiff and Bath. 2005 - the tour of Japan in April where he played 6 dates to audiences in Tokyo, Kyoto, Matsumoto and Okayama. 2004 - The Boots released a 7 inch single on lovely see-thu yellow vinyl called 'Yellow Shades' on SUNDAY TUNING in Japan
yep! RNDM SLKTR presents fuckery witchcraft halloween disco friday 31st of october starts at 9.30 pm cover £3
The band "il Goblini" - by no means an average cover band. these guys perform the mighty songs of Goblin (Dario Argento's Films). They will most likely have a few other classic horror film songs as well - it is halloween after all!
DJs - old red (heavy RB,dirt rock,punk) lunchtime decision (shiny pop, postcore, blissm) aZa[RUMBOT] (bomkat, brooklyn,3step)
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND: CLEARLAKE/ ULYSSES /THE VOLT @ THE LOUISIANA, WAPPING RD BRISTOL FRIDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER. IT'S GONNA BE A GOOD ONE SO: BE GROOVY - BE THERE! XXXX
sunday all dayrr at ruin with like oh my god 6 or 7 DJs
Sunday, September 21, 2008 at 1:00pm
i have other plans for friday the 19th so i moved RNDM SLKTR to sunday the 21st. starting nice and early (evil). sorry about the short notice on this event (i've been away and without interweb access) but this should be a pretty interesting day. in no particular order i have 5 confirmed guest DJs Nadoone - illegal seagull, splashback, black rainbow sound system true Max Webertron - Guy bronnt industries kapital cranking out the psychotronic party musik Phantom Paradise - regular guest Phil enlightens us with eastern euro funk and welsh grit Anna Phallatic - Suzi Atom Bomb Goblini - suprise suprise Stevie Windows - Safetyword's undisputed DJ champion of the infamous "obscure off" coz he just don't give a fuhhck [aZa]RUMBOT - me. beard or no beard. surfing no waves, flexing what some call riddim.
we're on first so come early. we're gonna try something a little different than our last couple shows. the spectre folk are from brooklyn and are all spooky goodness. here is what boomkat say - yeah!
Spectre Folk is the solo moniker of Magik Markers' Pete Nolan, and in a form true to the scene this latest album is a hand made cdr, and guess what - it's super limited! Coming in a thin black plastic cd case (something akin to the cases you get DS games in, but thinner) this is a psychologically intense trip from the very beginning as delicately strummed guitars are led into a darkened wood and abandoned to allow the noise to abuse them rampantly. The second piece takes things down a notch with a fourteen minute jam that reminds me more of outsider rock from the 60s and 70s than anything else, but it's the other three tracks that really nail it for me with bubbling analogue synthesizer joining the guitar to create quite moving soundscapes. Awesome.
so yeah it's a monday night. we appreciate that you may be fragile after either being at green man or because you wrecked all weekend in brist-arrr. still would love it if you can make it. xoxo a
hi there we are the mega-rad bookends of this coming weekend! come see. x a
ahh the end of "summer" is nigh. it's that time of year when it's so hot you gotta either go up into the mountains and swim in the lakes or head to the beach and surf in the ocean - oh wait, i forgot i don't live in California anymore. we had no summer because we all live on an island in the north atlantic. so if you ain't doing GREEN MAN then you should really come to this. For Realz. the Phantom Paradise nite moves into Mother's Ruin for some friday fuckery on the 15th of August. Under the new title of Death DJ's RIch and Phil will freak you right the fuck out with choice psych, rock and horror film selections from Istanbul to Brecon to Rio. Consider this an Eastern Block Party. you know what i'm sayin? no? then come get educated. YES! then get in the ruin and shake those hips. the other me - [aZa]RUMBOT will be hosting this party and occasionally interrupting the flow with his own selections. please do come
Thought we’d let you know that at long last we’re playing your tracks "She Makes Me Drive Fast" & "Don't Come Around" and plugging your upcoming Gimme Shelter gig on Bristol Uncovered this Sunday morning on BBC Radio Bristol between 1-3am. Hear it live or anytime in the 7 days after broadcast using the on line "Listen Live/Again" feature on the BBC i-Player, there's a link to it from our profile.
Happy Dynamic Living!
Richard Pitt & Gary Smith Bristol Uncovered on BBC Radio Bristol
With the Gimme Shelter! club night , John The Mod and guests spinning 60..s Garage & Psych, Northern Soul, Freakbeat, Punk, Rock & Roll and Go Go! against a backdrop of vintage lights, films and projections. www. myspace. com/gimmeshelterclubbristol
Takes place Upstairs@ The Hatchet, Frogmore St, Bristol 9.30pm-2.00am, Entry £3/£4(last entry 1. 00am)
hey there we're busy again this friday down at the Ruin. would be cool if you can make it.
Friday 4th July from 9pm - late
Celebrating the unsigned artists! From local heroes to worldwide wonders. One of the most interesting and craziest nights RNDM will have the pleasure to host. Get Excited!!!
Address: Mother's Ruin - 7-9 St Nicholas Market, Bristol, BS1 1UE / (0117) 925 6969
Music genres covered in one night are from Tropicalia, Indie, Avant Garde to French Pop and more. From the Fifties to the Noughties. From the painfully new to the reassuringly classic. THE most eclectic night in town.
£2 after 11
Thursday 10th July around 8 we're playing live at Mother's Ruin with Brighton band Hot Damn and Black Chalk
(can't get enough of the place!!) if yr free come on over. x a
