"Bromsgrove’s The Cape Of Good Hope have managed to pull off the trick all bands with a penchant for spazzy American influenced post-hardcore should in order to rise above an otherwise arty mire of noise; they infuse their eclectic and expansive music with melody at every turn. In the the last minute of ’Peepshows And Discos’ this is to such an extent it’s almost impossible not to imagine a baying crowd of thousands being sent into rapture by the looped vocal refrain. However, with jarring guitars, complex rhythms, fucked up time signatures, and the employment of a mirage of different musical styles, they’re still dangerous as hell. Welcome them into your heart."
EYES (USA) Nail In The Coffin Records (Xiu Xiu, Meth And Goats, Laser Mountain, etc). Cosmic sensory overload of electro/R&B/pop/outsider free jazz worship. Totally good and totally from Chicago, USA. www. myspace. com/iieyes
MOHA! (Berlin/Norway) members of NOXAGT & ULTRALYD on Rune Grammofon Records play a mindbending and intensely mathematical mix of free noise/rock/electronica www. myspace. com/themoha
Hey guys. Just listened to your songs and it's amazing. Good work there! We've got som new stuff up, please listen to it! (Pair of jean, blow your mind) and also have a great day and keep up the good work.
love the new choon guys its wicked!!! so get that date in hull booked! stu/tom it was great to see you the other day (do you remember stu?) tom-sorry i had to rush off mid conversation-but i still love you man!! xxxxx
right, so it goes wind... cowbell... synth.. cowbell... synth... dance! ha amazing, thanks for letting me have a lot of fun guys, I'm well up for the next one. Stu happy birthday you funny little man! you're all a little bit evil but lovely x riché
another epic new tune. i want more, ive listened to your other tunes to death now. play some more birmingham gigs soon cause i always miss you due to uni. laame
woooo new recordings are siiiick! and that synth in i decided on ur mother is qualachow! good show on saturday aswell much enjoyed!!... although not as much as the 40yr old crack-dance band you had supporting you seemed to! X
