The Cut Ups are just what we need. In a time when punk rock seems to have gone full circle and is now being again sold back to us by the powers that be. In a time when the only thing a band needs to do to be considered ‘punk’ or ‘indie’ is actually play instruments, and a time when an entire ‘punk rock’ look can be bought online from massive clothing companies (who must not be able to believe their luck that they’ve managed to mass sell a look for people who’s main object in life is to look different!).Yes, The Cut Ups are just what we need.
They’ve inherited the honesty and integrity of the punk rock master class that is Dischord Records but rummage up the sound of old school UK punks like Snuff and Leatherface, with a huge dose of Billy Bragg thrown in. Add to that some well read lyricists and you’ve got yourself more depth and content than you can shake a copy of Maximum Rock’n’Roll at!
The Cut Ups are punk rock you can believe in as well as sing along to. ‘Is it ok that I live for punk rock bands?’ asks singer Jon Shoe in album highlight ‘I Know It’s Ok’. It is if they sound, act and look like this one! The Cut Ups debut full length album is out February 16th 2009 on Household Name Records. Buy it and buy a good time! Pippa Wragg.
We are a diy punkrock band from Exeter. we do all we can, whenever we can! get in touch for anything! thecutupsfromexeter@hotmail.com
Yo dudes, We've just put up a brand new track called 'The Southern Lights'. It's the first tune off our new record 'This Is Art' which comes out today on Lockjaw Records. Please take the time to have a gander at our new page. Hope you like the song. Let us know that you think. Cheers x
The first release in the split 7" series is out now...
The Scare / OK Pilot split on purple vinyl with screen-printed covers! 6 tracks!
Six split 7"s will be released in the series - next up is a split between HOW DARE YOU & JUST PANIC, closely followed by THE TENEMENT KIDS & THE GREAT ST. LOUIS... Also in the series - BANGERS, CALVINBALL and (hopefully) CHILLERTON and RED CITY RADIO
Hey guys, what's up? Noise Element Music has just relaunched. We're looking for bands to work with. To check what we can offer, check out our profile. To get regular updates on what we're offering, show updates and gig swaps, sign up to the mailing list @ www.noiseelement.com We're also on Twitter: www.twitter.com/noiseelement
If you fancy having your banner on our page, just message us the code. All we ask in return is us in your top friends.
If you'd like us to put your gig dates on our page, message us the dates. They will appear in our "upcoming shows" part of myspace, will also appear on our website www.noiseelement.com and will be sent out on our bi-weekly newsletter along with a link to your myspace page. All we ask is us in your top friends and that you encourage fans to sign up to our newsletter, or at least look at our website. (Free entry into one of your gigs also much appreciated, but not compulsory).
Thank you for the support. It means a great deal - the past few months have been amazing. Great reviews, great shows up and down the country, airplay and interviews with Kerrang! Radio & Total Rock Radio, even a show at Alexandra Palace for Freestyle Festival has been confirmed.
Alexandra Palace will bring an end to our first major UK Tour. The tour leads up to the official release of our first EP proper, 'Guerilla'. This will be available everywhere on November 2nd.
If you're not too familiar with us yet, there are some reviews below and you can pick up some free downloads from our Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/pages/NIXA/8798900727).
Here are the dates (more to be confirmed).
See you out there x
"NIXA possess a quality that sets them apart from other front runners on the alt/rock scene with perfect dynamics and incredible song craft. They bounce between gentle and aggressive in a single beat, tied with soaring harmonies and mesmerising stage presence. This band will find themselves being listened to by a wide audience, no doubts in both the alternative and commercial rock scenes" TOTAL ROCK
"...done very, very well. Deep, powerful voice, BIG music and just the feeling that something very professional is happening -I don't mean in a clinical way, just in that way that, when you find out they're unsigned, it's a bit of a shock!" XFM
"The absolute epiphany of my weekend was London based Nixa. Everytime I see this band, I fall in love a little bit more. Their performance was stunning and it was definitely the climax of the night as things petered off afterwards. Their Biffy Clyro-esque style, gorgeous vocal harm