Lords and ladies!! The acoustic guitars have been traded in for the power of electricity, John Ryan joins on bass and Sir. Tim Gallagher has polished his top hat and picked up his drum sticks! Tales will be told of a place called Everville where the dream of old england meets the reality of the new. Albion has fused with Arcadia and cabaret and music hall have fused with rock n' roll! God Save Our Gracious Dream!
Ruby's Got It. Live at Moles, Bath. Thursday 29th May 2008. Filmed By Jimmy Shea
The Neighbours Next Door. Live at The Assembly Inn Cellar Bar. Friday 9th May 2008. Filmed By Jimmy Shea
Do You Believe? Live at St. James's Wine Vaults on Feb 8th 2008 supporting Cute Loony. Flute by Rachel Anness. Filmed by Henry Hutchinson.
The Neighbours Next Door clip - live at The Mad Hatters Tea Party, St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath, UK on Saturday 19th January 2008. Filmed By Henry Hutchinson
Do You Believe? clip - live at The Mad Hatters Tea Party, St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath, UK on Saturday 19th January 2008. Filmed By Henry Hutchinson
Everville acoustic - live at Old Road Tavern, Chippenham 2007
Down In The Street pt.1 acoustic - live at St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath 2007
Down In The Street pt. 2 acoustic - live at St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath 2007
The Night Shift pt. 1 acoustic - live at St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath 2007
The Night Shift pt. 2 acoustic - live at St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath 2007
Waiting For The Day acoustic - live at St. James's Wine Vaults, Bath 2007
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"Charismatic, eccentric and most of all they look and sound different from most other bands. They have a characteristic style with bittersweet melodies, sudden breaks and a sharp sound that will catch your attention and lure you in! The lyrics of this band are absolutely stuck in my head! In a just world this band would not be playing in bars but somewhere much more glamourous! Listen to them now!!!" - JOHANNA MICHAEL, Editor of FOGGY NOTION Magazine
The musical styles went from identifiable rock with ‘Everville’, through pop with ‘Waiting For The Day’. ‘Down In The Street’ was a charming, oddball ¾ number, and then the music went into some other territory I can’t categorise; Bertold Brecht maybe. This was best illustrated by their new song ‘The Night Shift’ (aka ‘Not The James Bond Theme’). I can also see the anarchic influences and little flashes of humour from bands like Pulp. Some of the more anthemic songs offer the chance for some really magical moments with the audience joining in, lighters waving etc. - BRISTOL BANDS.COM
"Driving moody blues with a deep space feel, borderline f*&%ing legendary, one of the most original thematic folk driven writers I have met in the last ten years." - LUKE GILLIAM (Freelance Music Producer) http://zenphyremos.onesite.com/
Thank you to you guys too...we had a really lovely night. Fantastic venue, awesome bands, beautiful people...cake!!! Ed, you're a fine promoter..would love to do something with you guys in the future. Sam may have told you already but he's reviewing your set for the Bristol uni paper...oh how the tables have turned, he he,
