Born in the Royal Festival Hall, overcome by the raw power of Iggy Pop's 2007 Meltdown gig, a beautiful evening, and a smattering of beers... The line up includes Rob Boyd of lo-fi noiseniks Partition and his solo work with Ian Catt, and Grant Wilkinson, filmmaker, writer and recovering bass player... and then, as the clocks changed and the summer of 2007 formerly turned into autumn, Carlos Russell slipped in - born south of the Amazon, he toured the world to arrive in London in 2002, where he decided to upset the local musical scene with his bohemian drumming and a heavy support to lost causes...
Cheers! It was a fabulous night. Sorry we had to leave, or I had to leave anyway, before you came on, we had to get back down south. Hopefully play together again soon :-)
Hello Hillfields... Good gig last night - I had a nice time. Thanks to yourselves and your pals for making me feel welcome. Let's do it again sometime - I want hear those songs live again. Delightful and lots of rocking (special note for buzzsaw bass in "Down on You", haha!).
skatadeedoodabopbop... oh, hello Hillfields. I was just doing some skat for myself when you reminded me you got your gig next week. I got you booked, I am determined to come and looking forward to meeting up and seeing you play live.
Hey! I play "A Visit" in my June show for Dandelion Radio - The online radio station inspired by John Peel!
To listen go to our website at dandelionradio. com and click on the link on the front page! You will be able to hear my show at least once a day for the whole of June! Plus a host of other shows playing an eclectic variety of new and unreleased music! See schedule on website for details!
liking your songs alot actually, not often you get that with myspace as there is an amful lot of rubbish about, nice to find a few gems here and there.
Hey hey hey hey! Hows it going gentlemen?? :D All well and good we hope?? Was just listening to my ipod and The Front Room came on and i was like, "gotta check up on these fellas" hehe Hows life?? x
"...loose, Fall-informed drunkeness to their guitar-rock approach. They shout a little, grovel in riff-dirt a little, and sound happy to hoot while they shamble." - THE WIRE
"More than pretty damn unique, interesting...and, listen up - inventive. " - Sleazegrinder
"Stray Dog Cafe aren't a band that sound like anyone of their influences - there is more than enough Stray Dog Cafe here to make this LP a fine debut in it's own right. I, for one, want to hear more bands taking this harder edge to their guitars. Highly recommended." - Indie MP3
"Noise-pop trio Stray Dog Café have an admirable range of influences and leftfield ideas…self-mocking really underplays the impressive level of imagination on board. " - Manchestermusic
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