If you're into music that kicks like a mule on steroids, your million quid question for 2004 should be: Is this the year Mclusky finally get the attention and respect they deserve?
After closing out their first tour of Australia last year, Andy Falkous, Jon Chapple and new drummer Jack Eggleston shut themselves up in Electrical Audio in Chicago to finish off their third album with Steve Albini (you may have heard of him). The restaurant torching trio are now back in the UK and according to the folk over at Too Pure, they're busy with the remastering and track order selection stage. Rumours concerning the new album's title are floating around ('Mclusky Are Fucking Dead' has been mentioned as a possibility), but in the meantime, tour dates have been announced - the first of which should have you Monarch regulars wetting yourselves.
FEBRUARY
2nd London, Monarch, with The Fall and Jarcrew
3rd London, Infinity, with The Parkinsons
MARCH
28th All Tomorrows Parties festival, Camber Sands
APRIL
24th Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
25th Exeter, The Cavern
27th Glasgow, King Tuts
28th Manchester, Roadhouse
29th Preston, The Mill
30th Birmingham, Academy
MAY
1st Leeds, Joseph Wells
3rd Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
4th Oxford, The Zodiac
5th Brighton, Concorde 2
6th London, The Garage
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I can prove that, using shadows.
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wow, i think i need a lie down after that...
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but if kelson from jarcrew grabs my beer out of my hand again (yes, i was that unfortunate victim of grolsh theft at metro with jetplane landing), then he's getting a slap.
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Both bands are really, really f'kin good and are destined for greatness. And soon, considering their recent major label signings.
To give you an idea of how they sound Barfly Magazine described Dogs as 'the band that Joe strummer and John Entwistle have, we hope, formed in the afterlife'.
The Fallout Trust are an eclectic mix of The Beach Boys, Marvin Gay, Super Furry Animals and many other bands. Point is: They sound like every one of those bands, but like none we have ever heard before.
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Both bands are really, really f'kin good and are destined for greatness. And soon, considering their recent major label signings.
To give you an idea of how they sound Barfly Magazine described Dogs as 'the band that Joe strummer and John Entwistle have, we hope, formed in the afterlife'.
The Fallout Trust are an eclectic mix of The Beach Boys, Marvin Gay, Super Furry Animals and many other bands. Point is: They sound like every one of those bands, but like none we have ever heard before.
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Cardiff isn't good enough, to damn far away, and full of mushes!
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Face off is in Envy on mondays and in Escape on fridays
Envy is on the Kingsway and Escape is just off it.