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By admin, August 11, 2010

The Strange Death Of Liberal England (TSDOLE) embark upon an extensive UK tour in October and November in support of their forthcoming debut album, ‘Drown Your Heart Again’, released on September 13th. Prior to the tour, the band play a very special home town show as headliners of the Southsea Festival at The King’s Theatre with the Richard P Horn Youth Orchestra who feature on the debut album.

The Strange Death Of Liberal England release a single from ‘Drown Your Heart Again’ on August 23rd. The Single is released on limited Edition 7″ signed, numbered and wrapped in your very own TSDOLE flag.

The video for ‘Rising Sea’ can be seen here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4WMBDcwXvo.

Dates are as follows:

SEPTEMBER
Saturday 18th Southsea, King Theatre – SOUTHSEA FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAL SHOW
OCTOBER
Monday 11 Leeds, Milo
Tuesday 12 Aberdeen, Tunnels (supporting The Delays)
Wednesday 13 Dundee, Dexters
Thursday 14 Sunderland, Plugged in
Friday 15 Glasgow, Maggie Mays
Saturday 16 Bathgate, Attic
Sunday 17 Inverness, Hootananny
Monday 18 York, Stereo
Wednesday 20 Liverpool, Masque
Thursday 21 Sheffield, The Hub
Friday 22 Leicester, Firebug
Monday 25 London, Lexington
Tuesday 26 Bristol, The Lanes
Wednesday 27 Birmingham, The Flapper
Thursday 28 Manchester, Ruby Lounge
Friday 29 Exeter, Time Piece
Saturday 30 Truro, Wig and Pen
NOVEMBER
Monday 1 Cardiff, Buffalo Bar
Tuesday 2 Brighton, Hydrant
Wednesday 3 Stoke, Sugarmill

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By Tom, August 9, 2010

Kong have been confirmed as official UK tour support for 65daysofstatic’s November UK tour.

20th November Joiners w/ 65daysofstatic Southampton, UK, UNITED KINGDOM
21st November Arts Centre w/ 65daysofstatic Norwich, UK, UNITED KINGDOM
22nd November 02 Academy w/ 65daysofstatic Oxford, UK, UNITED KINGDOM
23rd November 02 Academy w/ 65daysofstatic Leicester, UK, UNITED KINGDOM
24th November Palace w/ 65daysofstatic Aldershot, UK, UNITED KINGDOM
25th November Academy w/ 65daysofstatic Manchester, UK, UNITED KINGDOM
26th November CAMP – w/ 65daysofstatic London, UK, UNITED KINGDOM

For tickets please click here.

Having previously toured together all over Europe the band will showcase eagerly anticipated brand new material from the upcoming split 10″ vinyl release with That Fucking Tank, Shield Your Eyes & Castrovalva.

In other news I Am Kloot named the band as their top 5 in the recent Mercury Music Prize nomination. How lovely. Read all about it here.

Thanks,

Tom xx

Kong’s myspace
65daysofstatic official site

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By admin, July 27, 2010

14th November 2010

Futuresound are pleased to announce Constellations, a brand new music and arts festival taking place against the backdrop of one of the UK’s most creative cities. Constellations will take place at Leeds University on Sunday 14th November across 3 stages and it is with great pleasure we can announce the first wave of bands;

BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE (Arts & Crafts)
FOUR TET (Domino)
LOS CAMPESINOS! (Witchita)
LES SAVY FAV (French Kiss/Witchita) and
LOCAL NATIVES (Infectious)
+ Many more exciting acts to be announced over the coming months.

Constellations is a bold endeavour. Conceived as an inclusive music and arts event with each stage featuring a unique theme and concept.

Futuresound are also pleased to welcome The Brudenell Social Club, Dance To The Radio, Room 237 and Wichita Records (currently celebrating their 10th anniversary no less) as collaborators for the inaugural event.

Tickets are £22.50
Official box office: www.lunatickets.co.uk
Website: www.constellationsfestival.com
Announce and general on-sale Date: Monday 26th July 2010
Media: simon@ilikepress.co.uk

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By admin, July 25, 2010

Congratulations to Club Smith for geting through Futuresound and playing the BBC Introducing Stage at Leeds/ Reading Festival. Other bands through are Wot Gorilla? Blacklisters, Soul Circus, Runaround Kids and Kasiuss. Aces.

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By admin, July 23, 2010

The Strange Death of Liberal England (TSDOLE) announce brand new single Rising Sea. To be released on August 23rd via Republic of Music.

TSDOLE have also announced two shows. They will play Monto Water Rats in London on Wednesday 4th August and a full orchestra show (AWESOME) in Southsea at Kings Theatre on September 18th.

Facebook Events
London – http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=131894070177850&ref=mf
Southsea – http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=142094722471186&ref=mf

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By admin, July 8, 2010

It is with great excitement and anticipation that we can reveal to you details of the release of I Like Trains’ second album. The record is called ‘He Who Saw the Deep’. It looks like this:

I Like Trains are asking fans to invest in and to help them release their new album using Pledge Music – http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/iliketrains

See Pledge site for full details.

Full Track listing is:

1. When We Were Kings
2. A Father’s Son
3. We Saw the Deep
4. Hope is not Enough
5. Progress is a Snake
6. These Feet of Clay
7. Sirens
8. Sea of Regrets
9. These Broken Bones
10. A Divorce Before Marriage
11. Doves

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By admin, June 10, 2010

With The Process being released on Monday 14th June, Club Smith have released the video to Green Room exclusive to Artrock.tv. Go check it out!

http://www.artrocker.tv/tv/article/video-exclusive-club-smith-green-room

Club Smith have also been picked to perform in Futuresound this year too. So if you buy a ticket for the EP launch on June 19th (next Friday) they will send you one for their futuresound heat for FREE. 2 for 1. A message from Club Smith below.

“Right we’re doing two Leeds gigs in a month now, and we wouldn’t really choose to do this…it’s a bit demanding on you public. So what we’ll say is if you buy a ticket (£4) for our Leeds gig on Sat 19th June at the Well then we’ll also send you a free ticket to the Futuresound heat! 2 for 1! The link for the Well gig is below:

http://clubsmith.bigcartel.com/product/ticket-for-the-well-june-19th-2010

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By Tom, May 21, 2010

Hi res here

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By Tom, May 20, 2010

For hi res click here