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| 'This
already-cult four piece have an ear for super slick songs ... if
Tarantino is struggling for his next soundtrack, he need look no
further. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs would kill for these songs.' Record Collector 'Sally-Anne Marsh sounds alternately like a five year-old with a penchant for sucking on helium and a twenty-year old with a habit of luring eligible bachelors into her black-painted bedroom before ripping their balls off and turning them into earrings. It’s a dangerous combination that’s reinforced by the incongruous sound of Bikini Kill doing the hully-gully on Daytona Beach while The B-52’s let rip on the collected works of The Cramps and Jan & Dean. I like, we like, you like.' Logo Magazine First signed to Stevo Pearce's Some Bizarre label on the strength of their home-recorded first demo. Clichéd self-destructive phase. Ex-Arista/Rhythm King head Martin Heath proposes a new singer (ex-Zomba, Jive, Stock-Aitkin-Waterman) for the band to work with on his new label. Kept the singer. Not the label. Picked up by independent Riverside Records. First two singles produced by P.J. Harvey's engineer. A couple songs licensed to North American TV shows. Danelectro gives them free gear, then stops making it. Songs charting online via Garageband, MP3.com, Vitaminic. "Alien Hive Theme" video is the final clip before the Stereophonics take the stage on their current tour. Guitarist Brian James (The Damned, Lords of the New Church) expresses interest in producing the next release. |
