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Posted Tuesday, July 26, 2005 at 7:39 AM
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Come on now, there's nowt to do on Sunday nights. So why not come and have a bop:
Sunday 31st July.
The Pleasure Unit Bar,
359 Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green, London E2
Line-up:
The Chemistry Experiment - Nottingham quintet who encompass genres as diverse as prog-rock, folktronica and disco against a backdrop of lush, orchestral pop. Debut album 'The melancholy death of...' received 8/10 in the NME.
www.chemistryexperiment.co.uk
Wintergreen - Classy pop music with chugging guitars, bloopy analogue synths, tinkly pianos and shiny, sunny harmonies as though Mercury Rev are dirtying up Belle & Sebastian with ideas of Aphex Twin and Stereolab.
www.iwantwintergreen.com
The Gresham Flyers - London-based sextet The Gresham Flyers are the hybrid of their diverse geographical backgrounds (north, midlands, south and Slough) and the best bits of your record collection, all sprinkled with a little sugar - David Gedge fronting an unruly combination of Sparks and Pulp. Classy, energetic pop, boy/girl singers, handclaps, and hooks you can hang your duffel coat on.
www.thegreshamflyers.com
Doors open 7.30pm.
Admission is £4 or £3 with a flyer:
http://photos23.flickr.com/27743147_04df319614.jpg?v=0
Sunday 31st July.
The Pleasure Unit Bar,
359 Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green, London E2
Line-up:
The Chemistry Experiment - Nottingham quintet who encompass genres as diverse as prog-rock, folktronica and disco against a backdrop of lush, orchestral pop. Debut album 'The melancholy death of...' received 8/10 in the NME.
www.chemistryexperiment.co.uk
Wintergreen - Classy pop music with chugging guitars, bloopy analogue synths, tinkly pianos and shiny, sunny harmonies as though Mercury Rev are dirtying up Belle & Sebastian with ideas of Aphex Twin and Stereolab.
www.iwantwintergreen.com
The Gresham Flyers - London-based sextet The Gresham Flyers are the hybrid of their diverse geographical backgrounds (north, midlands, south and Slough) and the best bits of your record collection, all sprinkled with a little sugar - David Gedge fronting an unruly combination of Sparks and Pulp. Classy, energetic pop, boy/girl singers, handclaps, and hooks you can hang your duffel coat on.
www.thegreshamflyers.com
Doors open 7.30pm.
Admission is £4 or £3 with a flyer:
http://photos23.flickr.com/27743147_04df319614.jpg?v=0