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Issue 64 / 2014
INDIE/ ROCK
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Acrobat EP
Acrobat
Beau & Lorette EP
Blaue Blume
Belvidere
Casanovas in heat
Flyying Colours
Flyying Colours
Compiletely Bats
(reissue)
The BATS
Trust Fun Suicide
EP
The NVS
Killer Bangs
Honeyblood
Hirn Fein Hacken
Bulbul
Cadillac Girl
Only Real
Your Love
Howling Bells
Elastica (reissue)
Elastica
Nebelipk
Verslo Rizikos
Rezervas
NEW RELEASES
They are chic, they are Parisian! La Femme (means 'the
woman'), that is becoming quite big in France and that
keeps emerging in the rest of Europe, have got their own
style and it suits them pretty well.
They discribe their music as synthetic and hyptonic, in a
word, mysterious, just like women. With obvious rock and
punk influences such as The Velvet Underground or The
Cure, they manage to mix various tones to come up with an
unique vibe. Who said French rock was like English wine?
Oh, yeah, John Lennon... be that as it may, La Femme's
previous work is full of promises that we can't wait to hear!
GUESTLIST RECOMMENDS
LA FEMME
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This month, we've got what it takes to frenchify your playlist: some surf rock new
wave from the parisian quintlet La Femme, that keeps pleasing us since their first
EPs and then with 'Psycho Tropical Berlin' released last year.
Jade Vine are no strangers
to gigs, having toured all
over the UK and Greece,
following their debut album
Nothing Can Hide From
Light.
Having earned a good
reputation from performing
at prominent venues such
as Dingwalls and The
Underworld, ticket holders
can expect to get their
money's worth when the
band hit 229.
EVENT PREVIEW
ABSENT KELLY INTRODUCING:
JADE VINE
On 27th June, 229 will headlined by a
five piece band on the rise.
EVENT REVIEW
CAMDEN ROCKS FESTIVAL
Saturday May 31st was like
a normal day in Camden,
but with a single difference:
people were flocking in for
a another reason. Indeed,
twenty music venues of the
area welcomed more than
200 band for the Camden
Rocks Festival. Among
them, the eccentric yet be-
loved Purple Turtle hosted
loud guitars and some old-
school sounds from various
bands that worth a look at.
Palm Reader has drawn a
big crowd bringing some
heavy vibes into the club,
as well as Exit International
that probably did one of
their best performances
there.
The Purple Turtle Camden hosted Exit
International, Palm Reader, Deadly
Circus Fire and more tearing bands
for the London's rock'n'rollest festival:
Camden Rocks Festival.