LAISH

If so you should come to this.  I am doing a set on my own.  It promises to be stripped down, but I will remain fully clothed.  Old Queens Head.  I’m on around 3.30pm.

by Peter Guy (I think)

Laish are opening for James Canty’s single launch at The Harrison, Kings Cross on Tuesday 12th June. It’s only £4 entry and doors are 7.30pm.

We’ll be fresh/rotten from our No Direction Home weekend and we look forward to seeing this chap and his band do their joyous thing.  Here’s a belter by him.

So here’s the new Sons of Noel and Adrian album in its entirety.  In case you missed something, I’m the drummer in this band which is why I keep banging on about Sons this and Sons that.  Anyway, A LOT of work went into the making of this album and I think you should probably buy the cd from here http://www.brokensoundmusic.com/shop.htm or buy the vinyl from OIB records whenever that is happening.  It’s had some pretty wildly positive reviews from the BBC, The 405 and For Folks Sake if these validations mean anything to you.

Because we are all such generous types, we have put the whole album on Bandcamp where you can stream it or pay for the high quality downloads.

So pour yourself a dram of your favourite malt, prepare your horse tranquilizers, sit in your comfy chair with your good headphones or your best speakers and LISTEN.

Just listening to this little beauty.  Available for you to stream nice and easy. Looking forward to my next show…

Click on the postcard to hear

I invited my great friend, Rory Dickenson, to come guest on my Simple Folk radio show. What entailed was the sound of two men talking over each other, trying really hard to make the other corpse while playing an increasingly obscure and occasionally difficult selection of music. It was a real hoot of a session but we both left the room feeling sweaty and a bit ashamed. It occurred to us afterwards that we somehow neglected to consider that anyone may actually listen to the show. I wonder what you make of it.

Really looking forward to my next show. Got a growing list of new tunes to play…

Jam Records, Falmouth, by Thomas Porter

Jam Records, Falmouth, by Thomas Porter

Photos from our instore at Jam Records, Falmouth, April.   It does appear like I am practicing for my next life as a statue in a Coke ad.   That was not the case.

Thanks to Thomas Porter.  http://cargocollective.com/tomporter

Alternative Escape in Brighton this weekend!  The Hydrant from midday.  We on at 1.45pm.

Here we are at The Haunt, Brighton. Great venue. Emma has a good perspective going on.