Type PR and Melting Vinyl Present…Tenniscoats + Support
March 19, 2009
From Japan, signed to Room40 Recordings, psychedelic folk-pop from Deerhoof / The Pastel / Tape collaborators.
Tenniscoats +Support
Date: Sunday. 7th June
Time: 8pm-11pm
Venue: The Albert, Trafalgar St, Brighton, TEL: 01273 730499
Tickets: £6 adv. / £7 on the door: Rounder 01273 325440 / Resident 01273 606312 / Edgeworld 01273 628262
Over 18s only
In essence Tokyo’s Tenniscoats celebrate all that makes song vital in our collective conscious. Matching emotive live performance against delicately psychedelic folk songs, the duo of Saya and Takashi Ueno (assisted by a plethora of floating members), create some of the most compelling music currently emanating from Japan.
“their most impressive statement so far, a convincing and beguiling melange of whispy folk, hazy psychedelia and murmuring electronics among which deft melodies blossom almost unnoticed” THE WIRE
Halloqueen: The Night He Came Homo.
October 6, 2008
The Halloween Spooktacular kicks of on Thursday 30th October with a Queercore line-up that will make you scream in delight. The night is a charity fundraiser for the Terrence Higgins Trust.
Caroline Weeks AKA Ginger Lee of Bat For Lashes/Joanne Robertson/Laish/Conrad Vingoe
September 29, 2008
Caroline Weeks AKA Ginger Lee of Bat For Lashes/Joanne Robertson/Laish/Conrad Vingoe
Date: Friday 21st November
Venue Address: Redroaster Coffee House, 1d St James’s Street, Brighton, BN2 1RE
Phone number : (01273) 686668
Tickets ￡5 adv / ￡6 on the door Available from Rounder Records 01273 325440/ Resident 01273 606312. You can also purchase tickets from Redroaster and you won’t have to pay a booking fee! 01273 686668.
Doors : 8pm
Curfew: 11.00pm
Caroline Weeks
Caroline Weeks AKA Ginger Lee of Mercury Nominated band Bat For Lashes plays solo, performing her enchantingly minimal and off-kilter folk including songs from Caroline’s debut Ep “Five Songs” (Minimal Vinyl Records). In 2008 Caroline covered ‘The Drowning Man’ for a tribute album to the Cure which includes covers by Kaki King, The Dandy Warhols, XU XU Fang and Bat For Lashes.
http://www.myspace.com/carolineweeks
Joanne Robertson
After a stint as a member of noise band, I Love Lucy, which boasted fans such as Franz Ferdinand, Joanne formed the art collective Blood ‘n Feathers with Lucy Stein which met with critical acclaim including the prestigious Becks Futures show 2006. Now solo and part member of MEMEME, Joanne’s debut album “The Lighter” (Textile Records) has been described as “a collection of intimate interior portraits, reminiscent in spots of Sybille Baier, Barbara Manning, even Hope Sandoval, but all performed with an addictive off-kilter grace that suspends time in a very special way.” Byron Coley .
http://www.myspace.com/jorobertsonblood39n39feathers
Laish
Laish’s (Daniel Green) music has been described as a journey into lo-fi experimentalism with an eerie folk angle. Daniel’s music is tinged with melancholy and simplistic yet, effectively beautiful guitar arrangements, drawing comparisons with British folk star Adem.
http://www.myspace.com/laishmusic
Conrad Vingoe
Influenced by classic singer songwriters such as Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake and more recent Americana and folk scene contemporaries like Iron & Wine and Josh Rouse, Conrad’s compositions are fresh and intelligent, with a timeless relevance.
“Vingoe’s super-power lies in his voice, which is glorious”
The Stool Pigeon
http://www.myspace.com/conradvingoe
Confirmed Artists Include:
Caroline Weeks AKA Ginger Lee from Bat for Lashes
Joanne Robertson (Textile Records)
Laish (Toy Soldier Records/Willkommen Records)
Conrad Vingoe (Crazy Beard Records)
For more info check out: http://www.myspace.com/typemusicpr
HalloQueen: The Night He Came Homo.
September 20, 2008
Photo by Robin Parfitt
Jacob’s Stories In Association with Type PR Presents:
HalloQueen: The Night He Came Homo.
Date: Thursday 30th October
Venue: Hanbury Club. 83 St George’s road, Brighton. Bn2 1ef. 01273 605789
Live: Cherry Filth and the Deathlegs, Psycho Fag, Alan MX, Jacob’s Stories + more and DJs TBA.
Time: 7.30-12 midnight
Tickets: ￡6 adv Available from Rounder Records 01273 325440/ Resident 01273 606312. £8 after 9pm * tickets not on sale yet*
Brighton’s very own balladeer and one-man-band, Jacob’s Stories curates HalloQueen: The Night He Came Homo. A Halloween spectacular with all the curiosities of a freak show fun fair. Expect a night of howling Pop mayhem, Queertronica, bizarre dancing and dark-glamour fancy dress; Come dressed for this spooky ball as you wish, the weirder the better. The night is a fundraiser for the Terrence Higgins Trust and a raffle will also be held on the night with money raised donated to the charity.
http://www.myspace.com/typemusicpr
http://www.myspace.com/jacobsstoriesband
http://www.myspace.com/cherryfilth
http://www.myspace.com/alanmx
http://www.myspace.com/psychofagsinbinbagsuk
Simon Finn+Elizabeth Walling+Birdengine @ Redroaster Cafe
August 8, 2008
Somewhere In The Universe…Join Out Loud Fest 2008.
July 4, 2008
Somewhere In The Universe There Must Be Something Better Than Man.
‘Somewhere In The Universe’ now runs across 2 floors at the Ocean Rooms.
Henron & the crew launch into an unstoppable frenzy of new music / deck climbing / hand waving / eye poking / brow sweating / beat crunching / joy inducing / every Friday from 10pm till 4am at Ocean Rooms.
We hope this will become a definitive guide of new, cool and soon to be famous bands from across the entire musical spectrum.
Past acts include BUMBLEBEEZ (Modular) and HEARTSREVOLUTION.
Somewhere In The Universe There Must Be Something Better Than Man Present:
Date: Friday 1st August
Doors: 10pm-4am
Venue: Ocean Rooms
Live acts tba
Tickets: Resident 01273 606312 / Rounder 01273 325440
(Price tbc)
http://www.myspace.com/somewhereintheuniverse
For further information and current updates on Out Loud Fest Please visit:
Peepholes Play Queering The Pitch.
April 23, 2008
Queering the Pitch brings new alt-sounds to Brighton Fringe
On the 24th & 25th of May, Queering the Pitch will be stampeding its way
onto the Brighton Fringe festival in order to bring you 2 ground breaking
nights of aural stimulation at the Point Pressure Club. Exploding on to
the scene with an electronic showcase on the Saturday and simmering down
with an acoustic line up on the Sunday, QtP aims to provide more amp than
camp at the mere price of 6 pounds per night.
Building on the wildly successful previous efforts in booming musical
hotspots, Manchester and London, QtP is finally bringing its twisted,
baton twirling circus to the world renowned Brighton Fringe Festival in
order to provide an exciting alternative to the boring, stereotypical gay
art affairs.
First up, on Saturday the 24th of May from 7.30 pm onwards, is an
electronic music showcase featuring hot new London posse on the block “We
Have Band” and the infamous singer songwriter, Stuart Flynn, of Dirty
Cakes and Dear Britch fame and Peepholes.
The Acoustic night, taking place on the Sunday from 7.30 pm onwards, will
provide a platform for some of Britain’s best songwriters. Amongst them
are Owen Duff, whose Sufjan like tenor is sure to generate a cult
following, and celebrated Independent Music Award winner Drew Pilgrim.
BRIGHTON tickets www.wegottickets.com
Saturday 24th May 7.30pm @ Pressure Point- electronic night
Stuart Flynn with special guests Electric Soft Parade – We Have Band -Peepholes
Sunday 25th May 7.30pm @ Pressure Point – acoustic night
Drew Pilgram – Owen Duff – Stuart Flynn
Drew Pilgram – Owen Duff – Stuart Flynn
For more information go to: http://www.myspace.com/queeringthepitch
or check out: wearepeepholes.co.uk
Jacob’s Stories will be performing songs from his self-released second album “Undisciplined Art” as part of his official album launch at Redroaster Cafe, Brighton on Monday 24th March.
Special guests for the evening are Twenty-One Crows and Birdengine.
Venue: Redroaster Cafe, 1D St James St, Brighton (01273 686668)
Tickets: £5 +bf from Resident records (01273 606312)
Time: 8pm till 11pm
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Hope to see you there.
Type PR x
