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Tuesday, 15 March 2011

What are we listening to today?...

Here are the sounds that are rocking Redbricks HQ at the moment...


"Headmasters Ritual" by the Smiths, A more refined sound that is a continuous from there first album.





Another one by The Smiths,Rusholme Ruffians this video is actually from The Peel Sessions, Fantastic.




Symarip - Skinhead Moonstomp, Classic SKA which makes me want to shave my hair, put on a pair of Docs and moon stomp away into the night.



Twisted Wheel - Who Stole The Sun, This is the video ( which a mate emailed me) which got me into this band and having seen them various times in there original and newly-formed state they are great live and I had a absolute buzz watching them.



A song which I cant help but shout at the top of my lungs, First of The Gang to Die. Amazing.

Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Catfish & The Bottlemen - The Avenue, Leigh

Llandudno indie band are coming to Leigh on the 11th December, So though I would put a preview up about the band etc..Having seen them play in Indiependence, I was taken back by there raw guitars and hard hitting drum beats and toe tapping songs - A band to look out for.

Catfish & The Bottlemen won BBC6 Music Unsigned Band award in March 2009, and have spent the past year gigging and promoting there EP/getting there music about in venues/clubs up and around the North of England.

They released there début EP - Poetry & Fuel, Followed by The Beautiful Decay EP which I have on non stop - Every song on there I like and all get my feet tapping and singing away whether its in a plant room at work, Playing drums or just around.

Since then they have released there Acoustic Sessions album, Bodies Single ( Free digital format and also a single format in CD) 

Give them a listen.













Picture taken from there Facebook page.

Saturday, 12 June 2010

Bit of coverage...

Thanks to the blokes over on Casual Connoisseur for a add on the links page, Much appreciated.

Over here on Redbricksandcoal we are big fans of Casualco.

Check out there site - casualco