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06 Sept : PATTY WINTERS SHOW + WUTARS + RAVEN BEATS CROW @ The Good Ship
WUTARS + PATTY WINTERS SHOW + RAVEN BEATS CROW + DJs THE HEARTBREAKERS
Date : Thursday 6 Sept
Genre : Newer Wave
Music Tourist Board presents
North P.O.L.E. @ The Good Ship, 289 Kilburn High Road, London NW6
http://myspace.com/thegoodship
£5 entry - 8pm-11.30pm then after show music bar until 2am. £3 with band flyer / list.
Free with P.O.L.E. badge.
NORTH P.O.L.E. CLUB IS ONE YEAR OLD IN SEPTEMBER
Cor, have the lovely Captain John and his crew of good shippers let us wage the Rocklands vibe on an unsuspecting North West SIX for that long?
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WUTARS - Newer Wave Power Pop. A fresh rock outfit that have been residing at Filthy McNasty's and gaining ann awesome reputation. They've just signed a record deal on that stage (where Pete & Carl performed their last gig together) in Front of the Libertines photo. Perhaps it's a sign... "We are delighted to be working with the most catchy, melodic band of the decade." say Was Not Done Records. Their super-charged live show is another feather in their cap. At a time when critical massage seems to revolve around image rather than music, here are four passionate youngsters who add substance to a bleak landscape with music to inspire.
The Wutars are not an arrogant bunch, yet are instilled with a strong self belief; and not yet tainted with cynism. They will stop at nothing until everyone is talking about them. Join in as the story begins...
http://myspace.com/wutars
PATTY WINTERS SHOW
Alt - Pop - Art - Rock.
'Deceptively catchy, harmony laden pop racket' (Fake DIY). Favourite unsigned band of Jane Gazzo (BBC 6Music), Tom, Kirsty and Ben countdown to a single release at the end of October with some live outiings of their angular guitar classics.
Eccentric, jovial art-pop, playful male and female vocals a la 586 or The Young Knives but with more harmonious and heart wrenching songs.
http://www.myspace.com/thepattywintersshow
RAVEN BEATS CROW
Alternative Rock outfit of the D.I.Y. oddypop kind - Super Blurry Animals from Planet Dreamy Chord. Here is a band with ideas up their sleeves and an engaging, urgent manner. Catch them at close quarters for now as it all kicks off...
And look out for Club Raven - their new monthly club night in Camden with at least three live bands (including themselves in residency) at wonderfully bijou venue, The Enterprise (mini Barfly up the road from the original). Also there will be brilliant and bizarre DJ's, playing an eclectic mix of charity shop records and all your 'off-kilter' pop hosted by Raven Beats Crow and costing only £1 to get in. Launches 14th November.
A visit to listen to their songs is well rewarded (Refugee Song a cross between pure harmonic beauty and having a fit - gorgeous). Raven Beats Crow beats missing a ready made cult favourite...
http://myspace.com/ravenbeatscrow
DJs are dark-rock popsters SEEING SCARLET http://myspace.com/seeingscarlet and P.O.L.E. presenters Heartbreaker DJs. 20th and 21st century classics and hidden treasures for your aural pleasures. http://myspace.com/theheartbreakersmusic
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£3 recyclable flyers
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v234/planetwater/polecheap.jpg
Since killing off Pop Of The Tops Club ("CBGBs of SE14" - NME) so that it could stay beautiful, Music Tourist Board have continued their E&A&R live events featuring the star-n-cult faves with entertainment value and potential. Mixing in visual arts with a friendly social gathering.
Paradise Bar may rest in peace, but the Rocklands vibe of Planet Water has spread like a ripple as the family tree of playing class friends, grows with each show.
Many thanks to The Good Ship which has welcomed North P.O.L.E. every month since September 006's artful preview show...
Over the past year, sussed music fans could stand up close to bands that are already going places (including Isle Of Wight Festival, Royal Albert Hall, national media exposure on quite a few occasions) in this very bar...
Publicly Oozing Luscious Exuberance...
P.O.L.E. (sister club, South P.O.L.E. is at MTB HQ, New Cross Inn)...
"Put on to showcase a selection of the best unsigned bands around" (Artrocker.com)
"There's no chance of this Tart Rock celebration of music being pigeon-holed" (Pulse)
"Jesus, what a night. I don’t have a smart punchline or anything. Egalitarian spirit plus good bands, good place, no b u l l s h i t simple. Seriously, why aren’t more venues doing this?" (DamnPest)
"Expect a load of nutters dressed as pirates and fairies" (Time Out)
Presenting Outrageously Legendary Entertainment.
The best in showy performances from The Newer Wave Buzz bands, rock & electro party DJs/guests, visuals and a mix of DIY network friends - an old school ethic with a nu-skool n dancing vibe...
Photographers / zines / artists etc contact therocklands @ yahoo .com for involvement in the night/with the bands.
P.O.L.E. compilation, ONCE UPON ANOTHER TIME (download via TuneTribe.com) http:/myspace.com/onceuponanothertime "The first compilation by gig promoters musictouristboard.co.uk had a demo by an unsigned Bloc Party. They show a similar level of talent-spotting here.” (Teletext) “
“At a time when the major record labels are becoming extinct by the internet download revolution, there are only two choices - sink in a sea of endless x-factor one hit wonders, or surf the digital waves and find something more permanent. This compilation of new music gives some oxygen to British rock and pop.” (Morning Star).
E&A&R...
previous Music Tourist Board events
included a right old mix...
Battle, The Rank Deluxe, Seeing Scarlet, Pop Levi, Bloc Party, Officer Kicks, Indigo Moss, Pink Grease, Plugs, The Veez, Blah Blah Blah, Sonic Dragolo, Soul Detroyer, Saint Jude, The Standards, White Rose Movement, White Man Kamikaze, The Alps, Kiara Scuro, Dexy, The Violets, Popular Workshop, Trash Fashion, The Modern, Crack Village, The Rocks, Art Brut, Hey Gravity, Rosalita, Neils Children, Lucky Soul, Nebraska, Mark Morriss, Metro Riots, Twisted Charm, The Others, S*M*A*S*H, Gin Palace, Seven Seals, The Rakes, Good Shoes, Miss Black America, Team B, William, The Fairies Band, Mama Shamone, The Glitterati, The Needles, Chris T-T, Hatcham Social, The Sigma, The Standards, The Neutrinos, Kunt & The Gang, Airhammer and many more
at Pop Of The Tops, Live In Rocklands In The City, Artful Festival, Dirty South Bank Show, Access All Ages, People's Day Festival, City Showcase, Deptford X and of course P.O.L.E. ...
Last edited by musictouristboard, 4/9/2007, 16:22
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