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0 | GLASGOW: Nice N Sleazy |
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P | Friday 30th July, 2010 |
N | 7:30pm |
Gerry Loves Records are delighted to announce our second release. A split single by two of Scotland's most exciting young acts; Trapped in Kansas and Yahweh, it comes hot on the heels of our debut split 7" by Conquering Animal Sound and Debutant.
Towerblock by Trapped in Kansas is an intricate yet anthemic pop song....
Make Me Stop by Yahweh is a burst of Scottish sunshine, love, life and reflection.
The single will be released on limited edition 7" which features free download codes for Towerblock and Make Me Stop but also an exclusive bonus track by each artist. Keep your eyes peeled to gerrylovesrecords.com for pre-order details and an extra special super limited, deluxe edition.
In support of the release, Trapped in Kansas and Yahweh will be playing a few shows:
Thursday 29 July at 7pm
The Wee Red Bar, Edinburgh
Trapped in Kansas + Yahweh + Support TBC
Tickets:
Friday 30 July at 7pm
Nice n Sleazys, Glasgow
Trapped in Kansas + Yahweh + Support TBC
Tickets:
About the artists:
Trapped In Kansas formed in 2008 and have been on an exciting journey ever since. This multinational 4-piece have become one of the most talked about and critically praised bands of the past couple of years in Scotland. Chris, Finn, Gregor and Iain create mathematically intricate music that is both thought provoking and sonically magnificent.
Immediately on release of their first recordings the boys were offered a slot at King Tuts in Glasgow. Since then they have not looked back and have played festivals such as goNorth, T In The Park, Rockness, headlined Oxjam Glasgow and have also done live sessions for Radio 1 and Air 3. Support slots have included amazing bands like Mimas, Pulled Apart By Horses, Rolo Tomassi and Tubelord.
Trapped In Kansas have built up a strong reputation on the Scottish music scene and it can only be a matter of time before they cause as much of a stir much further afield.
What the press think:
"Acute melodic sensibility and complex blend of airy jazziness with truckloads of intricate guitar-work" -The List
"They channel the spirit of the Mars Volta away from the excesses of jazz obscurantism and towards the relative safety of post-rock. Some impressive fret-board virtuosity" - The Skinny
"Scotland's most accomplished math rock act" - Scotsman Under the Radar
Yahweh - Loops, guitars, tapes, voices, surface noise, incidental noise, accidental noise, drum machines, glitches, self-indulgence and self-deprication with a wry humour and a flair for melody; Yahweh is all of these things. The musical project of 20 year old Lewis Cook, Yahweh has carved its own niche with the debut album, 'Tug of Love' and subsequent exhaustive touring with a collective of musicians across the country from festivals to intimate house performances. After a recent quiet period, Yahweh is back with 'Make Me Stop'.
What the press think:
"An alt-folk revelation, combining the wry lyricism of Arab Strap with subtle bursts of electronica and sampling." - Scotsman Under the Radar
"Boldly mixing atmospheric electronica and rampant glitches with dreamy folk textures to create a truly captivating and entrancing sound." - The List
"Yahweh’s epic, electro-drone-acoustica reveals a real talent." - The Skinny