Trouble Books and Internet Forever

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Trouble Books are making their first ever appearance in the UK so its going to be a night to remember!

Tickets are £6 in adv or £8 on the door.
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Trouble Books cultivate garden of music lush with odd sounds, loops and drones to walk through and explore. Handmade experimental pop songs blossom from under synthesizer swells and guitar clouds, later to be buried in noise or drift into ambient atmospherics.

Its been a huge trip for me personally first talking to the band three years ago and then starting MIE to release their records over in Europe on vinyl and now finally getting to organise a small tour for the band, and every step of the way its been a joy to work with Keith and Linda, so it would be great to see some of you there to celebrate Trouble Books arrival in the UK!

'a perfect autumnal record, wrapping itself around you like a warm blanket. Nigh on perfect.' Drowned in Sound

'These drowsy, hazy songs suggest an alternate reality Brian Wilson making crackly, cheapo synth ditties in his bedroom.' The Guardian

'Ramshackle songcraft with a somehow otherworldly quality that melts in your ears. Highly Recommended.' - Boomkat

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ISupport comes from the ace Internet Forever.

Fuzz Collides with fun, toy keyboards run into big choruses and the result is a deliciously infectious clamour.

"Internet Forever live in a beautiful place full of lo-fi strums and energetic pop melodies, mixing each other up until you want to sweat. Recent session guests on my Radio 1 show, and a joy to behold." - Huw Stephens

"Internet Forever make the kind of catchy, scuzzy indie pop that's been getting a lot of play around here lately." - Pitchfork

"The brilliantly-named Internet Forever deliver this deliciously twee number: raucous and sugar-sweet, all at the same time." - The Observer

"Internet Forever make one of those sublime rackets that sound like falling in love as it happens." - 20 Jazz Funk Greats

"Who needs the perfect three minute pop song when you can have it in two minutes, right?" - Drowned In Sound

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