Our ramshackle-pop friends from Cambridge, the Puncture Repair Kit (in which Rachel incidentally plays the violin) have just released their first EP, and suffice to say it is absolutely awesome.
You can get it from here: http://theprk.bigcartel.com/product/the-sinking-of-the-prk-ep
Hey there.
On the 8th of May we will play a live soundtrack to Chris Marker’s post-apocalyptic film “La Jetée” at the Arts Picturehouse in Cambridge.
We’re really excited about this as this is such an awesome film. If you’re from Cambridge, you might have seen us do it before (a couple of years ago now…) but we’re going to re-work it completely.
It will happen in the Arts Picturehouse Cinema bar, and starts at 10pm.
Take care.xx
Hello. A couple of live dates here and there, currently looking for festivals to play at (let us know if you know of some that might be interested).
We’re writing new tracks and should be recording a bit later this year.
In the meantime here’s an interview from the gig we did in Ipswich a couple of weeks ago: maddogmagazine
…rant and be merry about the Cambridge music scene, and discover some great bands at the same time:
http://www.thelineofbestfit.com/2008/12/pop-scene-cambridge/
Also, as a run up to XMAS, you can download “Snowstorm on a Snow Globe” for free. This track was previously released on “Arctic Circle Presents…That Fuzzy Feeling”, a collection of original tracks inspired by xmas by cool people like Peter Broderick, Sean O’Hagan and others.
Take care now.x
So the album came out just under a month ago and we’ve put selected bits of press in the about section. You can get the album from us here.
Thanks to everyone who came to see us, fed us and hosted us during the couple of dates we’ve done, it was great fun! We’ve got some gigs coming up but we’re mostly writing new tracks at the moment.
There’s a couple of videos being shot, more info on that soon.
Take care.x
2 tracks from “A Distant Voice” are available on our MySpace.
The album will be released in Europe on the 24th of November.
We’re currently looking for tour dates for the beginning of December. If you’re a promoter or know a promoter who might be interested, drop us a line at contact [at] fuzzylights [dot] com.
Exciting stuff!
We are very pleased to have had the pleasure to collaborate with Michigan based band Au Revoir Borealis on their lateset release “Dark Enough For Stars“, with Rachel’s violin playing featuring on two tracks “Stella, My Brightest Star” and “After the Snowstorm“.
“Dark Enough for Stars” will be released on the 30th September on Utter East Records and Au Revoir Borealis can be found at http://www.aurevoirborealis.com or http://www.myspace.com/officialborealis where you can hear some tracks, we highly recommend a listen!
xxx
We are really excited to announce that our album, “A Distant Voice”, will be released on Little Red Rabbit Records towards the end of November. The track listing is as follows:
Take care
We have written a track which features on That Fuzzy Feeling, a XMAS compilation released by LO:AF including songs by Rothko, Klima, Sean O’Hagan (High Llamas), North Sea Radio Orchestra…. You should be able to get it from here
