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26/09 - Cocoanut Groove + The Catalysts +2| Tomb |
Posted: Aug 26 2008, 08:36 AM
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Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 595 Member No.: 38 Joined: 9-August 04  |
 Lost Music Presents Friday 26th September 2008 Enterprise (opposite Chalk Farm lUL) 2 Haverstock Hill, Camden, London, NW3 2BL Doors 8pm £4 advance (£5 doors) Cocoanut Groove "Their songs are full of longing for that feeling of first love (which you have probably never experienced since), full of reminiscences of seemingly endless summerdays spent outdoors, walking through meadows full of wildflowers, picking wild strawberries, lying underneath swaying cherrytrees, staring at the sun listening to the crickets sing ... They are also tinged with a little sadness, a little nostalgia, the realization that those happier times perhaps won't come back so easily, if ever ... " The Catalysts The Catalysts are one Ulric Kennedy, former member of The Mixers and The Golden Dawn, sometime co-producer of The Happy Couple, Roy Moller and The Void and occasional live performer with DHK and The Parsonage amongst others. The Melting Icecaps The Melting Caps is the solo project of David from The Soft Close Ups making a curious blend of electro pop and melodramatic indie pop. "Songs like I Wanted to Be Your Boyfriend ooze quality and if Dave Gedge produced synth based pop it may well have sounded like this" La Famille Catastrophe La famille Catastrophe is the solo project of Simon from electro-indie-poppers Mutt Ramon. He has recently been joined on vocals by Emma from dance act moontown and on bass bv Tim in what some have called Dorchester's first supergroup. "an excellent example of home grown lo-fi pop music" Plus dj's |
  
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Posted: Aug 29 2008, 07:57 PM
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Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 595 Member No.: 38 Joined: 9-August 04 |
Tickets are now on sale. Just £4 in advance. Get 'em from here.
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Posted: Sep 12 2008, 09:44 AM
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Dim and distant Group: Members Posts: 1,321 Member No.: 414 Joined: 9-July 06 |
Gentle reminder - this is all happening in two weeks. The Enterprise is only small - so get your advance tickets to avoid disappointment!
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Posted: Sep 23 2008, 01:02 AM
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Dim and distant Group: Members Posts: 1,321 Member No.: 414 Joined: 9-July 06 |
This Friday!
It's gonna be a top night with dancing after the bands. Come down and shake goodbye to the working week.... |
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Posted: Sep 24 2008, 07:24 AM
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The Devonian Elvis. Group: Members Posts: 3,500 Member No.: 4 Joined: 1-August 04 |
Sorry shipmates, I'm also going to be at Robert Forster. Hope it goes well though.
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| lostmusic |
Posted: Sep 27 2008, 09:16 AM
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Dim and distant Group: Members Posts: 1,321 Member No.: 414 Joined: 9-July 06 |
What an amazing night! One of the best Lostmusic nights ever, I think.
Thanks to all the bands, the DJ (top tunes!) and all the people that came along! 4 top bands (or performers if you will). La famille Catastrophe were the perfect openers - a little ramshackle - but the beautiful songs shone through. How amazing were The Melting Ice Caps? One man and a CD backing track has never sounded so good. Got the biggest crowd of the night and the flipchart with lyrics was just so funny! It thined a little for The Catalysts but he was still amazing despite breaking a string we got treated to a Golden Dawn and Mixer songs. Wowza! And then to Cocoanut Groove, stripped down and acoustic - a gorgeous performance. Absolutely loved it. I then got to DJ for the last hour - very drunkenly kicking out the indiepop jams - top night! |
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