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Alpha Relish: Tonight and the beyonder...

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  • 24-01-2003 11:44am
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    hapi
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    SUGAR & SPIKES
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    Friday 24/01/03:
    Sugar & Spikes at The Sugar Club, Leeson St. (7:30 pm sharp)
    Live: Formika + Herv
    DJs: Manitoba
    Visuals: Del 9
    Cabaret: The Camembert Quartet
    Adm: 10 Euro, Bar open until 3 am.

    Manitoba (DJ) 10:00 - 11:00
    Formika (Live) 09:20 - 09:50
    Herv (Live) 08:40 09:10

    MORE SUGAR AND SPIKES EVENTS TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!

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    CHEVAL DE FRISE & SHIPPING NEWS IRISH TOUR 2003
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    Tickets are now on sale exclusively from Road Records (16B Fade St. Dublin 2) for the following dates. Tickets are 12.50 euors each but if you buy one for each show, you get both for 20.00 euros.

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    Cheval De Frise
    The Redneck Manifesto
    Daemien Frost
    Thursday 13/02/03 Whelans (Dublin) (12.50 Euro, 8 pm)

    Cheval De Frise formed in 1998.

    Stemming from the French post-hardcore scene, these two musicians have since acquired an empirical and sincere technique. Their compositions reveal a contained, almost baroque sense of urgency, restrained by determination and rhythmical rigor. A bee trapped in a bottle? An astonishing duet/duel comprising of amplified acoustic guitar and drums, they develop a unique,
    peculiar and scheming "avant-rock" musical language.

    There was a time when the modernity of certain demanding rock music was suddenly considered obsolete. Since the market wanted at all cost to create an artificial "generation gap", those courageous (and modern) explorators were sent to hell. Thus, they are still moving, as Racaille demonstrated when he composed the music for the Decouflé opening of the olympic winter games, or as the active Cutler on his multiple frontlines. Here, with a certain impertinence, they re-compose (sounds, lives, stories.). AMI commissioned them, hoping for their best juice. And the "generation balloon" suddenly deflates, as the duet Cheval de Frise plays, probably one of the most promising rising-stars of the "young" French rock, hyper-composed, hyper-fuzzed, bared to the bone, cutting away connections with the greasy jazz-rock, and talking (loud and clear) the same language as Cutler-and-friends (even though the accents ...)
    [Festival Mimi 2002 (Marseille, France) Soiré cutler/Greeves/Racaille & Cheval De Frise]

    CHEVAL DE FRISE s/t (Sonore) CD
    French duo of acoustic (but not quiet!) guitar and drums that play in an instrumental 'post-rock' vein -- a shorthand description would be to call them a cross between Don Caballero and Gastr del Sol (but better!). Complex, dynamic, and full of that delicate post-rock beauty...although we can't figure out why bands like this, with musicians this good, don't play metal instead. On the same label that brought us the last two Ruins releases.
    [Aquarius records]

    Releases & Tours:

    Their first album was released Sonore Records (Alboth!, Ruins, etc.). Split 7" with Roselicoeur on RuminanCe (Oxbow, Chevreuil, Red Crayola, etc.).
    New album to be released in January 2003 "Fresques sur les parois secretes du crane" on RuminanCe.
    1 track on the "House of stairs" (UK) compilation (with Sweep the leg Johnny, American Heritage, Guapo, etc.)

    Have toured France, Italy, Slovenia, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Czech Republic and Belgium. Starting a six week tour of Europe in 2003, 4 weeks alone and 2 weeks in Scandinavia and Germany with Gorge Trio (ex. Colossamite - Skin Graft).

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    The Shipping News
    Daemien Frost
    The Coldspoon Conspiracy
    Friday 28/02/03 Whelans (Dublin) (12.50 Euro, 8 pm)

    http://www.southern.net/southern/band/SHIPN/

    Thursday 27/02/03 The Zoo (Kilkenny) w. Daemien Frost / The Connect 4 Orchestra (Time & Price TBC)
    Friday 28/02/03 Whelans (Dublin) w. Daemien Frost / The Coldspoon Conspiracy (12.50 Euro, 8 pm) *
    Saturday 01/03/03 The Savoy (Limerick) w. The Redneck Manifesto / Daemein Frost
    Sunday 02/03/03 Auntie Annie's (Belfast) w. Daemien Frost

    Shipping News began in the Fall of 1996 when Jeff Mueller and Jason Noble wrote and recorded music for the NPR program "This American Life". They had previously worked together in the seminal post-hardcore band Rodan, based in Louisville, Kentucky. When Rodan split up in 1995, Jeff Mueller went on to play in June of 44 whilst Jason Noble formed the chamber ensemble Rachel's.
    Like Rodan, both of these bands have garnered critical acclaim in many lands.

    In Spring of 1997, Kyle Crabtree began collaborating with them. The recording project became a full band, its voice dropped, legs got hairy and started reading Henry Miller. They recorded their first album, Save Everything, in a shotgun house in Louisville and then finished in Chicago with Bob Weston on deck. Released in September of 1997, it was met with much enthusiasm and occasional disgust. A split EP with the band MetroSchifter soon followed in May of 1998. In Autumn of 1998 they traveled to Catania, Sicily to participate in the Mappe Arts Festival....playing outside in a harbour at night, history gushing out with dust and sound, looking around amazed at how music travels, amazed at everything....

    For the next two and a half years, Jeff Kyle and Jason set about writing their next album, Very Soon, and in Pleasant Company. Then, in Spring of 2000 they set up shop in an old dairy warehouse in Louisville (Lucky Anchor Studios) to document the new songs. Kyle, Jeff, Jason and long time friend and collaborator Christina Files, did the final mixes in Boston at Sonics Studios just as a fleet of 122 Tall Ships entered the harbour just after the Fourth of July holiday. The band followed this up with several tours of the US and Europe, culminating in an appearance at the Shellac curated All Tomorrows Parties in 2002.

    During this time the band individually recorded three EPs. These EPs were treated almost as solo projects with no discussion taking place between the members of the band as to what they were doing. The EPs were given very limited releases over the course of a 12 months on Quaterstick records. They were then brought together, along with a couple of unreleased tracks, as an
    album "Three-Four" to be released (also on Quarterstick) in February 2003. The band will be touring across Europe around the time of the release.

    Shipping News appropriated their name from the acclaimed novel 'The Shipping News' by E.Annie Proulx.

    *Please note: Tickets for the Cheval De Frise and The Shipping News shows are on sale exclusively from Road Records (16 B Fade St., Dublin 2) now. Tickets for each show are 12.50 Euros. Get tickets for the 2 shows at a knockdown 20 Euros! That's a massive saving of 20%!!! http://www.roadrecs.com/

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    DAEMIEN FROST EUROPEAN TOUR 2003
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    Daemien Frost embark on their first ever European tour in March this year. It's 2 and a half weeks long and they'll be playing in France, Switzerland and Italy, the majority of the shows being in Italy. Venues and dates will be finalised soon. They'll be stopping off in Lyon, home of Fed-F Records who'll be co-releasing their next CD "Heavy Medal". A homecoming show with Large Mound and others TBC is being arranged for the 5th of April. The tour
    starts on the 19th of March.

    Remember, if you have someone who loves you, hang onto them ... unless there's someone hotter around. Okay?

    Only love,
    Hapi
    xxx
    www.AlphaRelish.com
    Alpha Relish has put on shows for the following bands in the past:

    Zu, Guapo, Check Engine, Mrs. Pilgrimm, Tara Jane O'Neil, Trans Am, The ****ing Champs, Oxes, Montana Pete, Sweep The Leg Johnny, Blonde Redhead, The Lapse, Laddio Bolocko, June Of'44, Melt Banana, Braid, Burning Airlines, Polaris, Starfish, Quint, Kepone and U.S. Maple.

    Alpha Relish Records:
    All Records available online through Road Records http://www.roadrecs.com/ and Cargo UK.

    ARCD-001: Daemien Frost "Corpus Daemo"

    AR7-001: Montana Pete: "Cosworth" w. Frozen Monkey
    AR7-002: Daemien Frost/Melt Banana: 4-track EP on orange vinyl
    AR7-003: Daemien Frost/Montana Pete: Tour Single [UK Autumn 2001]

    AR10-001: The Null Set "Music For Robots"

    Road Relish Singles Club: http://www.roadrelish.com/

    Coming Soon: RR7-012: The Chalets/Neosupervital
    (Release date: 26th February - Whelans)

    RR7-011: Joan Of Arse/Estel
    RR7-010: Nina Hynes/Adrian Crowley
    RR7-009: The Connect 4 Orchestra/Jimmy Behan
    RR7-008: The Jimmy Cake/Daemien Frost
    RR7-007: Americhord/Memory Cells
    RR7-006: Songs:Ohia/Glen Hansard
    RR7-005: The Kabinboy/Large Mound
    RR7-004: David Kitt/Mr. Deasey Mooneye
    RR7-003: Decal/Burning Love Jumpsuit
    RR7-002: Jubilee Allstars/Dot Creek
    RR7-001: The Idiots/The Redneck Manifesto

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    alpharelish@hotmail.com

    http://www.AlphaRelish.com
    http://www.DaemienFrost.com
    http://www.RoadRelish.com
    http://www.RoadRecs.com


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