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Ladies and Gentlemen, they have a revue!
77:78 is the new project from Tim Parkin and Aaron Fletcher of The Bees fame. Debut album Jellies was released last summer and was described as 'sunburned and delirious English psychedelia.', do you remember the summer, the heat, the haze the never ending sweetness? That's exactly what 77:78 sound like. Jellies featured in many "best of 2018" lists, including ours! We are delighted that they will headline the show.
Brighton based Wax Machine released their 3rd EP Mind Palace in November last year which sounds like a sun dappled psych-jazz stroll in a melting forest. Wax Machine will come to us fresh(ish) off the back of a 14 date tour of France, maybe they'll bring us some cheese?
Daniel Davies is best know as the bass player with super-sludge-fuzz behemoth Wolf People. More recently Daniel has been collaborating with Shindig! favourite Emma Tricca.
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A new project from Aaron Fletcher & Tim Parkin, card carrying members of the musical kaleidoscope that is The Bees, they bowled Heavenly over with their recent white-label seven, ‘Love Said (Let’s Go)’, a track Sounds Of The Universe record shop described as a ‘killer infectious soul pop tune’.
The seven sold out in 48 hours off the back of a building buzz and Heavenly quickly signed the band – “We only popped in for a 45 and ended up signing the group,” said Jeff from the label.
Aaron from the band added – “ We’ve been big fans of Heavenly ever since hearing Flowered Up’s “Weekender” as young teenagers…a truly cool label, proper music people. When we were looking for a home for the new project and heard that Jeff was a fan it was a no-brainer , the vibe was totally right.”
Read MoreThe seven sold out in 48 hours off the back of a building buzz and Heavenly quickly signed the band – “We only popped in for a 45 and ended up signing the group,” said Jeff from the label.
Aaron from the band added – “ We’ve been big fans of Heavenly ever since hearing Flowered Up’s “Weekender” as young teenagers…a truly cool label, proper music people. When we were looking for a home for the new project and heard that Jeff was a fan it was a no-brainer , the vibe was totally right.”
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