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Listing Ships - Skipper's Daughter

from Idle Fret Free Download EP September 2012 by Idle Fret

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Listing Ships
The Manacles Of Acid
Club Of Rome
Matthew Bennett (Clash Magazine) - DJ Set
Callum Brown (Sheen) - DJ Set

Thursday 20th September 2012
7:30pm - 12:00am

The Lock Tavern
35 Chalk Farm Road
London
NW1 8AJ

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▲ Listing Ships

Listing Ships are an instrumental synth-powered krautrock quartet landlocked in Oxford, inspired by the precision of Tortoise and Shipping News, the sonic palette of The Octopus Project and Tarentel, and the explorations of krautrock. None of them can swim!

‘It was clear that Listing Ships would be an interesting band, but Maiden Voyage illustrates they’re on their way to becoming a great one.’
- Oxfordshire Music Scene

‘The sort of almighty ruckus that could easily be marketed as a chest rattling expectorant. Post-rock as medicine. The satisfying result is an organic Holy Fuck-type mix of jazz and techno groove born of out of rock’s last roll.’
- Nightshift, Oxford’s music magazine

▲ The Manacles Of Acid

The Manacles Of Acid are an all hardware Acid Electro band. Using analogue subtractive synthesis, they fuse the music of the future with the machines of the past and will rock the digital out of you.

'They do a bang up job of reliving that wonderful space between Phuture and early Orbital' - Music In Oxford

'Their live sets are a thrill to behold' - The Four Oh Five

'Almost criminally unoriginal' - Nightshift Magazine

'The Manacles Of Acid?' - Colin Greenwood

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