April 14 2012 - Thomas House, Dublin
April 14 2012 - Thomas House, Dublin
‘A CHEERY WAVE’ COMPILATION - FREE D/L
The third in an ongoing series compiling the best UK math-rock, post-rock, instrumental music.
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REVIEW NOV 19
Belfast promoters Moving on Music are daring enough to pair leftfield international acts with cutting-edge Irish bands, and tonight’s bill is inspired.
GAYLE//BENNINK//TCBOO//NOV19
CRESCENT ARTS CENTER//20:00//£10
BRING YOUR OWN////////////////////
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Mike Watt + The Missing Men
On Sunday 16 we had the unadulterated pleasure of opening for Mr Mike Watt. Both Watt and his band were three of the nicest people we’ve ever had thepleasure to meet. Incredibly nice and extremely enthusiastic and genuine.
I am still, 3 days later, buzzing from meeting and playing with such incredible folk. Those are the situations I am in a band for.
The Across The Line review of the show can be found here.
And I would totally recommend reading Mike Watt’s Tour Diary and not just because he says very nice things about us.
Amazing night, amazing band, amazing people. I love everyone, and everythings great.
Review - August 23
“The Continuous Battle Of Order are, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the most captivating, musically endowed two-pieces around…”
August 23 2011. Auntie Annies, Belfast. 9pm.
We play with our friends from Derby, Alright The Captain (Field Records), who are on tour around Ireland. A tour we were meant to doing also untill ‘the man’ got in the way. It appears you can stop the rock, well hinder its path anyways.
TCBOO
August 17 Review
Management: So guys, I hope you have a fantastic local band lined up as support for Shonen Knife. What are they called again?
Promoter: The Continuous Battle of Order.
M: Oh. That’s a rather dark name for a pop-punk band.
P: Pop…punk?
Shonen Knife
August 17 2011
Black Box, Belfast
