thee vicars
blast from the past
17.07.2010
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thee vicars
blast from the past
17.07.2010
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With their swampy, blues-soaked rock and roll, London youngsters Hidden Charms effortlessly transport you back to the late 60s. “Dreaming of Another Girl” sounds like The Zombies, The Rolling Stones and a hint of The White Stripes all blended together.
Listen When: you’re wistfully wondering what might have been.
You May Also Like: Allah-Las | Nick Waterhouse | Thee Vicars | The Cynics
Spotify Link: Dreaming of Another Girl - Hidden Charms
Spotify Playlist: Pneuma Music
Fuzzy Vox - Technicolor
Power-pop French band Fuzzy Vox will be playing in Paris on April 18th at La Mécanique Ondulatoire with other great bands like The Moons and The Hypnotic Eye.
Fuzzy Vox formed in 2009 and they released their second EP Technicolor in October 2012. With an incredible live performance the band have already share stage supporting bands like Thee Vicars.
If you are in Paris on April 18th, don't miss this great opportunity to see The Moons (UK) + Fuzzy Vox (FR) + The Hypnotic Eye (UK) playing live. Find here all the information of this EVENT.
Links: Soundcloud | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube
(Fuzzy Vox form part of our non-profit Jungle Bands Project)
Thee Vicars - The Man Who Lived Next Door - Psychotic Beat
Condolences to Chris Langeland's Family
Chris Langeland, guitarist of several local Bury St Edmunds bands has tragically been found dead in his home in London.
For more details follow the link below.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-19053755
His band achieved much, including 240 gigs in 18 different countries. Out of respect, we give his band, Thee Vicars, one last spin.