After the last few months of touring in Europe GNOD are currently out in Ibiza. Performing in association with Salford'sIslington Mill who are also represented out there, the band and their various collectives are playing some gigs, so go join in the Club Tragicana, and welcome you to wonderland!
While Mission Control has just had Teeth of the Sea's 3rd album 'MASTER' delivered for pre-mastering listening we are pleased to have a few copies of their first album 'Orphaned by the Ocean' now available on stunning burnt orange vinyl via our bandcamp shop here The vinyl will be available in all good records shops as of Monday the 27th May.
'Nothing is...' is upping roots from it's Dalston home and having a one-off special at Bristol's Cube Cinema on June 8th. The night is a celebratory gathering for Chris from Rocket's 40th (plus John from Rocket's recent 40th), and apart from 'Nothing is...' in the bar there are some very, very special live acts performing in the cinema itself. Nothing is... ---------------------------------------------- Live: Teeth of the Sea Thought Forms Anthroprophh Djs: Cage & Aviary Cherrystones Rik Motor Little Dirty Bristol Cube Cinema Saturday June 8th 7.30 - 2am £5 (to help towards bands/djs expenses) You can now buy tickets here: Bristol Ticket Shop Facebook event page: Nothing Is...
We have some ultra limited orange vinyl versions of Goat's Run to your mama remixes 12"s up for sale on our band camp. The orange vinyl versions were made exclusively to give to the remixers involved and for the band themselves to sell at Roadburn and on their US tour. Only 200 copies were made and we only have one box left, so once these are gone, they are gone. If you buy a 12" you also get mp3's of the tracks off of both 12"s. Just a reminder, the track list for the 12"s are as follows:
VOL.1: --------- 01 THOUGHT FORMS – MOUNTAIN THUMBS MIX 02 HIGH WOLF – RUN DUO MIX 03 REDG WEEKS – RE-WORK MIX 04 TOM FURSE (THE HORRORS) – EXTRAPOLATION MIX 05 TEETH OF THE SEA – GREATEST OF ALL TIME MIX VOL.2 --------- 01 GNOD AND RAIKES PARADE – MAMA SKY MIX 02 CHERRYSTONES – OTHER WORLDS MIX 03 HOOKWORMS – RADIO TOKYO MIX 04 CAGE & AVIARY – SWAMP OUT MIX
Hear is footage of Teeth of the Sea Performing the track Swear blind the Alsatian is melting live at this years Roadburn festival. Listen to the audio of the whole set here: Roadburn ---
After their successful show at Roadburn, Goat return to Holland this Summer to play the Lowlands Festival on August 16-18 You can buy tickets here: Lowlands Photo courtesy of Tom Gilmore ---
The interviews with Goat are coming in thick and fast. Here is a new one by the magazine Glass:
"After last year's universally worshipped World Music album, released on Rocket Recordings, voodoo magick collective GOAT are following up on June the 3rd with double A sided single, Stonegoat/Dreambuilding, another psyche-heavy bizarre-bazaar of bleeding cry baby guitars, mantra hurling and scattergun tribal grooves. Harking from the (indisputably real) village of Korpolombolo in North Sweden, a haunt fabled to have been jinxed by fleeing townspeople after they were invaded by Christian crusaders, identities in the band are vague but they are thought to be led by multi-instrumentalist Christian Johansson and two other possible Magi. Live, they are assisted by a quartet of masked warriors and chiefs that exult in flurrisome union from the stage in a pleasingly unsettling rhythmic hallucinogen. You wouldn't be surprised if members of the audience, acolytes or converts, spontaneously fell to their knees and started joyously projecting in tongues. This is a level of contrived mystique that Glass really enjoys. Goat are so below the radar they're positively Stealth, but we managed an incredibly swift catch up with them between designated chanting sessions (and a tour of the U.S.) to quiz them about their new single and a visit to the pagan sites of England this Summer. These will include Camden's Electric Ballroom on the 27th of June with Teeth of the Sea and two shows at Glastonbury..."
Read the full interview here: Glass magazine Photograph by PSquared ---