Rocket Probes December 2010 Playlist

Captain Beefheart – Selected Back Catalogue
(A true genius - fast & bulbous)

Gnod / Amiddle Sex – Split LP
(A new Gnod vinyl!!!!!! nice split album on the great label Blackest Rainbow....ltd to 400 copies)

Juergen Paape – Ofterschwang
(Ultra repetitive ‘Oompah’ music)

Emeralds – What Happened
(Nice to have this on vinyl...sounds amazing!!)

Moon Unit – New Sky Dragon
(Really amazing guitar/keyboard fuzzed out psych with awesome free drumming..great album from the great label Krayon!!)

Gnod - Tony's / Vatican
(Future Rocket release - our first taste of new Gnod material, in their own unique way - Vatican - part exorcism, part dub, played like Faust dabbling Butthole Surfers)

Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention - King Kong

(Live at the BBC 1968 - 27 minute + version of this great Zappa jazz instrumental - view in its full version - 4 parts via you tube)

Fuzz Aginst Junk - Demo's

(Mark iii of the band that twists & turns through history - this time on a early Soft Machine ride, Prof from The Heads providing the 'Ratledge' fuzz keys, while Hugo anchors down the Hugh Hopper lines, also check out 'Netti Netti')

Moonwalk One -

(1970's Apollo Moon film)

Butthole Surfers - Psychic...Powerless...Another Man's Sac

(Early Surfers have been making a strong comeback in the Rocket playlist recently - back to the days when chaotic psychedelia & noise punk collided)

Masayo Asahara - Saint Agnes Fountain
(One single hour long piece - Terry Riley minimalist drones meets Soft Machine)

Anika - S/T
(Beak backed & produced post punk dub with Nico blanked vocals)

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Teeth Of The Sea's Your Mercury is awarded Echos and Dusts album of the year

Teeth Of The Sea's Your Mercury has been awarded album of the year by the lovely people at Echo and Dust...

To see what they say about it, and what else featured in their top 40 (White Hills for example) visit their website

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'Nothing is...' returns on January 7th plus new Spotify playlist

'What is Nothing Is...?' I hear you whisper. It's hard to say; it's nothing like what it was, and bears no resemblance to what it will be, but it's safe to say 'Nothing Is...' quite what it seems.

It's time to kick off our bi-monthly residency down at the brilliant little sweatbox that is The Alibi, so give January a big poke-sign right in the face and get yourselves down there. Let's face it, it's either that or wallow in self-pity at the realisation that your pathetic lives haven't moved on since last year - it's a no-brainer folks!

DJ's:

Cage and Aviary (Walls have ears / DFA)

Little Dirty (Lithe Records)

Rik Motor (Rocket Recordings)

Visuals:

Jigoku

Venue:

The Alibi (91 Kingsland High Street, Dalston, London E8 2PB)

8pm to 3am

Entry is FREE

Date:

Friday 7th January

Check out the new 'Nothing is...' Spotify playlist

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Listen to CHAMAN a Mecanica Celeste album out take by Serpentina Satelite

Here is the track CHAMAN which is an out take from the Serpentina Satelite album Mecanica Celeste that came out on ltd vinyl in September.

This is one of two tracks that couldn't fit on the vinyl, the other will be aired at a later today

Listen to CHAMAN here

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UNSILENT NIGHT WILL REMAIN SILENT - PARTY CANCELED DUE TO SNOW!!!

Sorry to say that due to Gnod stuck in snow in Manchester (for a second year running) and members of Hey Colossus stuck in Somerset and Thought Forms battling to get here we have decided to pull the party!!!!

Real shame but what can you do...we will postpone it to in the New Year where we will def do it again!!

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Quietus competition – free tickets to our Unsilent Night party and free Rocket/Noisestar goodies

That is right, you and a friend can win free tickets to saturdays party plus some free records, for more info, visit the Quietus website.

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Unsilent night party this Saturday – tracklist for free CD

This Saturday sees the Rocket and Noisestar xmas party, details for the night are as follows:

Rocket Recordings and Noisestar records present

Unlilent Night

Live:
Gnod
Hey Colossus
Thought Forms
One Unique Signal
HAG
Sunday Mourning
Hills have Riffs

DJ’s:
Teeth Of The Sea
The Quietus
Noisestar
Rocket

Venue:
The Victora
110 Grove Road. Mile End. London E3 5TH
(thevictoriae3.com)

Date:
Saturday 18th December

Time:
5pm / 1am

Cost:
£5 advance
£7 door

Tickets can be bought from (venue is small so will sell out, so to guarantee entry we recommend you buy a ticket):
www.wegottickets.com/event/99194

As with previous events we are doing a Ltd CD that will include exclusive tracks by all the bands playing, these CD’s will be given to the first 50 punters through the door...the tracklist for the compilation is as follows:

01 HEY COLOSSUS – Groop Dogshit
02 THOUGHT FORMS – Golden Sunset Swans Tongue
03 HAG – Low (hot toddy mix)
04 SUNDAY MOURNING – K
05 GNOD – Genocide
06 ONE UNIQUE SIGNAL – Dismemberment (live)
07 HILLS HAVE RIFFS – I've Seen The Signs In Nature

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GNOD makes John Doran's Top 10 Noise Bands in NME

John Doran, writing for the NME has chosen his top 10 'Noise' bands & Gnod feature at number 5.

5. GNOD
When you see GNOD on stage, it might look like some kind of Jeff Goldblum inThe Fly matter transference pod accident has occurred involving The Levellers, The Polyphonic Spree and Pop Will Eat Itself - but don’t let that put you off. Under the dreadlocks are some wise Salford heads who apply Krautrock and Afrobeat rhythms to the heavy psychedelic pulse of noise rock transporting the listener straight through that jacuzzi on the wall in Stargate.......

Read the article here:

nme.com/blog

Part 1:

http://www.nme.com/blog1

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Teeth of the Sea - Your Mercury - Vinyl - OUT NOW!

Finally got our hands on the Teeth of the Sea 'Your Mercury' vinyl & we think they look pretty good with a nice silver foil back print.

They are limited & will be in shops now or very soon so grabs your soon.

invadarecords.bigcartel

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Spreading the word of GNOD - Blog launch

As myspace seems to be getting more of a hassle to use, GNOD have decided to launch their new blog. Expect news, new tracks, videos & radio broadcasts in the coming future!

http://ingnodwetrust.tumblr.com

stick it up your apps

Gnod Bless

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Listen to Gnod -

www.myspace.com/gnodgnod
www.carbonlogic.co.uk/profile/ingnodwetrust

ingnodwetrust@hotmail.co.uk

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Quietus Albums Of The Year 2010 - Teeth of the Sea & White Hills

The lovely people at Quietus have included 2 Rocket releases in their 2010 list of records of the year..........so we thank them for that.

To view the full list, visit here:

quietus-albums-of-the-year-2010

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Bad Acid Magazine’s Triple Burnout Issue featuring Rocket feature and compilation

Bad Acid Magazine’s Triple Burnout Issue OUT NOW!

The last ever Bad Acid features a Rocket label profile & a rare interview with us and the following exclusive Rocket compilation of rare, deleted, new and unreleased tracks:

01 Teeth of the Sea – In the Space Capsule (Launch036)
02 Mammatus – Dragons of the Deep Part 1 (Launch025)
03 Big Naturals – A Good Stalker Never Quits (unreleased track)
04 Ufomammut – Mars (Launch024)
05 White Hills – Oceans of Sound (Launch029)
06 The Notorious Hi-Fi Killers – Don't Wanna Know (Launch030)
07 Sawdust Caesars – You Pigs... (Launch002)
08 Fuzz against Junk – Trenchfoot/Dugout (Launch021)
09 Oneida – Each One Teach One (recorded live at the Croft in Bristol 2009, unreleased)
10 Gnod/White Hills – Spaced Man (Launch037)
11 Serpentina Satelite – AI Apaec (Launch038)
12 Annapurna Illusion – Psychic Ignacio (exclusive forthcoming album track, unmastered)
13 The Heads – You Can Lean Back Sometimes (Launch001)
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Bad Acid's press release reads:

The last ever issue of Bad Acid Magazine has hit the streets, and it is a mighty TRIPLE issue, with extra bonus material added. It is HUGE!

The Burnout Issue contains:
Quite possibly the most extensive compilation of deranged underground music ever released. A staggering 40 plus hours of audio covering over 300 bands….. featuring kraut, sludge, doom, crust, noise, spacerock, experimental, psych and drone…..

A huge colour pdf magazine filled with over 250 reviews, 26 interviews and freaked out artwork. You’ll be reading for weeks.

A 4 hour dvd with promo videos, live footage, short film and animation, plus 108 minutes of bonus mp4 material.

Label profiles with interviews, release run downs and label samplers.

For more details visit the Bad Acid Magazine
website:www.badacidmagazine.com

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More Teeth of The Sea – Your Mercury Reviews

Some more reviews of Your Mercury

NME 9/10

Rock Sound 8/10

Echoes and dust

Pro Musica

Kozmik artifactz

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Rocket Probes November 2010 Playlist

Annapurna Illusion - Life is an Illusion

(High Wolf climbs to a higher plane with this future Rocket release)

Notorious Hi-Fi Killers – You’re Going to be Free

(Taken from their recent tour split CD...over 10 mins of Spacemen 3, early Floyd and Elevators, all captured in the Hi-Fi Killers way, prob their best ever track...lovelly screen printed sleeve too, well worth tracking down)

Steamhammer – Speech

(Great ‘proto prog’ from this 70’s band, it is all here, strings, motorik, wah, wigouts and killer riffs)

Black Sheep – Kiss My Sweet Apocalypse

(Been on our playlist before....really, really great track!!!)

Emeralds – What Happened

(Very nice vinyl reissue of this great album)

Umberto – Prophecy of the Black Widow

(Like some imaginary soundtrack riddled with John Carpenter psych...on Not Not Fun)

Magic Lantern – Mosquito / Long Way Down

(Two great tracks taken from their split with Ben Nash)

Master Musicians of Bukkake – Elogia De La Sombra

(Acid folk-raga mantra & motorik worship)

The Heads - Sessions 2

(Long Gone - full version - CD promo only)

Oneida - Equinox / Last Hit

(One sided 12inch - like Terry Riley playing Neu!)

Brian Eno - Another Green World

(Electronic washing with Fripp action - gentle & lush)

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Oneida mix to celebrate up and coming Ocropolis jam at ATP

Oneida guitarist Shahin Motia (aka Showtime) has done a killer mix for The Quietus ahead of this weekend's 10 hour performance at ATP curated by Godspeed You! Black Emperor, here it here

(Nice rocket shirt bobby!!!)

More on the Ocropolis jam here

The O will be playing from 2pm to midnight on Saturday

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Teeth Of The Sea Rockfeedback's 'Artist of the week'

Great little feature on Teeth that also includes a clip of their appearence at last years Concrete and Glass festival that was broadcast on Channel 4 earlier in the year.

See here

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Your Mercury – Drowned in Sound review

Did we think of a better name for hard, dynamic, nuanced instrumental music than ‘post rock’? I have a feeling we didn’t, did we? Oh well... Teeth of the Sea are a band from London who make music that would definitely have been called post rock in the past; whatever it is now, it's pretty awesome. It's probably not worth worry about such things when dealing with a band who clearly have a sense of fun: their live gigs are exuberant, OTT affairs, while the song titles on second album Your Mercury are very much in the flippant Mogwai tradition, with such choice monikers as ‘Hovis Coil’, ‘A.C.R.O.N.Y.M.’ and the marvellously facetious ‘You’re Mercury’ cropping up.

Anyway, Your Mercury’s defining musical characteristic is the trumpet of Sam Barton. Far from breaking into free jazz squalling or anything abrasive like that, he mostly directs his efforts into shimmering, ordered bronze waves of ringing mariachi prettiness that lighten the record's thundercloud glower. At its most delicate, as on limpid album closer ‘Hovis Coil’, the brass conjures something of watery beauty, reminiscent of Godspeed at their least obtuse. For the most part, though, it serves to gild the gloom of a dark, dense record, a steamy, light-starved jungle of tangled electronics and feral distortion occasionally punctuated by startlingly lucid bottom end. On monstrous second track ‘The Ambassador’, the trumpet glows brilliant and hot, illuminating the song’s murk like streaks of tracer fire, zapping out over a swaggering, chthonic monstrosity of a bassline. As with much of TOTS's stuff, there’s both chaos and order here, the erratic, howling maelstrom of electrical feedback balanced against a bass that for all its gargantuan scale, feels charged with a raffish, knowing intelligence, bringing everything else to heel when it makes its intermittent appearances. Certainly as 'The Ambassador' subsides into the sleek expanse of toms and bleeps that transforms into the buzzing, malign electro of ‘Cemetry Magus’, it does occur that these chaps are exceptionally good musicians.

That same sense of bass-anchored clarity amidst screaming disorder recurs on lengthy centrepiece ‘You’re Mercury’: initially a tense clash between a floating, melodic trumpet and harsh, intrusive electronic pulse, it comes to a head after a few minutes, combusting into fiery feedback that's given a liquid dynamism by an astonishingly clear, collected bassline.

Because the songs blend so seamlessly and the constituent musical parts are quite similar, there is an unquestionable sense of homogeneity to the record. Typically, though, TOTS manage to pull something out of the bag to ever stop actual sameyness setting in, such as the galloping, glistening shower of Radiophonic Workshop-style synths that descend upon ‘A.C.R.O.N.Y.M.’, or the startling vocal track ‘Red Soil’, based upon mountingly angry recitations of the phrase “I knew these people, these two people”. But in fact the bulk of Your Mercury probably should be viewed as one seamless unit, something huge but sleek, technological but organic, laced with murmurs of human voices, fleeting passages of birdsong and those celestial peals of trumpet, set against machine tones, both dissonant and driving. The last few tracks seem to exist outside this greater whole, but for the most part Teeth of the Sea’s second record defies any worries about genre categorisation, a hermetically sealed unit with such a strong sense of self that comparisons to other music seem perverse.

8/10

Andrzej Lukowsk

here

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Teeth of the Sea launch party footage

Check out some mobile phone footage of the recent successful album launch party.

Johnny O’s light show can be seen in full effect especially on Hypnoticon where the use of live ‘reverse feedback’ looks fantastic.

Swear Blind the Alsations melting



Hypnoticon



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More great reviews of Teeth of the Sea’s Your Mercury

Another 9/10 has been awarded to the album, this time in NME!!

Plus Mojo has given the album 4/5, as well as an interview with the band in the same issue

Also, even more great write ups online here
BBC
The Quietus
MusicOMH
Digital Fix

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Teeth of the Sea's Your Mercury out today

Here are some recent reviews of the album:

Echoes and dust

Sound blab

Also this months issues of Stool Pigeon and Loud and Quiet have great reviews of the album, Loud and Quiet gave it a great 9/10

Plus Piccadilly records record of the week...see here

And don't forget the launch party tonight:

22 November
**Album Launch Party**
Teeth Of The Sea
High Wolf (featuring Gnod)
Maria and the Mirrors
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, London N1
Doors 8pm

£4 tickets:

http://www.wegottickets.com/event/97467

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The Heads Relaxing with... reissue review by Steve Chick for The Quietus

Read it here

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A.C.R.O.N.Y.M. pops up on another Pitchfork mix

A.C.R.O.N.Y.M., a track from Teeth of the Sea's new album 'Your Mercury' keeps poping up on mixes across the internet, including another inclusion on a Pitchfork Altered Zones mix.

Have a listen here

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Line of Best Fit review of Teeth Of The Sea's 'Your Mercury'

Read the glowing review in full here

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Quietus interview Mugstar

Read the Mugstar interview by our friends at The Quietus here

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Rough Trade exclusive Teeth Of The Sea CD

Teeth Of The Sea have created an exclusive mix CD that is ONLY available when you buy a copy of their new album Your Mercury LP or CD from Rough Trade.

The CD entitled 'Tropic of Night Frost' (Launch041) takes the listener through a journey of sounds that influenced their amazing new album, if you are familiar with other Teeth Of The Sea mixes, like the ones they have done for the amazing '20 Jazz Funk Greats' website, you know what you will have instore!!

Teeth Of The Sea will be playing Rough Trade East this Thursday (18th November) where you can be the first to pick up the album, then they play another show on the day of release on 22nd November, and have a very rare show by the amazing High Wolf, who releases records on the amazing Not Not Fun label, High Wolfs backing band for the evening will feature members of the mighty Gnod...not to be missed!!! see here for more details.

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UNSILENT NIGHT – Rocket and Noisestar Xmas party

We have got together with the amazing Noisestar Records to do another xmas party:

Unsilent Night

Live:
Gnod
Hey Colossus
Thought Forms
One Unique Signal
HAG
Sunday Mourning
Hills have Riffs

DJ’s:
Teeth Of The Sea
The Quietus
Noisestar
Rocket

Venue:
The Victora
110 Grove Road. Mile End. London E3 5TH
(thevictoriae3.com)

Date:
18th December

Time:
5pm / 1am

Cost:
£5 advance Buy here
£7 door


As with previous events we are doing a Ltd CD that will include exclusive tracks by al the bands playing, these CD’s will be given to the first 50 punters through the door...and I have heard some of the tracks supplied and it is gonna be an amazing compilation!!!

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Teeth of the Sea soundtrack short film

Teeth of the Sea’s music has soundtracked this short film called ‘Tserovon kaza Florinis' about a Greek village in danger of extinction, see the film here

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Sonic Sanctuary show write up

Here is a nice write up of last weekends Sonic Sanctuary show where Mugstar, Teeth Of The Sea, Thought Forms and SJ Esau all did stunning sets, read about it here

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White Hills to play Roadburn Festival 2011

Press statement:

"Roadburn Festival is pleased to report that White Hills will return to Roadburn after their triumphant 2009 Roadburn appearance. White Hills are scheduled for Saturday, April 16 at the 013 venue.

Hailing from New York, White Hills are nothing if not the aural simulation of an LSD freak-out. A jammed up collision of fuzzed-out wah guitars, gonzoid bass riffs and weird electronic noises arranged in a stunning replication of the effects of Owsley's psychotropic gift to brains everywhere. Roadburn, please be aware that the brown acid isn't too good, we recommend taking White Hills instead."

‘Was ist das?’ review of Your Mercury

A really nice review of Your Mercury, and nicely presented too

“...By track three you have already had Mike Oldfield, Whitehouse, Sunn O))), Sabbath, Can, Techno and Eno...”

They seemed to have summed it up rather well, read the full review here

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Julian Cope reviews Your Mercury

Taken from this months address drudion, which you can read in full here

Finally, congratulations must go out to London’s Teeth of the Sea for the release of their superb and extravagantly cosmic album YOUR MERCURY. Released on Bristol’s Rocket Records (www.rocketrecordings.com), this vast ten-track work transcends all of its disparate influences – Krautrock, Kosmische music, Spaghetti Western soundtracks, pompous Euro prog – serving us up a grand hybrid of such sparkling and shimmering brand newness that listeners’ minds inevitably sag under the emotional deluge. Epiphany after epiphany, brothers’n’sisters, that’s the shameless method this band deploys in order to enslave our minds. I know I’ve said it before, but Teeth of the Sea operate entirely within their own mythological mind map, existing within their own specific & singular Weltanshauung. And it’s a world-view that actually leaves you drained & exhausted by the psychic bruising yet still NEEDING more by disc’s end. Better still, these hardworking gennelmen just keep them releases a-coming! And so, to Teeth of the Sea, I (re-)raise my cup and declare: Brah-fucking-Vo!

Julian Cope

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James Turrell exhibition

Recently went to the James Turrell exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery in Kings Cross in Londonand can highly recommended it.

There are only really three 'light' pieces to see and one of them, 'Bindu Shards', you have to make a reservation to see which is totally booked up...however the ‘room of colour’ called Dhatu is totally mesmerizing and a must see. At first it looks like a light box embeded in the wall at the top of some steps, then you reralise it is actually a room. The way changing coloured ‘light’ in the room can change your perception and make you see colours and shapes that aren’t really there is really totally fascinating.

Find out more here

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Teeth Of The Sea album launch party at the Lexington, DJ set at Mucky Pup and instore at Rough Trade East

To celebrate the launch Teeth Of The Sea’s new album the band will be playing two very special shows and doing another DJ set at the Mucky Pup to celebrate the new album:

18 November
**Rough Trade East Instore**
Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London E1
Band on stage at 7pm
Free
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20 November
**Album Launch DJ set**
Mucky Pup, 39 Queens Head Streeet, London N1
8pm – late
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22 November
**Album Launch Party**
Teeth Of The Sea
High Wolf (featuring Gnod)
Maria and the Mirrors
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, London N1
Doors 8pm
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Here is the bands press release about the up and coming shows...

Teeth Of The Sea, North London’s premier leviathans of psychedelic abandon and transdimensional noiserock supremacy, are set to release their second album, the thrilling and otherworldly ‘Your Mercury’, on Monday November 22nd. To celebrate, they’ve got a series of dates with destiny lined up, at which they’ll be frying synapses on a mighty third-eye-cleansing frenzy fit to transform the chilly metropolis.

The first of this trinity of terror is an instore show at ROUGH TRADE EAST near Brick Lane, on Thursday November 18th, at which Teeth will grind at 7PM. This will actually be the first opportunity to lay hands on a copy of ‘Your Mercury’, which will be in the shakin’ racks early for the occasion.
http://www.roughtrade.com/site/instore.lasso

On Saturday November 20th, the TOTS shocktroops will be returning to DJ at one of their favourite haunts, the Olde Peculiar at THE MUCKY PUP in Islington, where they’ll be spinning the usual delightfully deranged meld of aural treats on the decks. Said DJ deliverance will doubtless include everything from Robyn to Repulsion, from Harry Thumann to Hasil Adkins, and from Cerrone to Cheap Trick. Drinks will flow and blood will spill, and if the boys want to argue about Miles Davis, you better let ‘em.
http://www.myspace.com/muckypupn1

Perhaps most enticingly of all, however, on the fateful night of November 22nd itself, as ‘Your Mercury’ is properly unleashed on the unsuspecting ears of the world at large, Teeth Of The Sea are hosting the devil’s own launch party at THE LEXINGTON on Pentonville Road. A stellar cast of characters has been hand-picked for the occasion.

Over from Paris especially for the occasion, we have a very rare London show from the amazing, Amazonian HIGH WOLF, whose pyramidal meditations on the Not Not Fun label have blown us away of late, dwelling in an intoxicating, mystical forest of rhythmic, exotic drone somewhere to the east of Pocahaunted and the west of Sun Araw. As if that wasn’t enough, the lupine one will be joined onstage by members of Teeth Of The Sea’s favourite UK band, the Salford psych-savants GNOD. This is set to be an intimidating trip who knows where.
http://www.myspace.com/highwolfmusic


Kicking off the proceedings in style, we’re delighted to have on board London’s own MARIA AND THE MIRRORS. a fearsome and fresh trio who deal in mind-melting psychic invocation and ritualistic abandon. Their percussive, demonic mantras create a mighty and malevolent reverie that evokes Gang Gang Dance, Bow Wow Wow, and the ayahuasca scenes from 'Altered States' in equal measure.
http://www.myspace.com/mariamirrors

As if all that wasn’t enough, we have delirious, flashback-inducing lights courtesy of the celebrated magus of illusion JOHNNY O and selections from not only our fave spinner of discs, HEIDI HEELZ (Glamracket/Dice Club) but earthly representatives of our favourite website THE QUIETUS.

Tickets for this aural and visual sensory overload are available in advance for a mere four pounds sterling from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/97467 This will be both a gloriously messy evening, and a ceremonial rite to remember. Miss it at yer peril.

Teeth Of The Sea are also playing some other up and coming shows:

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 6TH
Bristol Louisiana with MUGSTAR and THOUGHT FORMS.

WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10TH
Oxford Jericho Tavern with WIRE
(Audioscope Show for Shelter)

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Rocket Probes October 2010 Playlist

La Otracina – Reality has got to Die

(New album from this bunch of NY space metallers...great to see Mission Control fave ‘Raze the Sky on vinyl at last!!!)

Six Finger Satelite – Law of Ruins

(Recently had a record session at Kid Millions place and he picked this out saying it was a huge influence on him and Oneida...was pretty blown away by it and and managed to track it down and been listening to it loads since...some great psych moments on this nicely repetitive rock record!!!)

The Telescopes – Taste

(This absolute classic album of fuzz wah infested shoegaze punk has been finding itself on the turntable a lot this month, absolute killer album)

Brian Eno – Babys on Fire (BBC Radio session)

(A really great (slightly faster) version that can be found on this what I presume is an Italian bootleg which comes in a nice silkscreened sleeve)

Fabulous Diamonds – Fabulous Diamonds II

(Ultra repetitive Silver Apples’esque album, that also brings to mind Faust, Pit Er Pat and the amazing Urdog...really good stuff, especially the first and last mantras...once again, thanks Kid!)

Miles Davis – Dark Magus

(70's electric experimentation, dark, dense, space afro funk with Can vibes layered with wah wah)

Gum Takes Tooth - 001 001 001

(Thunderous rampaging noise released on floppy disc packaged CDR - from our favourite circuit board destroying noise band)

Sound Carriers - Celeste

(Vintage psychedelic folk fusion in the same vein as Broadcast)

The Beatles - Pepper / Magical Mystery Tour / Yellow Submarine

(Psychedelic period selected tracks)

John Cale & Terry Riley - Church of Anthrax

(Extended proto raga grooves)

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