Mooncloud (live trio version)

Modelado Físico de Audio! Análisis de Espectros Sonoros  , Producción de Música Popular Contemporánea. Síntesis Musical .

Noisy pop songs by polite people.

PRESS

It’s pretty criminal not to see Super Squarecloud at the top of everyone’s agendas by this point. The quick-witted pop these four sport is up there with Deerhoof and Micachu in balancing sharp songwriting with a bright-eyed sense of fun. New song ‘Godot’ is a collision of complexities, all working together to form an instant pop fix. Sleeping on this band is no longer an option.  - DIY

Bright alt-pop sparks Super Squarecloud last struck a chord on the Bulletin with ‘Godot’, a buzzing burst of energy that couldn’t be tamed. ‘Coffee Talk’ is a more subdued affair, filtering the London group’s twee-isms into a more restrained pillow-rester, brought into formation with deft guitars and sun-gleamed vocals. Check out accompanying visuals above. - DIY

Songwriter, musician with albums released, alt rock and indie genres. History: Song by Toad Records, BBC Introducing, FM radio, Internet radio, and reviews. Also known as Daniel Bligh & Weird Cassette.

Live: hystericalinjury at gmail dot com
http://thehystericalinjury.co.uk/

"...could well be my favourite band of the year" - Paul Artrocker, Artrocker magazine

“...extraordinary... How two people can kick up a noise that big and that good with nothing but a bass guitar and a drum kit is beyond me” - Tom Robinson, BBC 6Music

"A great rhythmically thrashing pop racket!" – Steve Lamacq

“Stunning” - Bethan Elfyn

“BAD.ASS.” - Drunken Werewolf

“...blew the room apart...” - TheGirlsAre.com

“the noise of Sonic Youth and the power punches of Sleater-Kinney” - VenusZine.com

“...dirty, rock-laced pop with gushing charisma and a kick like a mule” - IwillBeHeard.co.uk

“...raw, menacing, demanding, driving, busy, thundering...” - The Organ

“The fantastic Hysterical Injury were on after us and were AMAZING...” - Violet Violet

“...like Karen O rutting with The Primitives over a broken drum kit... Just brilliant” - Venue magazine

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We are a noisy, melodic duo comprising drums, bass and voice. We formed in 2007 as a guitar, bass, drum three piece.

We releases on Crystal Fuzz Music:

November 2008 - The Hysterical Injury EP (band as three piece with guitarist Robert Jackson)

June 2009 - Our Lives Are A Futuristic Nightmare EP (first release as bass and drums duo)

Feb 2012 - Dead Wolf Situation album

May 2012 - Cycle One single with remixes from Antoni Maiovvi

October 2012 Icebreak single with remixes from Klad Hest [MXLX/ Beak>/ Team Brick]

October 2013 - Visions of Trees single with remixes from Visions of Trees  [Moshi Moshi]

I doodle with pencils usually, but I also like to doodle with guitar etc. Everything I do are just audio scribbles. 

Most date from the turn of the millennium, the bored student with a 4-track days and aren't exactly proficient in any way, but please do comment if you like!

Apologies to your ears in advance.

Adding Machine is a Bristol based four-piece formed early in 2011 by Hazel Mills, Greg Stoddard, Andy Sutor and TJ Allen. Early Cocteau guitar shrieks, pulsing John Carpenter-eque synths and Silver Apples-inspired rhythms writhe beneath macabre-pop tales, bridging the gap between hauntingly danceable and abrasively mesmerizing.

The band stemmed from the solo project of @hazel-mills (musician/song-writer who has also worked with Roxy Music's Andy Mackay, Goldfrapp's Will Gregory, and Mark Ayres from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop). Adding Machine are currently playing live as a temporary trio, while TJ Allen is off touring as a member of Bat For Lashes’ live band. On his return in September, the four of them will be recording new material with Portishead’s Adrian Utley at the helm.


Crystallise are Chrissy Edwards - Vox..   Playing songs that are passionate, raw, and dynamic and guaranteed to get you rockin' out.. 