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New 12" EP 'Higher Resolution' coming soon on Feral Child.

Tomorrow Syndicate are:

Gerard Espie
Mark O'Donnell
Thomas Cameron

Welsh Fuzz-Fi pop overlords (serious). 

Born of the same fermenting brew that spew The Eggmen Whoo! and Sweet Benfica, Trecco Beis stumbled into the world clueless and naked, only the spirits of Kevin Bacon and Dennis Hopper as guides. A harm to themselves and others, they climbed high into the trees and made animal noises whilst constructing rudimentary tape machines built from sap, bark and sparrows. This soon became tiresome, as all natural endeavours eventually do, so they floated towards the dirt and knitted electric tapestries that made no sense to anyone but the dead sparrows - who, at this point had begun to see the error of their tiny-hollow-bone-bird ways. (About time).

Nice.............to be comfy, nice to be nice. 

Green Seagull's blend of ornate psychedelic pop and fuzzed-out garage rock has won them fans all around the globe. Their debut LP 'Scarlet Fever' received rave notices from the likes of Shindig and Record Collector, also garnering a few spins from 6 Music's Mark Radcliffe, Marc Riley and Gideon Coe. 
They are currently hard at work on the follow-up album and their new single, Simeon Brown/ Belladonna is officially released on May 3rd on Mega DoDo Records. 

 'Any band that can fit such shifts and surprises into less than three minutes deserves your full attention' ** Shindig

 'London's hottest neo-psych revivalists' ** Record Collector

All songs written by Neil Donaldson and Seb Jonsen.

CK Smith’s Celtic Folk Blues draws on influences from 70s folk revival artists such as Hamish Imlach; a comparable scurrilous raconteur and gifted guitarist who went on to influence artists such as Christy Moore and John Martyn. All three of whom if you tilt your head slightly to the left you can hear their mark of influence on Smith.

C.K. Smith is following