Brick Lane-ger gig at 93 Feet East on 22nd Oct 2010.

93 Ft East

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Graham Day & The Forefathers were formed to “crank out choice cuts from four Graham Day-fronted bands - The Prisoners, The Prime Movers, The Solarflares and The Gaolers - distilling 30-odd years of high quality song writing, lo-fi production and high energy performance to their stripped down Garage-Rock essence”. Steve from Retro Man Blog meets up with Graham and his long-time bandmates Allan Crockford and Wolf Howard to discuss their forthcoming album “Good Things”, which sees them finally coming to terms with an outstanding musical legacy. They candidly talk us through their fascinating history and pick out a few favourite songs from each of the line-ups. Along the way we also discuss and play some of the other bands and artists they have worked with over the years, such as The James Taylor Quartet, Billy Childish, The Daggermen, The Spartan Dreggs, The Galileo 7 and Planet. Generously sound-tracked by a hand-picked selection of over twenty songs from the trio’s varied career, including some exclusive tracks from the new album “Good Things”, this Podcast is a must-have for every die-hard fan and a perfect taster for those newcomers wanting an introduction to one of Britain’s best ever songwriters.

Graham Day & The Forefathers will play 229 The Venue in London on October 31st and you will be able to pick up copies of the new album at the gig exclusively prior to it’s official release. So, pour yourself a Whisky, sit back and enjoy...! For more information on the Podcast and links to buy tickets to the October 31st show please check out the feature on Retro Man Blog here. 
http://retroman65.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/retrosonic-podcast-graham-day.html

Graham Day & The Forefathers

Sleep Cycles - Where Has The Moon Gone?

Girobabies - Late Night Sketchy (remix) by Scatabrainz

Late Night Sketchy (scata.remix)

Sleep Cycles - N3L22 (Edit)

Opera Dog DJ

Clinker are a band based in London featuring two core members, Peter Jordan and Tomoko Matsumoto.

Music obsessives, they are influenced by a wide range of artists….too many to pick their faves…but their sound is a mash of everything, coming out as a Psychedelic Shoegazey Dance Pop hybrid that sounds really refreshing and vital.

They have to make music, it’s in their DNA. Everyday is spent creating. It’s their life.
 
