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The Beautiful Ones

Ale Hicks: vocals, acoustic guitar 
Gab Sancho: holy spirit 

Recorded at Sancho's Space Station. 


"Feel So Good" by Spacemen 3. 
God bless Pierce/Kember.

Grass On The Sun - Feel So Good (Spacemen 3 - Cover) DEMO

Throw Down Bones debut album will be out 1st December. Those who saw them at Liverpool Psych Fest will know these guys have a unique electronica sound laden with guitars and rhythm that gets the party people moving.

Throw Down Bones' debut self titled album will be released on vinyl including deluxe edition, CD, cassette and digital. 

Available for pre-order here : http://fuzzclub.com/collections/fuzz-club-releases/products/throw-down-bones-s-t-album

Throw Down Bones - It's All Around Us

Blue And Yellow Light

Recorded for Nuggets II Revisited, a tribute compilation by the Active Listener. You can stream/download the whole album here: https://theactivelistener.bandcamp.com/album/nuggets-2-revisited-al028 

Originally released in 1967 by Caleb: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKjPl6afYsE 

Theremin by Sam Enthoven, the rest by Yiğit Bülbül. 

Enjoy. 
Y.
London, September 2015

Baby Your Phrasing Is Bad

“It’s Getting Better” b/w “Hey Girl (I Wanna Be Your Man)”
No-Count Records // March 11, 2016

Dirty Sidewalks are:
Erik Foster: Lead Vocals, Guitars, Drum Programming
Evan Foster: Lead Guitar, Vocals, Drum Programming
Evan O’Neil: Bass

Seattle’s Dirty Sidewalks don’t just take sonic cues from the fuzzy haze of The Jesus and Mary Chain, the honed pop songcraft of Oasis or the rich vocal colors of The Beach Boys and The Everly Brothers—they keep it in the family, too. Formed in 2010 by Erik Foster, older brother (and founder of surf/garage outfit The Boss Martians) Evan Foster and longtime friend Evan O’Neil, the band plays anthemic tunes informed equally by ‘80’s college rock, ‘90’s Britpop and ‘60’s harmonies.

Bolstered sonically by the elder Foster’s crisp, punchy production and the younger’s songwriting and visual talents, Dirty Sidewalks are a force to be reckoned with. Since forming, they’ve played live extensively, opening for bands ranging from Har Mar Superstar and The Moving Units to The Mono Men and Young Fresh Fellows. 

In May 2015, the trio released their first track, “It’s Getting Better,” as a digital single on Los Angeles-based label MuSick Recordings. An original yuletide bummer ballad, “It’s Xmas (And Everyone is Miserable),” landed on Soundcloud in December. Now, in 2016, their infectious hooks take physical form, with “It’s Getting Better” set for release as a 7” vinyl single in March, and debut LP Bring Down The House Lights following in the summer. With records in the pipleline, more songs in the quiver and tour dates forthcoming, this band of brothers are all set for a banner year in rock ‘n’ roll.

For More Information, Please Contact:
Joshua Mills
It’s Alive! Media
323-464-6314
josh@itsalivemedia.com

Dirty Sidewalks
www.facebook.com/dirtysidewalks
www.dirtysidewalks.bandcamp.com

It's Getting Better

No-Count Records presents "It's Xmas (and Everyone is Miserable)", an original Xmas song by recent signing DIRTY SIDEWALKS (Seattle, WA)!

It's Xmas (and Everyone is Miserable)

Seattle’s Dirty Sidewalks don’t just take sonic cues from the fuzzy haze of The Jesus and Mary Chain or Oasis’ high-flying jangle—they keep it in the family, too. Formed in 2010 by Erik Foster (lead vocals, guitar), older brother Evan (lead guitar, vocals, and also of The Boss Martians) and longtime friend Evan O’Neil (bass), the band plays anthemic tunes informed equally by ‘80s college rock, ‘90s Britpop and ‘60s harmonies. Bolstered sonically by the elder Foster’s crisp, punchy production and by the younger’s songwriting and visual talents, Dirty Sidewalks are a force to be reckoned with. Their brand-new single “It’s Getting Better” features tenacious pop hooks and a visually dazzling video influenced by the bizarre stop-motion animation of Terry Gilliam (Monthy Python’s Flying Circus). The song will be released digitally on May 26, 2015 on Los Angeles-based label MuSick Recordings. A second single, “Hey Girl (I Wanna Be Your Man)” will follow in the mid summer. The band, who recently shared the stage with acts such as Har Mar Superstar and Moving Units, will release their debut LP in the fall of 2015 on No-Count Records—another Foster endeavor. Spin “It’s Getting Better” today and sample the unassailable quality of the Brothers Foster.

It's Getting Better

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