NURSERY OF NAUGHTINESS
1. 00
2. Future
Released 8th August 2011

After a slight (but seemingly achingly long) hiatus, your favourite noisy master bastards Nursery of Naughtiness are back with a brand new single 00 backed by angelic sibling B-side Future. During their time off the band have been busy chasing big dogs, kicking dirt, inventing new noises, playing tag, experimenting with stop motion film (http://youtu.be/_O1uDlVbCtM) and generally causing trouble. The band are also in need of a new front man/MC who must be very energetic, committed and willing to take orders. Drop the guys a line through their various online portals.

00 is a dirty offbeat mess of noise, with tinges of the Prodigy, a solid hook distorted by some top production… like washing your whites in the Thames. Street MC vocals over broken breaks beats complete the track which I’m finding really hard to describe, and much easier to listen to. 

Future is the angelic alter ego, all minimalist tribal drumming. Alternating pads bring a slight melody and even, dare I say it, tune to the piece. The tribal many vocal samples light up the track imploring us to have ‘Faith in the future’. Based on this package I’d say I definitely have faith in the future, and that future is naughty.

With support from Steve Lamacq, Annie Nightingale on Radio 1, Loose Cannons on Kiss FM and Jon Kennedy and Clint Boom on XFM, plus singles of the week at Beatport, 7Digital and iTunes the Nurseries look set to take on 2011 in fine style.

"Best save this music for the sound system in your armored tank... send N.o.N some gold, because they're the next big thing." (girlsonic.com)

"...an epic, neo-industiral... tripped out body of work." 4/5 (DJMag)

"It has that cold hard edge of Aphex but also that grinding and piercing quality of The Prodigy.... They are without a doubt one of the finest new electronic acts out there and one to keep on the radar. We simply love this stuff." 9.3/10 (comfortcomes.com)

More at:
www.myspace.com/nurseryofnaughtiness 
www.facebook.com/nonmusic 
www.soundcloud.com/alastairdawson313

Nursery Of Naughtiness - Future

Nursery Of Naughtiness - 00

NURSERY OF NAUGHTINESS
1. 00
2. Future
Released 8th August 2011

To celebrate this release we are giving away a FREE 30 min mix feat. dubstep, breaks and future jungle. Enjoy and dont forget to follow us.

Tracklisting ---
Herve - Together (DJ Fresh Rmx) 
Redlight - Feel So Good 
Pyramid - Trouble 
Nursery Of Naughtiness - Vapour (Future Jungle Rmx) 
The Visualist - Gauntlet 
Warrior One - Turn the Music Up 
Nursery Of Naughitness - 00 
Nursery Of Naughtiness - Future 
Baxta - Neon Light

After a slight (but seemingly achingly long) hiatus, your favourite noisy master bastards Nursery of Naughtiness are back with a brand new single 00 backed by angelic sibling B-side Future. During their time off the band have been busy chasing big dogs, kicking dirt, inventing new noises, playing tag, experimenting with stop motion film (http://youtu.be/_O1uDlVbCtM) and generally causing trouble. The band are also in need of a new front man/MC who must be very energetic, committed and willing to take orders. Drop the guys a line through their various online portals.

00 is a dirty offbeat mess of noise, with tinges of the Prodigy, a solid hook distorted by some top production… like washing your whites in the Thames. Street MC vocals over broken breaks beats complete the track which I’m finding really hard to describe, and much easier to listen to. 

Future is the angelic alter ego, all minimalist tribal drumming. Alternating pads bring a slight melody and even, dare I say it, tune to the piece. The tribal many vocal samples light up the track imploring us to have ‘Faith in the future’. Based on this package I’d say I definitely have faith in the future, and that future is naughty.

With support from Steve Lamacq, Annie Nightingale on Radio 1, Loose Cannons on Kiss FM and Jon Kennedy and Clint Boom on XFM, plus singles of the week at Beatport, 7Digital and iTunes the Nurseries look set to take on 2011 in fine style.

"Best save this music for the sound system in your armored tank... send N.o.N some gold, because they're the next big thing." (girlsonic.com)

"...an epic, neo-industiral... tripped out body of work." 4/5 (DJMag)

"It has that cold hard edge of Aphex but also that grinding and piercing quality of The Prodigy.... They are without a doubt one of the finest new electronic acts out there and one to keep on the radar. We simply love this stuff." 9.3/10 (comfortcomes.com)

More at:
www.myspace.com/nurseryofnaughtiness 
www.facebook.com/nonmusic 
www.soundcloud.com/alastairdawson313

Nursery of Naughtiness - 00ep FREE DOWNLOAD MIX

1.	The Echo
2.	Until You Master Time

iTunes : http://tinyurl.com/cfddca5
Beatport : http://tinyurl.com/c6zrsnu

Nursery of Naughtiness are back with their latest single The Echo on the Exceptional Black Label. This is the band’s 10th release on Exceptional Records and comes in their 5th year with the label. 

Alastair Dawson, Nursery of Naughtiness says "With this E.P we took the elements of dubstep that we love and combined them with our own production style." 

The Echo is a power struggle… a battle between beauty and the beast, peace and destruction, the two hearts which beat inside each of us. Opening with soft wavering pads and backed by a heavy steady trip hop beat the wandering tonality gives the opening section an expectant air. The relative peace is quickly broken by the introduction of the unique NoN brand of dirty synths, tremulous, dark and discordant. Darkness has Arrived. Returning melodic pads fight to try and restrain the piece, to bring it back down to earth and anchor it in some sort of understandable form, but each time it breaks free, unshackled and rampant. Nursery of Naughtiness, as ever, strike the perfect line between these two bipolar personalities, cleverly combining them in the final section, pulling the music forward in the same direction. 

Until You Master Time continues the theme of duality, picking up where The Echo leaves off, at the same tempo and with a similar rhythm. It could almost be an echo of the echo, with it’s gentler pads and trippy beat, set with a plaintive and indistinct female vocal sample, emploring the listener to ‘take me away from here.’ The breakdown features male spoken word samples reminiscent of Michael Caine doing his best British disdain. 

These two tracks make for a killer combination and add yet another cracking release to NoN’s exceptional black catalogue.

With support from Steve Lamacq, Annie Nightingale on Radio 1,  Loose Cannons on Kiss FM and Jon Kennedy and Clint Boom on XFM, plus singles of the week at Beatport, 7Digital and iTunes. the Nurseries continue their meteoric rise.

"Best save this music for the sound system in your armored tank...  send N.o.N some gold, because they're the next big thing." (girlsonic.com)

"...an epic, neo-industiral... tripped out body of work." 4/5 (DJMag)

"It has that cold hard edge of Aphex but also that grinding and piercing quality of The Prodigy.... They are without a doubt one of the finest new electronic acts out there and one to keep on the radar. We simply love this stuff."9.3/10 (comfortcomes.com)

www.facebook.com/nonmusic
www.soundcloud.com/alastairdawson313

Nursery Of Naughtiness - The Echo

1.	The Echo
2.	Until You Master Time

iTunes : http://tinyurl.com/cfddca5
Beatport : http://tinyurl.com/c6zrsnu

Nursery of Naughtiness are back with their latest single The Echoout now on the Exceptional Black Label. This is the band’s 10th release on Exceptional Records and comes in their 5th year with the label. 

Alastair Dawson, Nursery of Naughtiness says "With this E.P we took the elements of dubstep that we love and combined them with our own production style." 

The Echo is a power struggle… a battle between beauty and the beast, peace and destruction, the two hearts which beat inside each of us. Opening with soft wavering pads and backed by a heavy steady trip hop beat the wandering tonality gives the opening section an expectant air. The relative peace is quickly broken by the introduction of the unique NoN brand of dirty synths, tremulous, dark and discordant. Darkness has Arrived. Returning melodic pads fight to try and restrain the piece, to bring it back down to earth and anchor it in some sort of understandable form, but each time it breaks free, unshackled and rampant. Nursery of Naughtiness, as ever, strike the perfect line between these two bipolar personalities, cleverly combining them in the final section, pulling the music forward in the same direction. 

Until You Master Time continues the theme of duality, picking up where The Echo leaves off, at the same tempo and with a similar rhythm. It could almost be an echo of the echo, with it’s gentler pads and trippy beat, set with a plaintive and indistinct female vocal sample, emploring the listener to ‘take me away from here.’ The breakdown features male spoken word samples reminiscent of Michael Caine doing his best British disdain. 

These two tracks make for a killer combination and add yet another cracking release to NoN’s exceptional black catalogue.

With support from Steve Lamacq, Annie Nightingale on Radio 1,  Loose Cannons on Kiss FM and Jon Kennedy and Clint Boom on XFM, plus singles of the week at Beatport, 7Digital and iTunes. the Nurseries continue their meteoric rise.

"Best save this music for the sound system in your armored tank...  send N.o.N some gold, because they're the next big thing." (girlsonic.com)

"...an epic, neo-industiral... tripped out body of work." 4/5 (DJMag)

"It has that cold hard edge of Aphex but also that grinding and piercing quality of The Prodigy.... They are without a doubt one of the finest new electronic acts out there and one to keep on the radar. We simply love this stuff."9.3/10 (comfortcomes.com)

www.facebook.com/nonmusic
www.soundcloud.com/alastairdawson313

Nursery Of Naughtiness - Until You Can Master Time

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Nursery of Naughtiness
Nightmare Box EP
1. Nightmare Box
2. Submerge

Nursery of Naughtiness return with their new single, a two track EP due for release 21st May through the Exceptional Black label.



Nursery Of Naughtiness - Nightmare Box

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Nursery of Naughtiness
Nightmare Box EP
1. Nightmare Box
2. Submerge

Nursery of Naughtiness return with their new single, a two track EP due for release 21st May through the Exceptional Black label.

Submerge shows off NoN's slower, more experimental side, fusing elements of glitch hop dubstep and breaks to create a unique contrast of melodic pads with grinding glitch bass lines.



Nursery Of Naughtiness - Submerge

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