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Fuzzpopaltcountryrockindoom'n'roll that'll melt your heart and melt your face. Abergele's first and last supergroup. Consisting of Rob and Carl who learnt their trade with the raggle taggle alt country band GINTIS, Jools and Hargi join after spending 11 years with Badass hard alt rock band CARPET and psych jammers MORFFE, and Ralph Latham from Abergele's finest buzz pop band JUNEBUG. 

Tom Robinson (b.1950) is a songwriter and broadcaster who's released 14 studio albums and won two Sony awards for his radio work. He champions new independent artists on his podcast The BBC Introducing Mixtape on 6 Music and sponsors the music blog Fresh On The Net. He's also co-written songs with Elton John, Peter Gabriel and Dan Hartman over the years. The original Tom Robinson Band first became known in the 1970s as supporters of Rock Against Racism and LGBT rights, following their breakthrough hit  ‘2-4-6-8 Motorway’

Jen Jeniro formed in Snowdonia in the summer of 2005 as a result of a chance meeting between tambourine man Eryl, guitarist Llyr, secretary Gwion and a giant beaver-type water beast called the 'Afanc' on the way home from school one grey afternoon.
The 'Afanc' rose majestically out of the river with a vintage hammond organ, and a backing band of two trouts a seahorse, playing a pretty odd, yet average song. The boys were hugely impressed and befriended the 'Afanc; afterwards. He bemoaned his lack of gig opportunities due to his fifteen foot tall hairy, terrifying appearance . . . he needed a band of good looking, marketable humans to play his songs. And so Jen Jeniro was born . . .
The misunderstood beast's first batch of songs were released as an EP called 'Tallahassee' in late 2006 and following a number of personnel changes under the increasingly volatile 'Afanc's' orders, the psychedelic album 'Geleniaeth' was created in 2008 to relative acclaim (although it is three people's favorite album of all time). With the 'Afanc' descending deeper into drug (and pike) addiction the conveyor belt of chart hits had ground to a halt. The band were growing increasingly restless until the 'Afanc's' closest friend, Jeff The Seahorse, stepped in and penned the pop song 'Dolffin Pinc a Melyn' (Pink and Yellow Dolphin)which was based on his own experiences. This song was released as a charity single on cassette in the summer of 2010 (the band have adopted a dolphin called either Jennifer or Denzil with some of the proceeds).
"the theme tune to some forgotten Welsh language drama of the 1970's wherein a team of junior druids solve murders whilst riding a team of invisible dolphins" - Buzz Magazine (5/5)
The review turned out to be factually incorrect because the song is actually about a lonely seahorse finding love in the form of a pink and yellow dolphin. The single later went on to win Best Single of 2010 in Welsh music magazine, 'Y Selar' and won Song of the Year in the Welsh BBC Rock and Pop awards.
Following the single's success, and with the 'Afanc' more or less on the wagon, an (excellent) EP of slightly more melodic folky psychedelia named ‘Swimming Limbs’ has been released in June ‘11 and a shit Spaghetti Western film to accompany the soundtrack has been filmed.



Johnny5thWheel&thecowards are a steampunk-doom-jazz band from the North-West of England. They make life saving pop music and draw cartoons of anthropomorphic appendices.

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Jean Genie's Massive Hugs!!! By name and reputation...her music is like an audio hug, comforting, sincere and often dreamy. 

Jean Genie is a singer songwriter, DJ and the occasional music promoter, putting on Panda Power! live events seasonally to bring music lovers and musicians together.
Back in 2005 onwards she would host events these Panda Power! events at The Heavenly Social; Powers Bar Kilburn, The Wheelbarrow/Tommy Flynns (Camden), The Amersham Arms, The New Cross Inn, The Bunker Club and Goldsmith's Student Union, to name few, it was a those fated events where she would pick up the guitar and open her events with some songs written late at night in the early hours when she couldn't get to sleep.

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