Catchy pop-punk song by Brighton's new raunchy sensation. A hint of Ramones in the guitars.

In The Right Moment

Satirical comment on the sleazy news tabloid industry, from the point of view of irony.

Chip Paper

A surreal song combining esoteric sounds with rock.

Stars Across the Skies

A raunchy Rock'n'roll song commenting on society's obsession with sex.

The Sex Shop

'Falling'  is an energetic song. Take my word for it and listen.

Falling

A funky new pop/rock song, with disco beat

Beauty Queen

Pop Punk, anti-everyone thrash in the spirit of 1977 punk

An Attack On Love

Rain, Hope and Prey

Spectre's Memory

Should I Stay Or Should I Go

Pop Punk reminiscent of New York punk in the mid-1970s, such as The Heartbreakers and New York Dolls.

Out of My Head

Clair

'THE MICE ARE POSSIBLY THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD' - NME (New Mice Express)
 
 'The Mice' rose from the ashes of a band called 'Xplode the Myth', which in turn rose from the ashes of 'Devils Advocate', which in turn rose from the ashes of 'Pistachio', which in turn...etc.

 Anyway, to cut rather a long story short,  one day in spring 2009, the surviving members of 'Xplode the Myth' had important busness to discuss, so headed to the one logical place; the local pub. The singer was in a sad mood, as this particular day he'd just split from his girl friend. He sat there mumbling that one of the reasons they'd split was that she'd complained his flat was full of Mice. 'That's it!' cried the drummer, 'The Mice!' And so the band found it's true name. 

They each gave themselves familiar stage names; The singer/bass player was 'Mighty Mouse', the guitarist was 'Micky Mouse' and the drummer was 'Mighty Mouse'. With a set of songs established, 'The Mice' then set upon a series of shows throughout the various ale pits of london, eventually finding regular monthly residance at 'the Montague Arms' at New Cross in SE London, an amazing bohemian venue once dubbed in the press as 'the best pub in London'.
 
 'The Mice' aren't terribly influenced by modern bands, and instead have a retro sound taking inspiration from classic bands like the Beatles, the sex pistols, Roxy Music, the Clash, Madness, and even Phil Spector, combining them together to create their own unique sound. The songs have a catchy sound with punk attitude, including songs like 'Clair' , 'stars across the skies' and 'An Attack on Love.' 

 They also made a promotional video for their new song 'The Sex Shop', a raunchy, contraversial tune which can be seen at 
www.youtube.com/user/uglyindian

 The album, 'THE SEX SHOP' is available to download at http:/tinyurl.com/themice-itunes

 Also, you can email 
freakymags@hotmail.com  or listen to other examples of our music at www.myspace.com/themicespace 

  With their cheesy collection of songs, these cheeky little pests are preparing to scamp around and take the world (well london) by storm. 
                The Mice are on the move.

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