http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheila_Chipperfield 

Once in charge of Elastica's bass duties and hailing from London, Sheila Chipperfield is now a dancefloor botherer all over Europe and is a resident on the Berlin club scene with her mix of oddball/tech house/electro/wonky accidents. She clearly has problems defining what she does because she has a very short attention span and enjoys "being a pain in the arse for people who take these things too seriously". What started off as a one-off laugh at a party in London, snowballed into a residency at the legendary Ghetto in Soho and guest spots at the most anarchic parties, aftershows and festivals both sides of the Atlantic. Most recently at the Berlin Festival party with Peaches and Distortion Festival in Copenhagen which ended up so packed with people crowdsurfing and using flamethrowers that the police had to break it up. It has never been her motivation to appeal to the chin-strokers at the bar as these people have no friends...

“Swinging beats tinged with rockabilly riffs and moody Orbison-esque vocals” – ID
“Harry Dean Stanton is one of my favourite records of 2016” – James Endeacott (Soho Radio) 

The Bridport Dagger recently performed in an echo chamber under the river Thames and supplied sound design for a seven day immersive play in Berlin. The band incorporate elements of flamenco and rockabilly alongside the melodrama of Scott Walker. 

The single was recorded at Brixton Hill Studio and will be released digitally on Friday the 13th October. The band will soon be heading back to the studio in November to record songs for their debut album. 

Influences include Suicide, Nadine Shah, Anna Calvi, Roy Orbison, Guadalupe Plata, Clinic, The Gun Club, Flamenco, Get Your Gun, Ennio Morricone, Wim Wenders and film noir.

Live Dates: 
•	21st September: Bethnal Green Working Mens Club, London
•	29th September: Insomnia, Berlin
•	8th October: Twin Peaks UK Festival, London
•	12th October: Half Moon Putney, London
•	13th October: The Lexington (with the Flaming Stars and Get Your Gun), 
•	4th November: Paper Dress vintage 4th Birthday Party, London

Midwich Youth Club IDM,
Messy Electronics and Glitchbeats

Releases as Chewed Palaces/Midwich Youth Club/Pages from Ceefax/Kehrschleife on Misophonia/NoMen/Polytechnic Youth/Broken Toys/Soft Bodies/The Clap/Industrial Coast labels.

Contact as regards UK gigs/Festivals.

https://chewedtape.bandcamp.com
https://thepolymercities.bandcamp.com/releases
https://midwichyouthclub.bandcamp.com
https://pagesfromceefax.bandcamp.com

Juffage is Jeff T. Smith, a sound artist and multi-instrumentalist from Leeds UK, via Chicago, Illinois.

Through relentless touring in the U.S.A., U.K., and Europe, Jeff has established a reputation for his sonically powerful and physically captivating live shows.

His debut album ‘Semicircle’ was released to critical acclaim from the Guardian, NME, Loud & Quiet, Artrocker, and Drowned in Sound, with airplay on BBC Radio 1 and 6 Music.  A recording enthusiast at heart, Jeff has spent time in some of Chicago’s finest studios including Electrical Audio (w/ Steve Albini) and Engine Studios (w/ Brian Deck).

Currently finishing a follow-up LP, he has collaborated with Katie Harkin (Harkin, Sky Larkin, Wild Beasts, Sleater-Kinney), Tom Evans (Vessels) and Jenna Isherwood (Invisible Cities).  Previously, he has shared the stage with artists such as Deerhoof, Balmorhea, Dosh, Mount Eerie, Cloud Nothings, Xiu Xiu, Portico Quartet, Three Trapped Tigers, and Nat Baldwin (Dirty Projectors), and performed at festivals including ArcTanGent, Beacons, Tramlines, In The Woods, Rewire, Carefully Planned, Long Division, and Fell Foot Sound.

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