Tag Archive for ‘Suicide Party’
Review: Suicide Party and Romance at Lennons
I caught the last few songs of the opening band Yer Beauties and got a very loud, modern indie band sound but something a bit more electric. But, they entertained the thinly gathered crowd and gave some much needed energy with something ‘ Official Secrets Act’ sounding but unfortunately none of the songs made a [...]
mINtroducing – Suicide Party
Suicide Party are a band that a lot of people have heard of, but not many have seen. Much has been said and written about their self belief and “arrogant” attitude but I feel you should not confuse arrogance and pure 100% self belief. Writer Herm Albright once said “A positive attitude may not solve [...]
Review: Jackson and the Spangles, Last Action Hero + Suicide Party
Jackson and the Spangles are top of the bill for tonight and they have served it well with one of their best performances yet.
Super Furry Animals to headline Blissfields
This morning, the announcement was made that Super Furry Animals will headline the Saturday night at Bradley Farm’s Blissfields Festival.
Blissfields Ticket Launch Party @ The Soul Cellar
Blissfields Ticket Launch Party @ The Soul Cellar, 6th Feb 2009.
Photoset © Toby Binstead
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Photoset © Rob Ball
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mINterview: Joey Ackland from Suicide Party
Suicide Party frontman Joey Ackland, lets us know that he is the spawn of Satan, and tries to break the record for most swear words in a mINtSOUTH article.
OXJAM Acoustic All Dayer @ The Hobbit
Some of the the best bands from the south coast are coming together this Sunday (25th Jan) at The Hobbit in Southampton for a special Acoustic Oxjam gig to help raise money for Oxfam, andto help stamp out poverty across the globe. Including member of Thomas Tantrum and The Strange Death of Liberal England.
Blissfields Ticket Launch Party
Blissfields is back this summer, and will teaming up with mINtSOUTH to put on a ticket launch party at The Soul Cellar on 6th February. Featuring festival favourites Subguant, Dead Dog in a Black Bag, along with a few great local acts.
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