Possibly one of the most diverse acts we've ever seen at dancetillyoudie, the Budda Cakes use every instrument from guitars to harmoniums to sock monkeys to create quite astonishing music; "As inventive and fresh as it gets. Superb! (ToxicPete)
Described by Artrocker as being one of those bands that can 'please Smiths fans and artrock hedonists alike', the Patty Winters Show are cracking. Shades of Interpol mingle with a surprising punk muscle to create a truly awesome sound.
With one foot in the very height of 60s psychedelia, and the other firmly in the angular modern indie camp, The Screenbeats are absolutely bloody belting. Imagine The Libertines walking hand in hand down Carnaby Street with Martha and the Vandellas and you'll get the idea...
Possibly the greatest Swedish export since meatballs with that funny sauce on them that you get in IKEA, Scandinavian popsters Sansui Rock'n'Roll burst into London town for a set of very exclusive international dates. They're only here for a week, and you would be insane to miss them!
Afterwards the dancetillyoudie DJs and art.war VJs entertain with indie, electro, rock, punk, breaks and beats, somersaults and cartwheels until 2am...perhaps without the somersaults and cartwheels...
Thursday 17th July
The Good Ship, Kilburn
Doors 8.00pm
£5 on the door // £4 advance guestlist
(www.myspace.com/dancetillyoudieclub)
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