LOVE ENDS DISASTER!
Free Download Single
1.) Ginko Disco -
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.sadler1/ginko.mp3
2.) JOHN MAJOR'S MEGADRIVE -
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.sadler1/jmmd.mp3
3.) GINKO DISCO (ELECTRIC CAFE REMIX) -
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/robert.sad ... Dremix.mp3
1. Ginko Disco (A-Side) has been placed on compilation albums from Small Town America, Collateral Music and Vinyl Junkie Records. It has also received airplay from XFM's John Kennedy and Vic Mcglyn and also by Steve Lamacq on BBC6
"Like a Space Invaders tournament taking place in a disco which forgot to tell the DJ to stop when the band went onstage: half the arcade-bleep of synthesisers, half disco-pop, half guitar heroics, half mathematically impossible" - Drowned In Sound
"Love Ends Disaster! pack an awesome bloc party-style punch that leaves today's cover stars cold" - Rock Sound
"Ginko Disco provides two cutting, guitar sliced bites of modern, spiky alt.rock. In the same way that bands like Editors take retro spiked indie and darken it with deep vocals and spiked riffs, Love Ends Disaster make it ever so more exciting." - Music-Dash
"The eye watering bludgeon core 'Ginko Disco' is a caustic Saturday night floor filler with series death disco undertones replete with an end of evening fist fight between Fire Engines and Josef K...killer stuff!." - Losing Today
2. John Major's Megadrive (B-Side) is taken from a demo recording from March 2004 and was one of L.E.D!'s first live tracks as a band. The demo (costing approx. £60) was recorded in two days and featured an early incarnation of Sendai and another track called This New Wave.
"John Major's Megadrive' is a three minute burst of post-punk that reduces The Futureheads, Art Brut and all those other bands the NME have been fawning over for months to mere pub band status" - Do Something Pretty
"The quirky brit-pop of 'John Major's Megadrive' has a sprightly When Adam Met The Ants ring to it - Futureheads take note" - Drowned In Sound
3. Ginko Disco (Electric Cafe Remix) (B-Side) Created and produced by DJ and remixer Mark Day from
www.electric-cafe.org.uk. Ginko Disco moves from its discordant, thrashing guitars into a stomping, sparse electroclash remix ready to take on the dance floors of clubs in the UK and fill it with the haunting vocals and groove-laden guitar riffs reminiscent of Fischerspooner and Felix Da Housecat or something....
Oh and we're playing Summer Sundae! Yay!
For more information visit
www.loveendsdisaster.co.uk or email
matt@loveendsdisaster.co.uk
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