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Rachel Stamp frontman holding birthday bash
David Ryder Prangley – member of the excellent groups Rachel Stamp and Paul St. Paul and the Apostles – is holding a birthday bash this week.
His Electric Birthday Parade will be held on January 14 at South of the Border on 350/4 Old Street, London, with David being joined by numerous guests to play music from his past and present.
Doors open at 8pm, with David scheduled to arrive on stage at 8 30pm. Tickets will be £5.
In his latest report on contemporary Eastern and Central European music, Jakub Knera explores Lithuania. From extensive archives to the experimental programming of Braille Satellite, he finds a fresh and Dadaist approach to music created with tape loops, hand-made instruments, and even a skateboard
Grim times breed great music, but not the kind that you might think. All those po-faced lads, sweating and grimacing their way through dreary derivative ‘political’ indie rock, are false prophets. If any band has a useful response to our current predicaments, it is these daft-as-fuck pop geniuses
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