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Hark!

Sat 2nd April -
Guests on the 'Hello Goodbye' show 104.4 ResonanceFM (12-1pm)

12 Bar, Denmark St, London
(£6, 8pm)


Wed 6th April - Cabaret, Nottingham (supporting Curtis Eller's American Circus)
(£5, 8.30pm)


Fri 22nd April - Nottingham Trent Student Union (with Burning Man & Death of Love)


Wed 27th April - Junktion 7, Nottingham (with Lo-Ego)


Thurs 5th May - Cellar Bar, Oxford


We're still calculating the precise timing of the great conjunction which shall allow the correct sonic capturing devices to be sent from the underworld with which we can collate and call our debut EP.

More visual and aural spectacles at www.thehellsetorchestra.co.uk[/url]

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Life is what happens when you are busy making plans - John Winston Lennon

I may have alzheimers but atleast I don't have alzheimers - ?

Nicely done.

Which bands are you in my good sir?

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Life is what happens when you are busy making plans - John Winston Lennon

I may have alzheimers but atleast I don't have alzheimers - ?

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Life is what happens when you are busy making plans - John Winston Lennon

I may have alzheimers but atleast I don't have alzheimers - ?

Here's the full list of performers:

deXter Bentley (on stage at approx. 8:30pm) Loosely described as ‘end of the pier psychedelic folk’, South London’s deXter Bentley plough their own particular furrow of un-hip pop. Wearing their Englishness proudly on their sleeves, dB manage to combine their idiosyncratic kitchen sink dramas with a no-fi soundtrack that never draws the same comparison twice.

The Irrepressibles (on stage at approx. 9:15pm) A London based, neo-orchestral, experimental Art-Rock ensemble. With a combination of vocal abandonment and soaring orchestral arrangements The Irrepressibles manage to create an altogether impeccable, innovative and inspiring sound.

Richard Thomas (on stage at approx. 10:15pm) (the host of the ‘Banality’ show on Resonance FM) will be ‘treading the boards’ with his very own brand of absurdist/musical/theatre.

The Hellset Orchestra (on stage at approx. 10:45pm) An 8-piece group who hail from Nottingham. Comprising of - vocals, organ, bass, drums, cello, violins, saxophone and a laptop. The Hellset Orchestra say of themselves, ‘we provide the soundtrack to a silent theatrical discotheque'. Their kindred spirits apparently include the likes of: Queen, Meat Loaf, Boney M, ELO, King Crimson and Sparks (to name but six!).

Reading based 5 piece Hot silk Pockets (on stage at approx. midnight) are a ‘euphoric, frenetic, ramshackle, carcrash popnoise’ of a band who are guaranteed to get you strutting your Punky stuff... so best make sure you bring your dancing shoes!

Bilkis (on stage at approx. 1:00am) Sophie Pathan (guitar/vocals) and Stacey De-Looze (vocals) will be calming things down a wee bit with their melodic indie-folk songs. If you are a fan of harmonies then you will most definitely be a fan of Bilkis.

Will see you there, will prob be there from half 8 prob

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Life is what happens when you are busy making plans - John Winston Lennon

I may have alzheimers but atleast I don't have alzheimers - ?