What: Live Show
Venue: The Labour Club
Town: Northampton, UK NN1
Date: Friday, 4^th of August 2006

Notes

Masters of Budvar proudly present

on

FRIDAY 4th AUGUST

at

THE LABOUR CLUB, EARL STREET, NORTHAMPTON NN1





THEY CAME FROM THE STARS I SAW THEM

http://www.myspace.com/theycamefromthestarsisawthem


they came from the stars i saw them are searching for the motherlode
they came from the stars i saw them are here to rock your world
they came from the stars i saw them believe in unadulterated joy
they came from the stars i saw them believe there has to be a way out of here
they came from the stars i saw them are different every time
they came from the stars i saw them are a joke band
they came from the stars i saw them are serious as the hole in the ozone

Bonkers death-factory cocktail bar electronica about meeting aliens. They're going to be stars
(we see it)...You could be forgiven for thinking TCFTSIST are the only pop group in the world
who matter. Genius is the only word, really.

Twice Leftfield Single of the Month - Muzik magazine

One of the highlights of my year, without a doubt. 
John Kennedy XFM - Twice Single of the Week


It's an oddity!
Xmas Single of the Week: Mark & Lard, Radio 1


Utterly entrancing...this is the Beta Band, times twenty.
BANG! Magazine


Tastelessness? I'd say tasty to the point of pungent! 
Mixing It, Radio 3

Absurdist madness with the sole aim to create excitement 
The Guardian


...rush-of-blood-to-the-head exciting...Awesome 
Careless Talk Costs Lives

'gorgeous, inventive, sweetly winking, vaguely Flaming Lips-like Xmas e.p. 
Time Out

Beautiful, poetic, creeping chaos 
Single of the Month, Bizarre Magazine


There isn't much else to say. This is the maddest band in London. Don't miss it.


Plus Special Guests

LES CLOCHARDS

http://www.clochard.co.uk


Euro-Romance of the very highest quality, with more than a touch of the great Jacques Brel. 


Les Clochards, a laid-back quartet of stand-up bass, accordion, acoustic and drums,
purvey a relaxing blend of Parisian cafe music, the odd nugget of Brecht/Weill and
a couple of acoustic ballads that breathe the air of Henry Miller lounging around
Parisian watering holes while writing dirty books. The singer was extraordinary, with
a delivery which was one part Maurice Chevalier and the other part Elvis Presley.
Singing in both French and English in a cool, dark baritone, he exuded confidence
and smoothness. The very French-looking female accordionist, looking both blissful
and slightly scared, filled the music with artful, authentic-sounding melodies and
the overall effect was enchanting. Another strong gig, with Les Clochards emerging
as a band of charm and originality.

Colin Mackinnon, http://www.oxfordbands.co.uk




Your superstar DJ

JOE WOOLLEY

http://www.joewoolley.com


You all know he's more Merry Prankster than Teenage Angster. Now prepare to be bewitched,
bothered and bewildered by the psychedelic superstar's unique mix of beat poetry,
classical music and steam train recordings, as they all add up to the kind of night
where you just want to kick off your shoes, roll back the carpet and watch out for
splinters. It's the New Barcelona. You know you love it!


Everything else is as per normal.

Admission free.

Bar open till midnight.

First band onstage at 9:30pm

You seriously need to see this one, people.