Sleeping Today Presents #1 2013

Event information

Sleeping Today Presents:

Saturday 2nd Febuary 2013 Doors 7.45pm to 12 Midnight (bands finish at 11pm)
The Sebright Arms
31-35 Coate Street
London
E2 9AG

Nearest Tube: Bethnal Green (Central) Hoxton (East London) Nearest rail: Cambridge Heath (Liverpool Street) Buses from Liverpool Street (48, 26)

http://www.sebrightarms.co.uk/
Venue Map - http://binged.it/UblpjY

Pale Man Made

Pale Man Made take touches of the best 80s and 90s music, add a caustic commentary on working life, relationship problems, animals, politics and snooker players and engulf the whole thing in a melodic whirlwind of boy-girl fuzz. Think the best Scottish pop (The Pastels, The Shop Assistants, Orange Juice) blended with the angst and ferocity of The Wedding Present, all clouded by a gentler take on the heady fuzz of My Bloody Valentine and The Jesus and Mary Chain.

"A Thing To Treasure" was the NME's verdict on the debut album Red Box Secrets.

http://palemanmade.com/
http://palemanmade.bandcamp.com/
http://uk.myspace.com/palemanmade

The Rileys

After a short but very creative career as Feverfew, the band that features Keith and Paul of later Blueboy, they changed their name and personal to become The Rileys. After releasing a stunning split seven inch with Feverfew on A Turntable Friend Records, they finally realesed on Elefant Records. Amazing Indie-Pop with a small splash of Soul of the beginning 90s. There and back again lane

"This EP was truly indiepop gold and now even better than ever". Trip TV on the split FeverFew /Rileys reissue on Dufflecoats Records


Flowers

Yet to release a record (a release on Cloudberry is imminent) Flowers, who have recent signed to Fortuna Pop, have generated a buzz based on their demos and live shows. Expect a single on Oddbox too later this year!

https://www.facebook.com/flowersdomusic
http://flowersdomusic.bandcamp.com/

The Ritas

"I arrive to catch The Ritas in full swing, a pair of Morrissey fans exiled from Weimar Berlin. A whirl of braces, epaulettes, Sparks couture and home-made drum machine punk; Dietrich meets Durutti Column. They make their pointed point and leave us with a cover of The Smiths' 'Jeane' to savour. They mean it man, but they're teasing too: call it play as you yearn." thegirlsare.com

http://www.theritas.co.uk/

Plus Culture Bunker DJ's

www.theculturebunker.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Culture-Bunker/392036880811185