'Face me, face me, face me, suck bright, suck bright, F. wailed (if i remember the sounds correctly).'

Here's our tune for December featuring Richard Storer on snare drum. Richard wraps up warm and so should you - it's winter.

...as promised, here is our second slice of muscial pie just for you. if you're a fan of suspense then we're sorry that particular aspect of november didn't last long, but gosh we were just so keen to share...  it's a rare groove indeed...


we've all been angry. and we all know that when you're angry the best thing to do is get funky.


this track features some pretty damn fine vocals from our good friend Julie Clarkson - you can hear her own stuff with her band Jube...


ok, so that's november sorted.

teaching chemistry has never been so rewarding...

this is the track for november. as it's november and we all need a bit of nourishment we will shortly be bringing you ANOTHER track. that's two in one month. we think that between them, the two will cover all your mood enhancement needs for this time of the year.

 no guests on this one. just us.

"Oral testimony draws a veil over more tragic elements - the dead and wounded, the pain and fear - and brings out the symbolic overturning of order characteristic of carnival" - Passerini

Hi this is our song for October featuring fantastic vocals from Anna Hawkins, a universal ode to Brian Cox - Higgs Boson

"The past is a foreign country, they do things differently there." - L P Hartley

"After a great pain, a formal feeling comes." - Emily Dickinson

"Would it be right to go ahead and feel? Go ahead and count on something?" - Toni Morrison 

Here's Septembers track - Overdue

Here's our track for August,

'Sandwich n See' featuring awesome vocals from Lisa Palmer, who also sings with Animat

This song features many kitchen background noises, and is perfect for eating sandwiches to.

Here are our top sandwich choices:-

Coronation Chicken & Avocado (brown baguette)

Mayo with Bacon & Cheese garnish (double decker)

Parma Ham with Mozzarella & Pesto on Foccacia (toasted)

try em out whilst listening!

Hello pop pickers

Here's a new track we played on and produced in our front room called 'It scratches stone' by the uber talented Kieron Wright. Kieron plays in loads of great local bands such as the Jesus Loves Heroin Band and he likes cats.

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We'll be back with more soon x

The fabric of Sheffield history is almost entirely home-made . Six vital contributions - the inventions of the water-grinding wheel, the spring knife, crucible steel, the steam hammer, Bessemer steel and the open-hearth furnace-were certainly made by men not even English, and the coming of the Leaders and Tudors had been of great benefit to the silver industry; but every other important development was begun by natives of Hallamshire, and the contributions from outside were made fruitful by them.

Mary Walton, Sheffield Its Story and its Achievements

Here's a new collaboration with Mat Fleming, a man of many talents

Long before man the tool-maker first trod the site of Sheffield, the things that were to shape its destiny were already there, in the "lay of the land".

Sheffield - It's Story and it's Acheivements, Mary Walton

This song is called Talking In Rhyme and features additional harmonies from Julie Clarkson and Bennett Holland of Jube - www.myspace.com/julieandbennet

 

Have a merry May folks!

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little glitches

Here's another song. This one is called Work Song and features Laura Burn Acaster on vocals. The song has recently been reappropiated for a documentary film called Hearts of Steel which features stories and poetry by ex steel workers and people from Rotherham. The film is brilliant and can be seen here:

http://www.vimeo.com/20322287

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Hello,

This is a new tune - light running over (featuring Chuffy Stanley)

look out every month for a new track!

love

little glitches
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