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Weaned on the alternative Rock
of the Nineties and merging some of the vitality, heaviness and etherial
elements of the Deftones with the Punk Rock energy of Hole, Grog (bass/vocals) and Drew Richards (guitar), former core members of
notable Goth/Rock underground favourites ‘FELINE’,
joined forces with Keith Moon-inspired ex-Gigantic drummer Al Fletcher in London, where the three-piece
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body of songs with producer Pat Collier
– original bassist with the legendary Vibrators, whose credits include Primal
Scream and the Jesus and Mary Chain. |
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Tearing
up the UK club circuit, and the band are already gathering considerable
interest in The U.S., having supported the likes of Drowning Pool, Vex
Red, Rachel Stamp, The Wildhearts and Boy Hits Car. Their debut release, “Operation
Hypocrite”, was awarded ‘single of the week’ on the Radio One Rock
Show hosted by Mary Anne Hobbs, and
more recently “Disconnected” topped the TotalRock listeners chart for 2 weeks. The
trio’s attitude is to “use Metal and don’t lose Punk”. Hard-edged yet
strongly melodic, raw yet individual, this band leave both compromise and
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DIE SO FLUID’S NEW SINGLE, “DISCONNECTED”
(SLON 1cd), IS OUT NOW
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“I like that… Actually, I really like that!” – Claire Sturgess, XFM. “THIS IS DARKPUNK” they gleefully exclaim – but that’s just scratching the
surface. C64 are everything you no longer expect bands to be.
Exciting, angular, and genuinely different, hearing them for the first time
can be a shock. Their strong sense of melodic guitar-driven songwriting
combined with a ‘pixies-esque’ quirkiness earned them an XFM session long
before the prospect of a record release. C64 are (right to left) Ed (vocals), Ingri (Drums), James (Bass) and Dan (guitar). Having
stolen the show at last years “The Future Of Rock ‘n Roll” live showcase
event, the band supported the Yeah
Yeah Yeahs at the London Astoria on 4th
March 2003. The
band’s debut release, “Broken Art”, should be out in early summer.
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Cartesian Records Ltd, 2003.