Our next gig is down in that there London, at the Strongroom Bar on 13th June. Click the poster for details and tickets.

Our next gig is down in that there London, at the Strongroom Bar on 13th June. Click the poster for details and tickets.
Our next gig is a fundraiser for the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal at the famous Golden Lion in Todmorden. We’re on at 9pm; click through for more info on the FB event page.
A couple more gigs to tell you about:
Firstly we are playing the inaugural HRH Psych festival at Liverpool Arts Club on the Easter weekend. We’ll be on at 6:30pm on Sat 16th. See the poster below for the full lineup; day splits and ticket links here or see their Facebook for the latest info.
Then we’ll be supporting Black Doldrums at the famous Night & Day Café in Manchester on Friday 22nd April. Tickets here.
Thanks to everyone who came out to hear us in Levenshulme and Dumfries, and special thanks to Sammy and Dave respectively for putting the gigs on. We really enjoyed playing live again despite the challenges involved.
We’re having a little break over Christmas and then for the dark months of the new year we’ll concentrate on recording; by March / April time we should be ready to venture out again, subject of course to how badly our alleged government have bollocksed up the next phase of the Covid pandemic. We have a slot at HRH Psych in Liverpool on the Easter weekend still on the cards; any other promoters or interested parties please get in touch!
Get yer jabs, be careful out there, and merry Christmas.
It’s just over 2 years since our last gig, so we’re looking forward to getting out and about again with a local show followed by our Scottish debut:
27th Nov at the Talleyrand in Levenshulme, Manchester supporting Rocket Recordings artists SMOTE and also featuring Black Brunswicker;
and 11th Dec at The Venue in Dumfries, supported by Vert:x and Snakes Don’t Belong In Alaska.
Click the flyers below for tickets or see the GIGS page for more info and links.
Well we were looking forward to announcing a load of gigs in the coming months but as you’re no doubt aware the whole live entertainment situation is being rapidly shut down in the face of COVID-19. We’ll keep the gigs page updated with what’s scheduled and what’s cancelled but things are changing by the day so please bear with us.
In the meantime we’ve made all our releases free (or Name Your Price) to download on Bandcamp.
Good luck and stay safe!
First of all, we’re overwhelmed with the great response to Night Lands – thanks to all the blogs, podcasts etc. that have featured it (list below) and everyone who’s bought it of course. The album is already sold out in physical formats (possibly a few left in the US at Feeding Tube) but we are planning a small re-press later in the year. Meanwhile it is still available to stream and download on Bandcamp along with our entire back catalogue. In particular if you enjoyed the free-flowing, spontaneous music of Night Lands you might like our earlier collections of practice room jams, Thermionic Emissions vol. 1 & 2 which are pay-what-you-like downloads. On the other hand if you prefer something more definite, we offer the last remaining vinyl copies of Adam Stone & DSA Live In Belper: “40-plus minutes of electric satire and caustic future-punk aimed straight at the throbbing heads of an appreciative crowd of misfits.”
We have provided a new recording – a 16 minute piece entitled Lunar Mansions – to the forthcoming Dark, Outside broadcast The da-daRK OUTSIDE, which will transmit from Dada artist Kurt Schwitters‘s Merz Barn in Cumbria as part of the Aerial Festival on 28th-29th of March.
On the live front we are lining up two batches of gigs – some in May & June and then some in October / November – more details as they are announced (and we are open to offers) but suffice to say that we are finally going international!
Those Night Lands reviews: Fragmented Flâneur | [sic] Magazine | Fighting Boredom | Reverb Is For Lovers | Terrascope | The Sleeping Shaman | Echoes and Dust | New Music Social | Fuzzy Sun
Podcasts & Internet Radio: Nightfolk In The Afternoon | Unending Subtleties | Bob Osborne | Dandelion Radio | Turn Me On, Dead Man
Let us know if we’ve missed any!
Thanks for listening.
Unfortunately Giant Boys are no longer joining us at Aatma, but in their place are the mighty LOCEAN. Looking forward to it!