The Quiet Despair Of The Starship Enterprise EP
MOWBIRD!!! our friends have finally put the hit’s out.
6 months ago on November 20, 2012 at 11:58pm
A certain to be a Christmas number 1
WE HAVE A NEW SONG.
It’s a Christmas song for Tiny Lights Records charity compilation.
It’s also featured on the Fat Cat Records Christmas competition compilation.
It feature Mike from Bad Paintings’ daughter Evie and Jade Blood.
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6 months ago on November 04, 2012 at 08:57pm
CW002: Mowbird - We Sell Maternity Swimwear
Unofficially released on Coastal Wizards waaaaay back in May, the third EP from surf-punk quartet Mowbird gets an official seat at the table.
CW002: Mowbird - We Sell Maternity Swimwear
1. Thank You, You Are Revolting
2. We Sell Maternity Swimwear
3. Galactus, Here He Comes
4. Happy Birthday Dad
Available physically from Coastal Wizards, and digitally from Mowbird
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6 months ago on November 01, 2012 at 01:47pm
Who’s thats,who’s that? It’s a Sauna Youth
Was good to see Sauna Youth and Cold Pumas last night in Birmingham.
6 months ago on October 31, 2012 at 10:30pm
Fawn Spots: Spanish Glass VIDEO & SINGLE! ›
Video for our forthcoming single ‘Spanish Glass’ on Southern Record’s Louder than War imprint.
It ‘stars’ some of our best friends, and some of their kids - Arlo and Billy are the main protagonists. If you see them out and about give them a high 5, though both amazing and better than most…
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9 months ago on August 04, 2012 at 10:31pm
Title: We Sell Maternity Swimwear
Artist: Mowbird
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Mowbird - We Sell Maternity Swimwear EP.
The last time I heard from Wrexham’s Mowbird was the brilliantly fuzzy Empress and Dear Daria single. Now, I know what you’re all thinking: Surely he is going to mention how the band’s new EP, We Sell Maternity Swimwear (Awesome title,right?) finds the self-dubbed “Queens of DIY” exploring a higher sound fidelity whilst retaining a lot of the noise that made the band so good in the first place. AND that I would then go on to notice how the band sound a bit more grungey than their previous pop offering, because that’s the only way things I could possibly tell you, right? Well, no. Balls to all that jargon. The only thing you need to know about Mowbird’s latest offering that although it’s a tad more downbeat and poignant, see Happy Birthday Dad, that the band are are as noisy and enjoyable as ever.
Check out the whole EP over at the band’s bandcamp page, as well as their previous singles and eps. :http://mowbird.bandcamp.com/
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10 months ago on July 15, 2012 at 07:26pm
screenprinting new tees//listening to thee oh sees tapes
Rad!!!!!!
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11 months ago on May 30, 2012 at 01:11pm
