John Peel faves and art-rock pioneers, not merely back to their best, but actually better than ever! The mesmerizing Robert Lloyd and his spiky cohorts deliver a krautrock/post-punk/rockabilly/avant garde attack that leaves most NME Band-of-the-Week types wondering where on earth they went wrong.T363081727 | |
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+ Vic Godard and Subway Sect - T1512440701The seminal and uniquely English art-rock band the Nightingales perform a special gig as part of Stewart Lee's Austerity Binge weekend at Southbank Centre. Formed in 1979, the group became known for their experimentation and iconoclasm during the 1980s. | |
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