Assistant
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Left-field jangle pop from Brighton: Felt/Yo La Tengo/Stereolab etc. CERTAIN MEMORIES is out on Subjangle NOW: https://assistant.bandcamp.com/album/certain-memories
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On the 17th July 2004 Assistant played The Spice of Life - our 2nd time supporting the ace Girlinky. We played 3 songs for the first time, including What It Means. Why not enjoy this newly uncovered video? Admire our shiny optimistic faces, our jangling guitars/nerves
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Assistant - What It Means (live in London, 17th July 2004)
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Yup. I find it quite distressing the extent to which they don’t get the credit they merit! But I guess if you know, you know!
Me too! It’s right up there with my very faves from that era! And my tape still sounds great!
Ace. Hits all the right notes!
Noisy/nice evening listens
EVENING LISTENS
A photograph of four cassette tapes laid out in a 2x2 grid on a wooden surface.
Top left: XYZ by Moose, featuring a floral, collage-style cover.
Top right: Trailer by Ash, showing an overturned truck against a dusty backdrop.
Bottom left: Honey’s Dead by The Jesus and Mary Chain, with a pale, ghostly portrait.
Bottom right: See You on the Other Side by Mercury Rev, featuring a surreal circular design with a floating object at its centre.
In a sane world you'd be headlining it
"Everything has a schedule, if you can work out what it is" - JOHN ASHBERY
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#janglepop #lofi #diysky #musicsky #singles #vinyl
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Thank you for another incredible evening York! Perennial Loves You ❤️
Chad from Perennial in front of the Fulford Arms in York A poster for the Beatles’ second feature film, Help!
Oh wow, that’s brilliant. It’s an absolutely staggering performance. Of course, also one of the greatest songs of all time.
It’s a delightful film, agree!
REM learned an awful lot from them!
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17. Steve Barton - Time Hard Won (2024)
SB's 9th solo LP since his days in Transistor. Slow, sombre mood-pieces somewhere between a street-tough NY Mike Bones & the atmosphere of late-The Church or Robyn Hitchcock. P Buck is a friend. A definite grower.
stevebarton.bandcamp.com/album/time-hard-won
Time Hard Won, by Steve Barton
10 track album
stevebarton.bandcamp.com
And Donovan's son, if I recall correctly!
Had totally forgotten this song! The brief period when it felt like Britpop was actually inspiring American bands as well as British ones!
17. Steve Barton - Time Hard Won (2024)
SB's 9th solo LP since his days in Transistor. Slow, sombre mood-pieces somewhere between a street-tough NY Mike Bones & the atmosphere of late-The Church or Robyn Hitchcock. P Buck is a friend. A definite grower.
stevebarton.bandcamp.com/album/time-hard-won
Time Hard Won, by Steve Barton
10 track album
stevebarton.bandcamp.com
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#NowPlaying Hood - Structured Disasters, in all its crackly lo-fi glory variously exploding throughout.
Hood - Structured Disasters
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16. Edward Rogers: Astor Place
Based in NYC, born in the Midlands, this late-career-marvel by Astor is a real charmer; can hear everything from Luke Haines to Colin Moulding to John Cale in these elaborate clever songs. Produced by Don Fleming. Terrific!
edwardrogers.bandcamp.com/album/astor-...
Astor Place, by Edward Rogers
10 track album
edwardrogers.bandcamp.com
16. Edward Rogers: Astor Place
Based in NYC, born in the Midlands, this late-career-marvel by Astor is a real charmer; can hear everything from Luke Haines to Colin Moulding to John Cale in these elaborate clever songs. Produced by Don Fleming. Terrific!
edwardrogers.bandcamp.com/album/astor-...
Astor Place, by Edward Rogers
10 track album
edwardrogers.bandcamp.com