Gringo Records

 

Band name: San Lorenzo
Hometown: Cradley Heath, UK
Active from: 1998-2001, 2004 to present
Members: Elizabeth Hamblin (bass/vocals), Nick Stanley (drums), Owen Tromans (guitar/vocals)
Discography: (click picture for info)
Title: "Oh Yeah!"
Track: "Tension Halved"
Format: CD compilation
Label:
Gringo
Catalog no.: waat030
Originally released: 2006
UK = £3
Europe = £3.50
RoW = £4
Title: "The Sea Is A Map (Singles and Unreleased)"
Format: CD album
Label:
Bearos Records
Catalog no.: BEAROS24
Originally released: 2001
UK = £8
Europe = £8.75
RoW = £9.25
Tracks: "Sports Biscuits" / "Giant's Heart"
Format: 7"
Label:
Bearos Records
Catalog no.: BEAROS018
Originally released: 2001
UK = £3
Europe = £3.75
RoW = £4.25
Tracks: "Nothing New Ever Works"
Format: 12" album
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: WAAT009LP
Originally released: 2000
UK = £6
Europe = £7.50
RoW = £9
Tracks: "Nothing New Ever Works"
Format: CD album
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: WAAT009CD
Originally released: 2000
UK = £8
Europe = £8.75
RoW = £9.25
Title: "3 Songs For Winter EP"
Tracks: "Before They Made The City" / "Tricks On Skis" / "A Perfect Ending"
Format: 7"
Label: Sewing Box
Catalog no.: SEW001
Originally released: 1999
 
Tracks: "Life Without Mountains" / "Polaroid"
Format: 7"
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: WAAT003
Originally released: 1998
UK = £3
Europe = £3.75
RoW = £4.25
Related bands: Owen Tromans, Panda Love Unit, After Rome, Tybalt, Grand Old Dukes
Websites: Sacred Geometry - Owen's record label

mp3:
My History Is Valid from Nothing New Ever Works [1.4Mb]
Tension Halved from Nothing New Ever Works [4.0Mb]

Press:
'The Sea is a Map' review at Rhythm & Booze
'The Sea is a Map' review at Rock City
'The Sea is a Map' review at Delusions of Adequacy
'The Sea is a Map' review at Kathodik (Italian)
'Nothing New Ever Works' review at Robots & Electronic Brains

'Nothing New Ever Works' review at Drowned in Sound
'Nothing New Ever Works' review at Delusions of Adequacy
'Nothing New Ever Works' review at Collective
'Nothing New Ever Works' review at Splendid
'Nothing New Ever Works' review at The Last Resort
'Nothing New Ever Works' review at Sodapop (Italian)
'3 Songs For Winter' review at Sodapop (Italian)

London Upstairs at the Garage 19/02/99 at NME

Some weird thing in Japanese that says the band are from Dundee!
Another Japanese review
Interview at Robots and Electronic Brains (1999)
Interview at Drowned In Sound (2000)
Interview at Delusions of Adequacy (2001)
Interview at CieloLiquido (2005)

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