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| Band
name: Seachange |
| Hometown:
Nottingham, UK |
| Active
from: 1999-2007 |
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Members:
Simon Aldcroft (drums), Adam Cormack (guitar), Jo Cormack (violin), Dan Eastop
(vocals), David Gray (guitar), James Vyner (bass), Neil Wells (guitar,keyboards) |
| Discography:
(click picture for info) |
Title: "Oh Yeah!"
Track: "Birthday Kisses"
Format: CD compilation
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: waat030
Released: 2006 |
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UK = £3
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Europe = £3.50
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RoW = £4
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Title:
"Oh
Yeah!"
Track: "Birthday Kisses"
Format: mp3
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: waat030
Released: 2006 | |
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Tracks:
"News From
Nowhere" / "The Beach" / "Flycatcher"
Format: 7" / CD
Label: Matador
Catalog no.: OLE 617
Released: 2004 |  | |
Title:
"Lay of the Land"
Format: CD / LP
Label: Matador
Catalog no.: OLE 601
Released: 2004 |  | |
Title:
Glitterball EP
Format: 7" / CD
Label: Matador
Catalog no.: OLE 605
Released: 2003 |  | |
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Tracks:
"AvsCo10"
/ "Learn To Lose"
Format: CD
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: WAAT017CD
Released: 2003 |
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Europe = £3.75
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RoW = £4.25
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Tracks: "AvsCo10" / "Learn To Lose"
Format: 7"
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: WAAT017V
Released: 2003 |
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Europe = £3.75
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RoW = £4.25
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Tracks:
"AvsCo10"
/ "Learn To Lose"
Format: mp3
Label: Gringo
Catalog no.: WAAT017
Released: 2003 |
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Tracks:
"Superfuck"
/ "Forty Nights" / "7 Miles To Intrex"
Format:
7"
Label: Radiate
Catalog no.: RDT58
Released: 2002 |
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| Related
bands: The Escapologists, Savoy Grand, Line, Dearest, The Grave Architects |
Website:
Seachange MySpace
Matador
Records |
mp3:
Glitterball
from Glitterball
EP [7.7Mb]
News
From Nowhere from
Lay of the Land [6.9Mb] |
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Press:
AvsCo10 review at Drowned In Sound
AvsCo10
review at Vanity Project
AvsCo10 review at Stereo Effect
AvsCo10 review at SoundsXP
AvsCo10 review at Tangents
AvsCo10 review at Logo Magazine |
Bio:
Nottingham , England - home to Seachange. A band that takes a sledgehammer to the preconceptions of alternative rock. They are band who rock like the Stooges jamming with the Valentines. They take the neo-psychedelia of the Spacemen 3 and the tautness of Joy Division to the outer limits. Yet they rein in the wild excesses to pack a mighty punch.
Seachange's raison d'etre is unaffected - get six of your mates together and form a band. Simple. Together they craft melodic, tightly-knit, guitar-driven songs. Songs that bear such unequivocal titles as "Superfuck" or the more abstract "A vs Co10". The songs grow of their own accord.
From there to nowhere. Seachange move in together. They share a house and practice in the basement. The house is haunted. They freak out and move out. A disused Victorian swimming pool becomes their next rehearsal space. The acoustics lend themselves to their taught rock and roll onslaught.
A wider audience awaits. Early demos find their way to Peel and Lamacq. They embrace the seachange and early exposure ensues. They play with kindred spirits And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of The Dead. A single comes out on Radiate Records and they tour with fellow miscreants Eighties Matchbox B-Line Disaster. They open for Idlewild and Interpol.
For Seachange ‘punk rock’ doesn’t equate to hollow attitude and aped sounds. You want a community-led thrifty DIY spirit? Try the kids who organised a year long club night tagged ‘Why Can’t We Just All Get Along?’. It succeeded in uniting the vagabonds of Nottingham in ways not whispered of since that Robin Hood chap. |
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