Showing posts with label Creep Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Creep Show. Show all posts

Friday, 8 November 2019

Creeporia


I wanted to post some more about the Creepshow tour, as it was such an epic part of the story, so here is a vid of us playing Sensoria and below that is a review of one of the gigs


CLICK BELOW FOR THE REVIEW


Friday, 1 November 2019

Creep Pics

And here are some random pictures taken on the road




Creep Tour


Amongst a lot of things this last month or so, I went away on tour with Creep Show. It was fun and amazing! Here are some pictures from our gigs. Thanks to everyone involved behind the scenes, and to everyone who came along and saw us in action. It was great to catch up with some old friends on our travels, and to make some new ones too along the way


Tuesday, 23 April 2019

Tuesday, 1 January 2019

Album Of The Year!




And THANK YOU so much to the wonderful ELECTRONIC SOUND MAGAZINE for making Creep Show's debut Mr Dynomite their No 1 album of the year! (Wanderlust also made the top 10!!) And theres a great feature on the making of the album (here at Memetune) written by Mal. Very funny. Thank you so much E.S. for all your support you are the best thing to be made out of real paper and ink ever

Friday, 31 August 2018

Rave On


Heres a new video for Creep Show's song Lime Ricky. Its totally rave-o-matic! Nice one Dancon and Francesca!

CREEP SHOW - LIME RICKY from disco_r.dance on Vimeo.



CREDITS:
a film by Francesca Levi & Daniel Conway, 2018
dedicated to the ravers of Doncaster, 1992
thank you to Andy Parken

Wednesday, 21 March 2018

Album Of The Day


WOOO! Album of the day on BBC 6-music!!

Sunday, 18 March 2018

Dy-No-Mite




And here is a brillo video for the title track Mr Dynamite

Creeping Out




Our debut album is OUT! Its getting some great press and reviews too. PHEW!

“A deliciously dark electro team–up. Music as tense as Pink Squirrel and as Kraftwerky as Tokyo Metro come together quite happily in the snarling Creep Show sound.” Q – 4 Stars ****

“A full-blown, fun and fearless blast of analogue synthesis… The album asserts the great variety and malleability of electronic music.” The i Paper – 4 Stars **** (Album of the Week)

“There is a mischievous liberationist spirit, a sense of old friends coming together to relax the rules and try out everything in the musical toy box… Propulsive, kinetic and buzzing with paranoid otherness, this is a fantastic exercise in sense–mangling sonic collage.” Uncut – 7/10

“Their debut album is a riot, bending pitches, tempos and comprehension into nice slices of fried, wry funk pop.” Record Collector – 4 Stars ****

“Dark, incendiary electronica harking back to the anything–goes post–punk aesthetic of the late 70s… The record never stands still.” Mixmag – 8/10

“An exciting blend of bizarre twisted electro and otherworldly cosmic funk… Unique and exhilarating.” Louder Than War – 8/10

“Giddy feelings of mischief and liberation collide on the title–track’s pitched–down threat and the disorientating K Mart Johnny… Grant’s trademark baritone returns, at its persuasive best, on Modern Parenting, although it’s wonderfully ruminative closer Safe and Sound that resonates long after the end.” MOJO

“A fearsome array of analogue and modular–synth sounds, eerie vocal effects and beautifully processed classic drum machine hits… Dark, sci–fi tinged electro with attitude to spare.” Long Live Vinyl – 7/10

“Their debut channels repetitive, infectious krautrock… Epic in structure and with subtle Brian Eno-like touches, the songs manage to be both cohesive and fiercely innovative.” Evening Standard

“A debut album that is by turns ominous-sounding, inventive and, on K Mart Johnny – a Blue Jam-like evocation of plastic-dinosaur-based children revenge – surprisingly funny.” The Observer

“Pitch–perfect… A playful and expertly curated exercise in vintage electronic music.” Financial Times

“Creep Show will delight you… The remarkable ‘Endangered Species’ and the affirmative ‘Safe and Sound’ are as good as anything Grant has done solo.” Sunday Times

“Utterly brilliant, esoteric dance music… Creep Show is a Frankenstein’s monster of a project, merging the progressive balladism of John Grant with the dark analogue electro of Wrangler. Musically we are taken everywhere.” Loud & Quiet – 7/10

“Equal parts playful and malevolent, this sits at the experimental end of the synth–pop spectrum and offers enticing grooves aplenty.” Classic Pop

Thursday, 22 February 2018

Creep Show Videow


We've got our first video! Chris Turner created this for us! Woo!

Wednesday, 13 December 2017

Creep Show




We've formed a new band! WOOOO! Creep Show is officially launched!

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