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"They
are refreshing, new and innovative. Buy their album. Buy lots of
copies of their album. Buy it in your droves. Just buy it. You'll
thank me." |
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"If Air and Bentley Rhythm Ace
were locked in a room and told at gunpoint to come up with something
that could be passed off as the work of Fat Boy Slim, the result
wouldn't be half as good....."
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"....
Tinkling ivories and slappy beats, Technostalgia!..........
Bliss!"
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"Thanks for the Cds" |
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"Oh I remember this - its
nice - the first track has a lovely lady vocal and a tune the size
of Swansea." |
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"Just totally class, ego-free
geezers." (in the 'sacred cows' section, just below the entry
for Simon Pegg and above Samuel L Jackson!) |
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No.1 Sundae Club: Teeny-boppers
and dirty old men may be rather disappointed to discover that clicking
on s-club.co.uk does not lead you to a site full of pictures of
Rachel Stevens et al. Instead, fortunately for the mellotron loving
community of Great Britain, it is the home site of Sundae Club.
Consisting of the pseudonymous Hamstall Ridware (named after a small
village in Staffordshire[?]) and Dr C D Mille, Sundae Club use old
electronic organs and long forgotten gadgetry to produce highly
innovative tracks full of wit, imagination and a distinctive style.
Stand out track: In Love With Sundae (well, aren’t we all).
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