Listen: 65daysofstatic - KMF [EP Preview]

Words: Saam Das

We've written about 65daysofstatic from the very earliest days of this website, many moons ago, and we're pleased to say that the post-somethingorother outfit are still going strong. Indeed, their new track 'KMF' is the first taste of a year-long subscription project with monthly releases through Bandcamp. The band claim that it'll be "better than Netflix". Bold.

Festival Review: ArcTanGent 2015

ArcTanGent (Fernhill Farm, 20-22 Aug '15) // Words: Simon Opie

ArcTanGent is in its third year and is a relatively small scale festival, being "the UK’s only festival dedicated to the very best music from the worlds of math-rock, post-rock and noise rock" to quote their website.

Download: 65daysofstatic - The Last Dance [Free EP]

Words: Saam Das

Sheffield's 65daysofstatic are often described as post-rock and while that may be true, they wear many other hats thanks to their strongly electronic and experimental leanings. For those who are unaware of their brilliance, the band are giving away a free EP of collected works from their back catalogue. Download 'The Last Dance' below.

Catch 'em if you can

Post-somethingorother Northerners 65 Days Of Static released a free download single earlier this month and it's only available for the rest of today!

65 Days Of Static - Drove Through Ghosts To Get Here

DTGTGH is the opener to their most recent album One Time For All Time. The video for the track and the album are both available on the 65DOS website.

BONUS album track: 65 Days Of Static - Await Rescue
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Didz-less Reading combo The Cooper Temple Clause are also going the way of free downloads offering a taster of their third album Make This Your Own via Drownedinsound.

The Cooper Temple Clause - Damage

Don't fret however if you don't manage to get your hands on that as they have kindly put up a live version of Damage for all to download on their website. The band are also offering new live mp3s every week from now on so keep checking the Coopers website.
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Towers of London on the other hand decide the best way to promote their new album is by getting into a fight (on dem mean streetz of Peterborough as far as I can tell) and release the footage on YouTube. Blatantly, you'd rather watch Tony Yeboah's wonder goals from the mid90's.