FEBRUARY 2014
YOUR ONE STOP GUIDE TO THE BEST MUSIC IN EXETER, PLYMOUTH & THE DEVON AREA!
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MUSIC we speak to the eccentric troubadour about his hair, his music and 28 shows in 28 days
funeral for a friend amber run exlusive interview
answer dumbass questions
the answer
win tickets for the lemmy!
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WELCOME
Thanks for picking up the February 2015 issue of Devon Music Magazine, your one stop guide to the best music in the county and beyond. This month we chat to our favourite eccentric guitar troubadour King Charles about his hair, his music and 28 shows in 28 days including one at The Phoenix in Exeter. We also caught up with UK post-hardcore legends Funeral For a Friend ahead of their intimate Cavern show, we ask some dumbass questions to Amber Run and meet local noiseniks Glasstide. All this plus previews, listings and announcements from all of the best venues and events in the Devon area and a chance to win tickets to see The Answer in concert.
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FEATURE
It may not feel like it yet but summer and the glory that is festival season is just around the corner. And there’s no one able to bring a little sunshine into our lives in quite the same way as King Charles. The gangly yet wildly debonair singer-songwriter’s sound has been described as everything from psychedelic rock to folk-pop. We’d call it ‘great’. It’s a rousing and uplifting mix of twinkling guitars laced with lilting melodies and lyrics as kooky as the man himself. His live shows are a slightly crazed affair, energetic and charming…..much like the man himself. Born and raised in London, Charles fell in love with country music, took up the guitar, and was writing his own music by the age of 17. Following a year at Durham University, Charles returned to London in 2007 without a degree but with the new moniker ‘King Charles’. And that was that. After two years of touring his phenomenal album LOVEBLOOD, King Charles ended the 2014 festival tour season and went straight into recording his next as-yet-untitled sophomore album with what he calls a “return to his roots”, blending the sound that fans have come to love over the years with the inspirations from the world on and off the road. And a ‘return to his roots’ is particularly apt given that he recently made a drastic change to his image, chopping off his legendary bum-length dreadlocks and reappearing with a glorious mop of chin length curls. We couldn’t resist the opportunity to have a chat with Charles ahead of his Exeter Phoenix show this month so we called him up to ask him all the important questions… OK, I can’t start asking you proper questions until we’ve talked about your hair. Hahaha, that’s the most proper question of them all! What made you decide to cut your dreadlocks off? I think I needed a change. I wanted to let a few things go and push my life in a new direction. I was getting a little tired of it, I have to say. I wanted a new hairstyle and I was getting very jealous of other people’s hairstyles and I was like ‘dammit, I don’t want to be bound to this for the rest of my life’ so I thought it was a good time to go. It was an exciting time in my life and I just wanted a new start. And are you happy with your new bonce? Yeah I love it! It’s so amazing. Being able to run your hand through your hair is a luxury I’d never dreamed of! It’s so light now and it stays in the same place so I wanna experiment with a whole bunch of different haircuts and then grow it back again. Eventually. You’ve literally just finished in the studio with recording the new album, how is it shaping up? Amazing. It’s been a pretty amazing process, I’ve loved it so much. It’s been a long time coming and now to be at this stage with things being mixed and mastered it’s fantastic. I’m really excited about being able to get it to everyone. Marcus Mumford is producing it isn’t he? How’s it going working alongside him? It’s been great. He’s done a lot, he’s played a lot of drums, he’s done some
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singing, he’s had a good direction for the sound. It’s been a nice weight off my shoulders. I’ve just kind of kicked back and written the songs and sung them and played guitar and let him do the rest. It’s been great. They’ve got a little folk, almost commune going these days (we were at Glastonbury and caught your show as part of their secret Gentlemen of the Road takeover of the Avalon Café), how did you get involved with Team Mumford? I toured with them before, I toured America with them and they sang on my last record on ‘Brightest Lights’, so I’ve known them for a while. So I had a conversation with Marcus, telling him what I wanted to do next and he said he really wanted to be involved so we ended up making an agreement that he would produce it which is great because he has a good idea of my sound and the way it’s changed over the years so he had a specific idea of what he wanted to get from the album. Has your sound changed again? Are going to hear something slightly different? Yeah, it is different. It’s kind of back to the way I started. When you start writing songs it’s a very truthful undertaking and what comes out first is purely indicative of what’s trying to get out of you before the world takes its toll and there’s a lot of songs that I’d never managed to record. For example, the first song I ever wrote is going on this album and a couple of other early songs along with it because that’s a style that I wanted to go back to. That’s what first inspired me and set me alight to become an artist. You’re about to go off on tour, doing 28 shows in 28 days – that’s pretty intensive, how are you going to look after yourself on tour? How will you maintain your voice? I’m not, I’m just going to let it roll. I’m having a dry January so I can have a monster of February and I’m not going to do anything to look after my voice but usually it’s quite robust so hopefully it’ll survive. It’s a pretty tall order playing that many shows in a row, not many artists would do that. What inspired you to do this? Well a couple of years we did 31 shows in a row in March so this year we chose February cos it’s a slightly lighter load haha. But taking days off before, I’ve just never seen the point. It’s like well, what are we going to do today? Are we just going to sit in the pub and chat? So I was like let’s just stay on the road. Who will you have with you out on the road? I am bringing two bands out with me. Gallery Circus and Sasha Siem who’s a very exciting musician. You’re also known for your eccentric and flamboyant style, do you enjoy being creative with your appearance as well as your music? Do you think they go hand in hand? Well I’m just the same person expressing myself in different ways so it kind of all just comes out in a similar style I think, whether that’s music or clothes or sketches it’s all along the same lines. I don’t think it’s something that stays static throughout a lifetime. It’s always going to change and move around so I look forward to different phases and reinventions. You’ll see me with a short back and sides one of these days! And in a suit and tie? Well…..maybe not a tie. Unless it’s in southern Italy and it’s really blue skies, hot weather, sunglasses and suit and ties look really gangster, so I might go for that. I can just picture you strutting down the street in your suit and tie, with your newly shaved head, being totally gangster… Haha I’d look so gangster with no hair at all. That’s terrifying! What can we expect from the live show this time round? I think there might be some surprises. It’s going to be a very exciting new blend of songs and instruments and it’s the first time that we will have played any of these songs anywhere so it’s like road-testing the album cos the album’s not going to be out while we’re on the road so it’s going to be all new stuff. Do you know when the album’s coming out yet? How long do we have to wait? I think Spring / early summer. Perfect! Just in time for festival season!
Words: Zan Lawther
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PIXEL FIX
SAM MAYO
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SMILING POLITLY
GLASSTIDE
EVENU
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KING CHARLES
PHOENIX 25/02
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THE ANSWER
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EVERY FRIDAY - TEAR IT UP! vintage music, rockabilly, 50’s soul and r’n’B. vinyl only!
THE BEST MUSIC VENUE IN PLYMOUTH!
Saturday, 14th EMP!RE - Alt. rock
Tuesday, 17th Emilio Largo - math/prog rock
Wednesday, 4th Let’s talk Daggers chaotic hardcore
Thursday, 19th The Acid Ballet - Bat/Goth Rock
Friday, 6th Burlesque in The Basement - Love in the 21st century
Saturday, 21st Omnium GatherUM - Melodic Death Metal
Saturday, 7th Ghouls - ska/punk, back by popular demand!
Sunday, 22nd Duveaux - Indie/Rock
Would you rather have a photographic memory that can only retain disgusting thoughts for life or have a 1 minute memory where you constantly introduce yourself to everyone? Disgusting thoughts. At least then you have the opportunity to talk about other things. I guess.
Wednesday, 25th Duveaux - Indie/Rock
If you could have any celebrity as a tamagotchi, who would it be? James Milner - don’t think he’d take much work. Wouldn’t get too confrontational if I forgot about him for a bit.
Friday, 13TH Daylight - Pop Punk sensation from Spain
Saturday, 28th Heaven Asunder - metalcore
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Would you rather be able to run 100 miles per hour or fly at 0.01 miles per hour? Run at 100mph. Sack in this band thing and win the Olympics. Write a book. Job done.
If you could go back to the beginning and choose a different name for your band, would you change it and what would you change it to? The Pecan Sandys. No comment. If you had to play one of your songs on stage, on the spoons, which song would it be? Heaven. Would really fit in with crash cymbals and distorted guitars. If you could be any historical British monarch, what would you be? Henry VIII - loads of food. What’s was your highlight of 2014? Recording the album. Been dreaming of it since I was a kid so that was amazing. Been playing some sold out shows too. That’s pretty surreal. You can pick four people to form a band to cover your songs, but they must all be called Steve. What Steves would you have in your band? Steve Gerard on vocals for some Scouse charm - the lost Beatle? Steve Coogan on the 4 string. Steve Jobs on the synth. Stone Cold Steve Austin on the drums - think he’d be a great laugh. How many fingers am I holding up? 1 What was your best subject at school? History. If you could only drink one drink for the rest of forever, what would it be? Water What is your worst tour story? Felix almost died of fatigue? Looking back that’s pretty funny now though. Tell us your favourite joke… See above
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UNSUNG HEROES
Here at Devon Music HQ we see examples every day of people who work tirelessly in the background to bring live music to an audience and we thought it was about time we turned the focus to those organisers, promoters, DJs, musicians and even venues that have persevered year on year to keep Devon’s rich live music scene alive. This month we turn our attention to Plymouth’s answer to Michael Eavis (if Michael Eavis had tattoos!), ROCKFEST founder and organiser Cuz Cussens… Now in its 13th year ROCKFEST started as an afternoon of bands in the garden of the Junction to raise money for charity. Since then it’s grown into a 2 day affair which last year raised a whopping £10,000 for St Luke’s Hospice. This year’s festival is set to be the biggest yet as bands from all walks of music take over Plymouth’s Voodoo Lounge for a whole weekend of punk, ska, rock, indie, blues, psychobilly, metal - you name it, ROCKFEST will bring it to you, and what’s more, they’ll only charge you a tenner for it! “I’m just a tattoed truck driver. I do this purely as a 13 year hobby cos I love my music! And it’s a cracking event; everything for everyone” says Cuz. And since they’ve raised £42,000 in the past 6 festivals, all the while entertaining hoards of music fans, long may ROCKFEST reign. We’ll see you down the front! ROCKFEST takes place Easter weekend 4/5 April 2015 at Voodoo Lounge, Plymouth www.facebook.com/events/1419970934935044
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MUSIC
Jefferson Starship
Maxi Priest
Sun 1 Feb, doors 8pm, £17.50
Thu 19 Feb, doors 8pm, £22
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Jefferson Airplane. Expect White Rabbit, Somebody To Love and all the classics spanning the decades.
‘When it comes to roots reggae, with plenty of soul and just enough sweetness to make it ‘pop’ all around the world, Maxi Priest stands head and shoulders above the rest.’ - CLASH
Black Roots
King Charles
Sat 7 Feb, doors 8pm, £13
Wed 25 Feb, 8pm, £13
‘If anyone tells you that there is no such thing as good British reggae, first tell them that they are a herbert and then listen to Black Roots.’
‘Gloriously psychedelic and exploding with vibrant sounds.’ THE GUARDIAN
JOHN PEEL
Leddra Chapman
Sivu
Sun 8 Feb, 8pm, £8
Sat 28 Feb, 8pm, £8
‘The owner of a beautiful voice. It has a clear, pure tone, capable of delivering both dusky softness and considerable power’
Sivu is a singer-songwriter known for his tremulous quaver. He sounds like a one-man Wild Beasts and was last seen supporting Nick Mulvey on tour.
THE IDEPENDENT
Gruff Rhys
Land of The Giants
Mon 9 Feb, doors 8pm, £16
Sat 28 Feb, doors 8pm, £9 (£7)
Gruff Rhys celebrates the release of his new album American Interior. The show is performed with a full band featuring Y Niwl, Kliph Scurlock (Flaming Lips) and John Evans.
Land of the Giants are a funky upbeat, highly addictive six piece band.
Palma Violets
King King
Thu 12 Feb, 7.30pm, £12
Fri 6 Mar, doors 7pm, £16
‘Their live show is this massive wall of noise that beats you down and tears at your bones’
Energetic and dynamic Soulful Blues/Rock!
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‘Funky, offbeat, splendid stuff!’ 24/7 MAGAZINE
Winners of ‘Best Band’ & ‘Best Album’ 2012 in The British Blues Awards.
See the website for many more gigs at Exeter Phoenix 01392 667080 | EXETERPHOENIX.ORG.UK | BRADNINCH PLACE, GANDY STREET, EXETER, EX3 4LS
previews The Northern lads that predict a riot
Critically acclaimed post brit-pop band the Kaiser Chiefs formed in Leeds in 2003, with their early success leading them to perform at Reading and Leeds festival in 2003, things just got bigger and better. With a melodic blend of classic brit-pop and post-punk, the rather sharp looking guys will blow you away with their energetic onstage performance. FOR FANS OF: THE HIVES/ THE KILLERS/ THE FRATELLIS
CARA DILLON
FEB 15 | EXETER PHOENIX
Angelic Irish beauty
FOR FANS OF: ELIZA CARTHY / OYSTERBAND / KATE RUSBY
In a choking wasteland, where the mainstream scene is vomiting over produced and unhealthily clean “self help rock” and every band seems to be out to “save your life”, the five brothers that make up The Acid Ballet have come to destroy it. Stylishly violent and looming out of the shadows this group are spreading their erotic magic across the UK and next up, is Plymouth. FOR FANS OF: JOY DIVISION / THE DAMNED / ALICE COOPER
MAR 08 | CAVERN, EXETER Post-hardcore Welsh punks
FEB 09 | PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS
Cara Dillon has one of those rare talents you only come across a handful times in your life. Her crystalline, angelic voice has the ability to reach inside the soul of a song with profound sweetness, poignancy and depth. A former member of the folk group Equation, who also sang with De Danaan, this young Irish singer from Dungiven, County Derry, sings with clarity, beauty and style.
Batrock. Yes, BATROCK
NOTHING BUT THIEVES
KAISER CHIEFS
THE ACID BALLET
FEB 19 | TIKI BAR, PLYMOUTH Euphoric rock that’s on the rise
March sees Southend On Sea rock band NBT back at the Cavern with their dynamic brand of Jeff Buckley inspired rock. Their vision is to create heartbreakingly beautiful music entirely on their own terms and we would say, they’re more than achieving it. With a determined attitude to work on their craft and hone their sound it’s a refreshing change of pace from the ‘get big quick’ mentality so prevalent today. FOR FANS OF: SUNSET SONS / AMBER RUN / RAE MORRIS
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They lead the post-hardcore revolution with their energetic blend of emo and metal. They’ve been through a few changes, both musically and with their line up, over the 12 (yes, 12) years since breaking out of Wales in 2002 but they remain, however, a firm favourite amongst fans with their uplifting array of punk rock anthems. Don’t miss your chance to go nuts with them at the Cavern! FOR FANS OF: THE BLACKOUT / MALLORY KNOX / FINCH
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MAR 14 | THE CAVERN
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JUN 15 | EXETER GREAT HALL
Countdown for rock legends begins
Scandinavia’s biggest classic rock band head to Bourhemouth with their chart smashing classics both old and new. Reuniting in 1998 the Thin Lizzy inspired Swedish hard rock group have 10 successful albums, over 20 million album copies sold worldwide and of course a number one hit Final Countdown. These 80’s heroes guarantee an unforgettable tour packed with anthems, fun and Rock n Roll. FOR FANS OF - THIN LIZZY / TWISTED SISTER / POISON
Hobo chic pianist
With a potent Irish accent and a romantic style, Duke Special has been solo performing since 2002, with 7 albums, 5 EP’s and 10 Singles under his bohemian belt, he sure knows how to please his fans. With a great variety of instruments used, his live performances are filled with theatrical style, percussion and soft, timeless vocals. FOR FANS OF: PAUL WELLER / BADLY DRAWN BOY / ELBOW
JACK LUKEMAN
MAR 20 | TIKI BAR, PLYMOUTH Legendary ‘YES’ guitarist
LUCY SPRAGGAN
MAR 18 | EXETER PHOENIX Beefy soulful vocals
One of Ireland’s best loved performers, Jake’s been described as “a mixture of all the great voices of the 20th century” (The Guardian), few can match his award-winning powerhouse vocals and inventive live shows. His first solo album was universally lauded and even went platinum in Ireland. Part Mid European Cabaret, part Rock Star vibe, Jack L promises to surprise, excite, challenge and most of all, to entertain. FOR FANS OF: TOM WAITS / DAVID BOWIE / FRANK SINATRA
Steve Howe is one of the most respected progressive rock guitarists in history. Renowned for his classical fingerstyle guitar, he’s been a member of Yes, Asia, GTR, Tomorrow and Bodast; he has also released many solo albums. Howe was voted “Best Overall Guitarist” in Guitar Player magazine 5 years in a row and was inducted into Guitar Player’s “Gallery of Greats” in 1981 so no excuses to miss this one! FOR FANS OF: YES / ASIA / GTR
DUKE SPECIAL
STEVE HOWE
APR 11 | TIVERTON THEATRE X Factor finalist making a name for herself 2014 looks set to be another stellar year in the meteoric rise of Band of Skulls. Already announced for Sonisphere, Reading and Glastonbury, we’re sure we’re not alone in our excitement for their triumphant return to their hometown . Their sexy, bluesy alt-rock sounds layer chugging guitar riffs with simple yet searing vocals to give the whole combination a slightly grubby tone, just on the right side of filthy.
MAY 20 | EXETER LEMON GROVE
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FOR FANS OF: LEWIS WATSON / LAUREN AQUILINA / LILY ALLEN
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ones to watch
Combining the raw edge of hard rock, the energy of punk, and catchy pop melodies, Glasstide are here to breathe new life into the music scene….apparently. Fresh faced, young blooded, and ready to take the world by storm; Glasstide are set to be Exeter’s hottest new export, so they tell us. And we have to say, when we caught them opening for The Dirty Youth at the back end of 2014, we’d be inclined to agree. So new to the scene they’ve barely had time to release any material yet their live shows are becoming something of a phenomenon and we simply couldn’t wait to see what they had lined up for this over the coming months. We talk to the band to find out just when we can expect to see a little more…
Who are you and what do you do in the band? I’m Tris, and I play guitar in Glasstide
What’s coming up in 2015? Our first show of the year is with Emp!re at the Cavern, and we’ve just got the first cut of our debut video back. The band launched itself last year, and we spent the early part of 2014 preparing ourselves. The material, sound, general feel of the band, and every aspect was paid attention to, so it could be the best we could possibly make it. We recorded at the legendary Rockfield studios, and are raring to get those track out! 2015 is going to see us launch debut singles, videos, as well as a few killer shows and festival appearances we’re involved with. If you could go on tour with any other band, who would it be? Wow, so many… Fall Out Boy have just announced an amazing tour, that would be awesome to play! There are some killer bands doing the circuit at the moment too, such as Pierce the Veil, Lower Than Atlantis, and Royal Blood. AC/ DC’s new world tour could be good. I think we’d take that if the phone rang.
What made you decide to form a band? This group formed off the back of various breakups of previous bands. After getting a lineup together, we decided we wanted to do something upbeat and positive - Do you have any other talents apart from music? something that was a bit of fun! We want that fun positivity A few of the band are keen skaters, especially our singer Gav. and vibe to translate in our music, and especially in the live What is the best gig you’ve ever been to? shows! Again, so many individual gigs, but last year’s festivals really How would you describe your sound to someone who had stick out. There were so many great bands and performances at Download and Sonisphere last year, we really would like to never heard you before? break into the festival scene this year and get involved! As a ‘Singalong Riff-o-rama’. We want to get everybody flowing with energy! We have the kind of choruses you can Why should we come check out your live show? yell at the top of your lungs, with solid guitar and drums We aim to keep things upbeat, and energetic! We want that you can really get your teeth into! everyone single person in the room to know who we are, and make an impression! To use the cliche; we treat every show as What was your highlight of 2014? if it’s our last! Headlining the Post Christmas party at the Cavern was amazing! The crowd were incredible, and our immediate fan base has really helped kick the band off to a great start catch them live @ the Cavern | 15th february in 2014.
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ROMANTIC ROBBIE
BESOTTED BENJY
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choc brownie & chocolate topped with maltesers
maltesers & oreo cookies topped with mini oreos
S.W.A.L.K. SOPHIA
DREAMY DANIEL
ADORING ADAM
love hearts & bubblegum millions topped with jelly tots
battenburg & vanilla topped with custard
strawberry cheesecake & white kinder bueno topped with milkybar buttons