skinny wolves
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Hi
We are delighted to finally announce the much anticipated release of the first brand new recorded material from Dublin's CAP PAS CAP, since their debut 12" EP in December 2006.
It comes in the form of a 12" and Download release of "We Are Men" backed up with remixes from some of Irelands finest remixers, Jape, Decal and thatboytim.
To celebrate all this we are throwing a free party in the new Twisted Pepper venue in Dublin on Saturday 6th December and invited some of Ireland's freshest and most exciting bands to play on the night. Namely, Belfasts thrash dance stars, Not Squares and electro pop queen, Babybeef alongside Skinny Wolves + guests Djs, along with Cap Pas Cap.
Full details below...
Hope to see you there.
xx Wolves.
www.skinnywolves.com
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CAP PAS CAP - WE ARE MEN 12"
Limited 12" - "We Are Men" w/ Remixes from:
"We Are Men" - Recorded and Produced by Al O'Connell.
Listen to "We Are Men" here : www.myspace.com/cappascap
Download the thatboytim remix here : www.cappascap.com/we-are-men
Label : Skinny Wolves Records
www.skinnywolves.com | www.myspace.com/skinnywolvesrecords
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Skinny Wolves Presents:
CAP PAS CAP 12" Release Party
CAP PAS CAP
NOT SQUARES
BABYBEEF
w/ Skinny Wolves & Guest Djs
Saturday 6th December
Twisted Pepper (formerly Traffic), Middle Abbey St, Dublin
Doors 8.30pm / Adm: FREE
CAP PAS CAP
www.myspace.com/cappascap
CAP PAS CAP mix hyperactive shape shifting motorik pop chants with pounding drums, fuzzed up drones and no wave led synths.
In 2006 the band released the critically acclaimed Not Not Is Fine EP on Skinny Wolves Records in Europe and Rally/Klee in Japan. 'A breathtaking debut release, their love of krautrock is conspicuous; jagged riffs with clean edges, and clever, repetitive melodies abound.' Totally Dublin Magazine.
The EP sold out completely in weeks.
Through 2006 & 2007 CAP PAS CAP embarked on tours with The Go! Team, Crystal Castles and Erase Errata and performances with No Age, Foals, These New Puritans and The Gossip.
Dazed & Confused magazine said at the time 'CAP PAS CAP occupy that awkward no-man's-land where Sonic Youth, Talking Heads and !!! might get it on at Frank Zappa's slumber party' while X Mist Germany said: 'CAP PAS CAP remind me of anything that was ever fascinating about Post-Punk and No Wave, hints of bands like Bush Tetras, Pylon, early Sonic Youth..'
In 2008 CAP PAS CAP released a split 7'' with Marnie Stern (Kill Rock Stars) on Hidden Hive Records and now prepare to unveil radically new material on a series of limited vinyl only pressings recorded with Al O'Connell (who has worked with The Rapture and Klaxons).
The first 12'' We Are Men is released on November 29th on Skinny Wolves Records with remixes by Jape, Decal and thatboytim
NOT SQUARES
www.myspace.com/notsquares
The sound of Not Squares could be described as electro-rock-thrash-dance.
Begun in January 2008, NS compiles of members of Gaju, Julip, Killing Spree & Tracer AMC.
Keith, Michael, Rachel and Ricki draw and re-draw what they have gathered from previous experience attempting to create something fresh and original which has tangible references, but aims to progress further than a style.
Not Squares have drawn upon their combined record collections and tastes and provided energy as the catalyst to their music. Through intensive improvisation in the beginning and continual refining of sketches and ideas, they have a very organic and democratic process to producing music.
BABYBEEF
www.myspace.com/babybeefmusic
Babybeef is the name of the electro pop solo project of Sarah Carroll, a Dublin based performance artist.
Babybeef combines pure hyper coloured unashamed 1980's influenced FM plastic pop with darker driven sounds that call to mind Sparks, Kate Bush, Devo and the more modern sounds of LCD Soundsystem and Daft Punk.
In September 2008 Babybeef recorded 5 songs at Experimental Audio with Stephen Shannon. The EP will be released early 2009.
We are delighted to finally announce the much anticipated release of the first brand new recorded material from Dublin's CAP PAS CAP, since their debut 12" EP in December 2006.
It comes in the form of a 12" and Download release of "We Are Men" backed up with remixes from some of Irelands finest remixers, Jape, Decal and thatboytim.
To celebrate all this we are throwing a free party in the new Twisted Pepper venue in Dublin on Saturday 6th December and invited some of Ireland's freshest and most exciting bands to play on the night. Namely, Belfasts thrash dance stars, Not Squares and electro pop queen, Babybeef alongside Skinny Wolves + guests Djs, along with Cap Pas Cap.
Full details below...
Hope to see you there.
xx Wolves.
www.skinnywolves.com
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
CAP PAS CAP - WE ARE MEN 12"
Limited 12" - "We Are Men" w/ Remixes from:
- JAPE » www.myspace.com/richiejape
- DECAL » www.myspace.com/decalaced
- thatboytim » www.myspace.com/therealthatboytim
"We Are Men" - Recorded and Produced by Al O'Connell.
Listen to "We Are Men" here : www.myspace.com/cappascap
Download the thatboytim remix here : www.cappascap.com/we-are-men
Label : Skinny Wolves Records
www.skinnywolves.com | www.myspace.com/skinnywolvesrecords
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Skinny Wolves Presents:
CAP PAS CAP 12" Release Party
CAP PAS CAP
NOT SQUARES
BABYBEEF
w/ Skinny Wolves & Guest Djs
Saturday 6th December
Twisted Pepper (formerly Traffic), Middle Abbey St, Dublin
Doors 8.30pm / Adm: FREE
CAP PAS CAP
www.myspace.com/cappascap
CAP PAS CAP mix hyperactive shape shifting motorik pop chants with pounding drums, fuzzed up drones and no wave led synths.
In 2006 the band released the critically acclaimed Not Not Is Fine EP on Skinny Wolves Records in Europe and Rally/Klee in Japan. 'A breathtaking debut release, their love of krautrock is conspicuous; jagged riffs with clean edges, and clever, repetitive melodies abound.' Totally Dublin Magazine.
The EP sold out completely in weeks.
Through 2006 & 2007 CAP PAS CAP embarked on tours with The Go! Team, Crystal Castles and Erase Errata and performances with No Age, Foals, These New Puritans and The Gossip.
Dazed & Confused magazine said at the time 'CAP PAS CAP occupy that awkward no-man's-land where Sonic Youth, Talking Heads and !!! might get it on at Frank Zappa's slumber party' while X Mist Germany said: 'CAP PAS CAP remind me of anything that was ever fascinating about Post-Punk and No Wave, hints of bands like Bush Tetras, Pylon, early Sonic Youth..'
In 2008 CAP PAS CAP released a split 7'' with Marnie Stern (Kill Rock Stars) on Hidden Hive Records and now prepare to unveil radically new material on a series of limited vinyl only pressings recorded with Al O'Connell (who has worked with The Rapture and Klaxons).
The first 12'' We Are Men is released on November 29th on Skinny Wolves Records with remixes by Jape, Decal and thatboytim
NOT SQUARES
www.myspace.com/notsquares
The sound of Not Squares could be described as electro-rock-thrash-dance.
Begun in January 2008, NS compiles of members of Gaju, Julip, Killing Spree & Tracer AMC.
Keith, Michael, Rachel and Ricki draw and re-draw what they have gathered from previous experience attempting to create something fresh and original which has tangible references, but aims to progress further than a style.
Not Squares have drawn upon their combined record collections and tastes and provided energy as the catalyst to their music. Through intensive improvisation in the beginning and continual refining of sketches and ideas, they have a very organic and democratic process to producing music.
BABYBEEF
www.myspace.com/babybeefmusic
Babybeef is the name of the electro pop solo project of Sarah Carroll, a Dublin based performance artist.
Babybeef combines pure hyper coloured unashamed 1980's influenced FM plastic pop with darker driven sounds that call to mind Sparks, Kate Bush, Devo and the more modern sounds of LCD Soundsystem and Daft Punk.
In September 2008 Babybeef recorded 5 songs at Experimental Audio with Stephen Shannon. The EP will be released early 2009.
