February 22nd, 2010
New Cd Overtones is finished with only the artwork to be sorted, more news as when and where soon enough. Last years self released CDR’s Festive & Defuse You now available as downloads (whatever format you like) via Bandcamp. Working on a video for the the excellent RM Hubbert which will (hopefully) be finished by the end of Feb. The other videos in ‘production’ for Conquering Animal Sound and Kylie Minoise are go, fun fun fun!
Forthcoming gigs:
26th Feb - Henry’s Cellar Bar, Edinburgh - w/ Forest Creature, Fordell Research Unit, & King Rib.
22nd April - Flying Duck, Glasgow - w/ tba.
16 May - Captain’s Rest, Glasgow - w/ Conquering Animal Sound, & My Kappa Roots.
November 26th, 2009
Up Coming Gigs:
9th Dec - The Bowery, Edinburgh - playing w/ Wounded Knee, Galchen, & applesofenergy - info Here
12 Dec - The CCA, Glasgow - playing w/ Remember Remember & The Happy Particles - info Here
October 20th, 2009
Festive CDR now available for 4 GBP . Comes with a hand painted insert (some here ) and 37 mins of music!- Paypal me at: aleccheer [at] hotmail [dot] com. I’ve also started to charge for overseas shipping due to how expensive it can be, more info here .
Next Gigs:
Nov 7th - Pyramidion @ GIO Festival, The CCA, Glasgow. more info here
Nov 16th - V Club, Glasgow. Supporting Tickley Feather (Paw Tracks) & Animals and War. more info here
September 16th, 2009
Tape Singing Sand out now on great Glasgow label atwarwithfalsenoise.
No Monsters Review in The Wire:
“Field recordings and shortwave radio generate grainy clouds, seeded with piano and acoustic guitar. The sense of purpose and patience makes it clear Crosbie and Cheer are not simply approaching drone as a form of stasis but are dedicated to the long view, luxuriating in slowly unfolding ideas. As JG Ballard was able to look at a snapshot of a reclining nude and, in his imagination, elongate the soft surfaces into a rolling desert landscape, so you get the impression that these sonic vistas could be the perfect pop song stretched out into sublime perspective.” - Daniel Spicer.
