The Fallen Leaves + The Beatpack + Queenie and the Peanuts

The Fallen Leaves– with a heritage going back to the 1976 dawn of UK Punk Rock (the original Subway Sect, natch, who played the 1976 100 Club Punk Rock Festival alongside Sex Pistols, The Damned, Siouxsie, Buzzcocks etc) and a sincerity of sound dedicated to the essentials of punk, garage and freakbeat (Minimum RnB natch), it’s always a great treat to welcome this band to the stage.  They really tear up the place each and every time, and in the suavest manner possible!… “This valve amp, treble-to-the-max rave-up would have had the mid-’60s Who or Pretty Things bricking it backstage at theEmbassy Club” Mark Paytress (Mojo) “This sharp, angular, melodic garage-pop will doubtless appeal to the same authenticity-starved youngsters who have made Billy Childish their king”. – Stewart Lee. The Beat Pack “Prime purveyors of brutal 60s RnB, proto psych and freak beat” is damn rite. A hint of punkish pithiness from the 1970s and Trash Modernism from the 1980s make these guys a perfect foil for the Fallen Leaves.   Queenie and the Peanuts – schlock and roll with teeth, and the titular regal gal upfront giving the grit and grind some class. For fans of The Void Oids and Wayne County  and all good non linear punk rock fun.