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Now Staten Island may not be enormously noted for it’s indie rock output, but these guys could be about to set that balance right. Coming on like a post rock Pavement, the minute their ep, …..’and The Hazy Sea’ hit our desks we were just gagging to check them out live. All on your behalf of course.

As you’ll see from this week’s episode of Flyposter, we were not disappointed. So much energy, a masterful use of the loud/soft dynamic and a great line in obscure musical references, these guys were one of our favourite ever interviewees, their soundcheck was awesome and the gig on the night ROCKED. Go find out for yourself – if Pitchfork are saying they’re one of the best new bands of 2009, we second that!

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Gill Meets the Emily Haines and James Shaw from Metric. They were hanging around the Electric Ballroom, waiting to set up for a show.Metric formed in 1998 in New York City.

Their first album ‘Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?’ earnt them a Juno award nomination for Best Alternative Album. If you’re playing the album and think they sound familiar but you know know why- ‘Monster Hospital’, ‘Police and the Private’ and ‘Front Row’ were all featured on television show ‘Grey’s Anatomy‘ and CSI: Miami.They currently have a new album out called ‘Fantasies’.

The band are currently touring the US and Canada at a variety of music festivals. They’re playing Washington tonight, Philapelphia and Toronto, returning to London on the 26th June for Hard Rock Calling, and then Glastonbury on the 27th! Find out about other bands featuring at Glastonbury this year! www.flypostershow.com

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After 9 years in the wilderness, Damon Albarn’s cult brit band Blur, have begun their comeback with an intimate gig at the East Anglican Railway Museum- where they first started back in 1988. The perormance to just 150 people marks the beginning of a tour that will see the pop heroes play at T in the Park, Glastonbury and Hyde Park this summer.

The audience was made up of friends, family and some lucky competition winners, who packed into the venue, surrounded by the station memorabilia.

The band will be releasing ‘Midlife, a beginners guide to Blur‘ on the 15th of June, a compilation album that spans the breadth of their career- and including anticipated ‘Popscene’, a single making its first appearance.

Magic Arm, the multi instrumentalist, Marc Rigelsford, releases the eagerly awaited new album ‘Widths and Heights’.

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Merlins- wow, a band with some guts, alot of talent and a momentum that is hard to resist! If you are looking for some classy rock, that singalong quality and a load of lush guitar, look no further. Find out what all the airplay and fuss is about, allow me to introduce the rather beautiful Merlins:

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Flyposter are BIG fans of new single ‘Shake it’

Merlins mission:

Merlins are a band from East London, they’re regulars on the East London music scene. The name Merlins is inspired by the British Lancaster bomber, which was powered by 4 Rolls Royce ‘Merlin’ Engines. Luckily this roaring 4 piece are only interested in bombing the world with their music- phew.

Their guitar fueled sound is filled with energy, passion and an overdose of singalong melodies, delivered with the excitement and drive of a powerful live act.

Having written two albums worth of killer material, Merlins are here, and ready to set the world on fire. To quote the late, great Bill Hicks ‘Sing from their fucking hearts’…

Dont miss out- see Merlins – put these dates in your diary:

Friday 5th June 8.30pm

Zigfrid Von Underbelly

11 London Rd, Hoxton Square, London, CR7 7, UK

Wednesday 24th June 8.00pm

The Boileroom

13 Stoke Fields, Guildford, GU1 4, UK

If you get to see them live- let us know what you think! Email us at flyposter@mevio.com!!!

Sav Campbell on lead vocals & acoustic

Mike Palmer on Guitars and other noises

Joe Holweger on Electric Bass

Craig Bacon on drums

…finally, we got the extra special Bronx footage from their tour, and the interview with all the specially filmed tour bits is now live on the Flyposter site! So you can catch me, Joby and Matt backstage before their Shred Yr Face Tour going over some old ground and coming up with some new song titles for their side project. Sex Shrapnel is mine btw, but the guys are allowed use it as they rule. We also go over tour games, their role as Black Flag, The Germs and sleeping. Oh, and watch out for the ball bag, it made the cut!

The Century of Self may well mark …Trail of Dead’s return to the form we witnessed on their early albums, but Jason and Conrad had plenty to say about their Interscope years when we caught up with them before their recent London dates. I hadn’t sen the chaps for a good few years (not since they were road buddies by way of Snow Patrol and The Reindeer Section. For real) yet they were still as cranked, funny, and downright intense as they ever were. Even if Jason had developed a penchant for random snowglobes in the interim. We shot the breeze about times gone by, working with Yeah Yeah Yeah’s producer Chris Coady, ballpoint pen art (Conrad did the sleeve art ENTIRELY in ballpoint pen), live shows, kit swapping and festival plans. Plus some rather stoopid shit involving Jason’s big brass balls.

Then some crazy cool dude who loved all music offered to get involved in our filming, so we’ve got an extra special bit of live footage from the tremendous gig that followed our chat. All in all, a very special episode of Flyposter, coming soon…

Well, we know you Flyposter types like The Bronx, being such fine purveyors of balls out punk rock. We toddled along to see them on the recent Shred Yr Face tour, where they shared some stage air with Rolo Tomassi and Fucked Up. Joby and Matt were on fine form, and the gig did indeed, Shred Our Faces and ears. They’re quite simply one of the best live bands around and never fail to bring you to your knees. The episode is going to be a bit special, as we sent a camera out on the road with them and they’ve delivered some very special bits. Although we won’t be using the ECU of Matt’s scrotum… In the interview they were full of great suggestions for things you can do in 33 minutes, which just so happens to be how long their new album Bronx III is.  Eh, d’you see what we did there???

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