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- Ember: Days Like ThisDays Like This by Ember.Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence.Floyd had already left the band and the country when these recordings were made, although the emigration and the recordings were coincidental to each other.Moving On was written by Joe Catcheside/Phil Woodward/James Willmott. The other songs were written by the original Ember line-up, which was Dan Wright (guitar)/Vince Canning (bass)/Robert Coache (vocals)/Emma Richardson (drums).These songs formed the Moving on a Moment in Life demo and were recorded by Martin Dearmun of Transit Recordings in 1999 at Fig Tree Farm, Butterleigh, in deepest, darkest rural Devonshire.Copyright © 1999 Ember.If we locate more of Ember’s recordings in our archives, we shall upload those as well.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/emberhttps://soundcloud.com/danwrighthttps://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Ember: AquamarineAquamarine by Ember.Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar and backing vocals, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence.Floyd had already left the band and the country when these recordings were made, although the emigration and the recordings were coincidental to each other.Moving On was written by Joe Catcheside/Phil Woodward/James Willmott. The other songs were written by the original Ember line-up, which was Dan Wright (guitar)/Vince Canning (bass)/Robert Coache (vocals)/Emma Richardson (drums).These songs formed the Moving on a Moment in Life demo and were recorded by Martin Dearmun of Transit Recordings in 1999 at Fig Tree Farm, Butterleigh, in deepest, darkest rural Devonshire.Copyright © 1999 Ember.If we locate more of Ember’s recordings in our archives, we shall upload those as well.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/emberhttps://soundcloud.com/danwrighthttps://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
- Ember: Moving OnMoving on a Moment in Life by Ember.Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence.Floyd had already left the band and the country when these recordings were made, although the emigration and the recordings were coincidental to each other.Moving On was written by Joe Catcheside/Phil Woodward/James Willmott. The other songs were written by the original Ember line-up, which was Dan Wright (guitar)/Vince Canning (bass)/Robert Coache (vocals)/Emma Richardson (drums).These songs formed the Moving on a Moment in Life demo and were recorded by Martin Dearmun of Transit Recordings in 1999 at Fig Tree Farm, Butterleigh, in deepest, darkest rural Devonshire.Copyright © 1999 Ember.If we locate more of Ember’s recordings in our archives, we shall upload those as well.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/emberhttps://soundcloud.com/danwrighthttps://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Ember: Nothing Else RemainsNothing Else Remains by Ember.Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence.Floyd had already left the band and the country when these recordings were made, although the emigration and the recordings were coincidental to each other.Moving On was written by Joe Catcheside/Phil Woodward/James Willmott. The other songs were written by the original Ember line-up, which was Dan Wright (guitar)/Vince Canning (bass)/Robert Coache (vocals)/Emma Richardson (drums).These songs formed the Moving on a Moment in Life demo and were recorded by Martin Dearmun of Transit Recordings in 1999 at Fig Tree Farm, Butterleigh, in deepest, darkest rural Devonshire.Copyright © 1999 Ember.If we locate more of Ember’s recordings in our archives, we shall upload those as well.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archiveshttp://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/emberhttps://soundcloud.com/danwrighthttps://twitter.com/WudRecords3 min
- Pyg: Don't JumpDon't Jump, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg.Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998.Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke.Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One.We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth.These arrangements by Pyg.All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners.All intellectual property copyright ℗ 1998 its respectful owners.Performers:Martin Dearmunn - voices, acoustic guitarSteve McTavish - fiddleMalcolm Learmonth - electric guitarGeorge Davies - bassTony Price - drumsWe tend to feel that these songs are a great snapshot of how Pyg sounded in 1998, which was a lot more raw and raucous than their rather refined studio recordings,We hope you can make it past the rather nasty guitar sound at the start of Amerikay.Please see also:https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/https://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Pyg: Don't Look DownDon't Look Down, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg.Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998.Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke.Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One.We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth.These arrangements by Pyg.All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners.All intellectual property copyright ℗ 1998 its respectful owners.Performers:Martin Dearmunn - voices, acoustic guitarSteve McTavish - fiddleMalcolm Learmonth - electric guitarGeorge Davies - bassTony Price - drumsWe tend to feel that these songs are a great snapshot of how Pyg sounded in 1998, which was a lot more raw and raucous than their rather refined studio recordings,We hope you can make it past the rather nasty guitar sound at the start of Amerikay.Please see also:https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/https://twitter.com/WudRecords4 min
- Pyg: AmerikayAmerikay, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg.Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998.Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke.Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One.We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth.These arrangements by Pyg.All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners.All intellectual property copyright ℗ 1998 its respectful owners.Performers:Martin Dearmunn - voices, acoustic guitarSteve McTavish - fiddleMalcolm Learmonth - electric guitarGeorge Davies - bassTony Price - drumsWe tend to feel that these songs are a great snapshot of how Pyg sounded in 1998, which was a lot more raw and raucous than their rather refined studio recordings,We hope you can make it past the rather nasty guitar sound at the start of Amerikay.Please see also:https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/https://twitter.com/WudRecords3 min
- Pyg: Hit The BottleHit The Bottle, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg.Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998.Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke.Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One.We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth.These arrangements by Pyg.All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners.All intellectual property copyright ℗ 1998 its respectful owners.Performers:Martin Dearmunn - voices, acoustic guitarSteve McTavish - fiddleMalcolm Learmonth - electric guitarGeorge Davies - bassTony Price - drumsWe tend to feel that these songs are a great snapshot of how Pyg sounded in 1998, which was a lot more raw and raucous than their rather refined studio recordings,We hope you can make it past the rather nasty guitar sound at the start of Amerikay.Please see also:https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/pyg-2/https://www.wudrecords.co.uk/archives/https://twitter.com/WudRecords5 min
- Ten Years LaterHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/4 min
- Hearts and ThoughtsHere are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the last proper performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. Q. Wim sings and plays guitar, Yuri plays bass and Scott (a radically surferish dude) plays balalaika, guitar and makes vocalisations of various sorts.After making these recordings the threesome returned to Q. Wim’s house where another gathering was already in progress. There they drank beer and watched the results of the Eurovision Song Contest whilst everybody listened to the cassette tape that The Bastard Sons of Dennis had made earlier. At Wud Records we can no longer remember any details of that Eurovision Song Contest, although the beauty of Q. Wim’s songs will remain in our memories for as long as we draw breath. And now, they can remain in yours too!Some of these songs have been or are in the process of being re-recorded properly at the Wud Records studios and may be found on the album Cherry Smoke Empire by The Bastard Sons of Dennis.See also:http://www.wudrecords.co.uk/artists/the-bastard-sons-of-dennishttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cherry-smoke-empirehttps://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cosy-lube-turtlehttps://twitter.com/WudRecordshttps://twitter.com/BastardSoDhttps://www.facebook.com/bastardsonsofdennis/5 min
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ACTIVE ARTISTS:
Flicker, Dark Company, Pok the Bard, The Bastard Sons of Dennis
LEGACY ARTISTS:
Alchemeon, Clonk!, Dr Watson, The Ug Brothers, Alien Heat, Rough Terrain, The Subterraineans, The Addled Eggs, The Masters of Drone, Laughing Sun, Wud, Lemming Meringue, Sirius Rising, Now, Fooog Dinboffin and the Release, Mark Drower and the Everyones
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That article was published in March 2017. While some of the links may no longer work, the theory absolutely will. Try it for yourself!
* Unfortunately...
Due to brexshit, broken britain, rip-off britain, corruption, lies and bias in the media, bigotry, racism, intolerance, polarisation, the fact that some of our family members would not be allowed to remain post-brexit, state-sponsored child trafficking (yes, that's right, we said it - it's pretty shocking, start reading from here if you don't believe it: https://forced-adoption.com/), an increasing sense of frustration and exasperation, and general total weariness of being treated with nothing but derision, ignorance and contempt by the entire shebang since the early 80s, we decided enough was enough and moved our entire operation from brexeter in the uk to begin our grand brexodus in 2017. We are now brefugees, living in brexile very near the border of the Czech Republic, Austria and Germany. If you live in (the crumbling remains of) the uk, do yourself a favour and leave. The upgrade in life quality will blow your mind.
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We support all independent musicians who are doing something we find interesting. Our team members all have formal music education qualifications.
We are against corporate brainwash muzak, their puppet friends in the mass media, and many other corporate activities. We will fight their desecration of music until either it stops or we die.
We believe in helping others in the face of corrupt laws and a broken system. We are pro democracy, green energy and free speech.
We're politically liberal. We cannot support the republicans, maga or gun violence in the usa. We don't see there's any real difference, other than in name, between the christian far right in the USA and the taliban in Afghanistan.
In the uk we are broadly pro LibDem/Green/Labour/SNP. We are VERY anti-tory, bnp, ukip, and any of their friends and associates. We have no trust at all in the uk right wing press monopoly and the bbc. Beware the bbc and its claims of neutrality. It is the propaganda mouthpiece of the tory party. It even charges a propaganda tax called the licence fee. But we like Test Match Special and Radio 6, so does that make us hypocrites...? Hmm.
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Please notice the careful use of capitals. Capital letters imply respect!
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