One Did - the new Prescott album - video

[Spoombung]

Hi Guys

Here's the new album promo for my band, Prescott. Hope you enjoy it!

[media]http://youtu.be/RqMR2t-5F48[/media]

PS. I wish I could get Basschatters along to our gigs but they won't come...for some reason, despite lots of bass action

[Bloodaxe]

I like that... sort of Brand X meets National Health.

One of these days I'll catch you lot. Promise.

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I like that... sort of Brand X meets National Health.


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Both bands I like!

[Beer of the Bass]

[quote name='Bloodaxe' timestamp='1400171122' post='2451443']
I like that... sort of Brand X meets National Health.
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Yes, it's odd that the reviews so far haven't mentioned things like National Health when guessing at the influences. I feel like I can hear much more of that sort of thing (National Health, perhaps the riffier Hugh-Hopper era Soft Machine or touches of Henry Cow) in the music than I can the more conventional US jazz/fusion influences that the reviewers like to mention. I'm enjoying the album - it has a really pleasing purposeful/minimalist quality about it, no superfluous noodling at all. Which I suppose is almost a post-punk aesthetic...

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[quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1400763279' post='2456743']
Yes, it's odd that the reviews so far haven't mentioned things like National Health when guessing at the influences. I feel like I can hear much more of that sort of thing (National Health, perhaps the riffier Hugh-Hopper era Soft Machine or touches of Henry Cow) in the music than I can the more conventional US jazz/fusion influences that the reviewers like to mention. I'm enjoying the album - it has a really pleasing purposeful/minimalist quality about it, no superfluous noodling at all. Which I suppose is almost a post-punk aesthetic...
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That's a fair summary