Scene Not Herd presents the Noise on Noise All-Dayer w/ DRUM EYES

We've had a little SNH break of late. This has generally involved sitting, sun, writing, guitars, festivals, alcohol and just general fun. But we're back, and well, we've decided to make it a gooden! Here are the awesome deets!

Scene Not Herd is proud to present the Noise on Noise All-dayer: a ten hour spectacular featuring the best new bands the UK has to offer. This tirade of awesome musicality will be accompanied by an archive film mash-up of video-art oddity; regular art oddity; fabulous arty zines; food and a wonderful agglomeration of delicious merchandise. Oh and its also Alwin's birthday... party on!

DRUM EYES|SCREAMING TEA PARTY|TEETH OF THE SEA|GUM TAKES TOOTH|COLD PUMAS|RICA MINAMI|LOVESICK TEENAGERS|GOD DONT LIKE IT (DJ)|DIRTY BINGO(DJ)|THE 405(DJ)|DANCE MAGIC DANCE(DJ)|SCENE NOT HERD(DJ)

7 August
@The Others
Stoke Newington
6-8 Manor Road
N16

Tickets: £7.50 from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/86453

Best Glasto ever...

OK, so I was lucky enough to get some tickets for Glastonbury. It's safe to say, it was quite possibly the best thing I'd done in ages. Pimms, bands, extreme sun, massive open fields, sunrise by the stone circle and a bunch of hippies. I'm still smiling thinking about it, and I miss it dearly, which in all my years of attending festivals, I never thought I'd miss a festival.

The many highlights for me were undoubtedly Snoop Dogg, Holy Fuck, Stevie Wonder, Flaming Lips, Beach House, tUne YarDs and Rolf Harris (sorry). And this has to be the best opening to a set ever? AF

Paper Heart

Watched this very sweet film this week: the lead, Charlyne Yi, is an absolute super geek, which is awesome!




Charlyne and Michael Cera wrote all their own music for the soundtrack – very cool.This song is cute, check it:

Friday

Last night, to celebrate the end of the working week we went on a boat. We also watched a random folk/latin/harp extravaganza at the southbank centre. Then we headed to Angel for a burrito and a few drinks at the Lexington. A Grave with no Name played, as did Harlem; the bassist was super happy and had a cool Micky Mouse t-shirt. Check both bands out below...we love weekends!

Park

SNH went to Hampstead Heath this weekend, it was RAD...