Finally, after 2 months of our vinyl single being out, we have added a download to bandcamp.
Listen. Buy. Download.
We are currently planning a series of gigs next year, and are currently booking up the first three months of 2012. We should have some concrete news to announce in the next few weeks.
If you want free tracks;
The Shadow Committee
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- James
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Minor Updates + University Woes.
Added a bands tab and modified the theme a little. Updated some of the pages.
Currently booking gigs January-April in Norwich, as well as looking into the next Shadow tour. Stuff is slow as University is so very, very busy.
Part of this busy has been attempting to help out (James more than myself) the Save UEA Music campaign. Borne out of an apparent need to cut costs and general short-sightedness, the UEA has deemed the Department of Music unviable, and recommended it for closure.
We naturally feel very strongly about this, and personally being a student of the department, I feel indebted to them for giving me a chance to make music. Having come from a school with a similarly underfunded music department, my UCAS would have had me more suited for a maths course. However, with the facilities and tuition afforded to me, I have developed in numerous ways as a composer, artist and person as a result of my time at the UEA Music Department. This simply would not have happened if music was relegated to a extra-curricular activity. To take that opportunity away from others is a very depressing situation in my eyes.
More information about the campaign : http://www.saveueamusic.org
Currently booking gigs January-April in Norwich, as well as looking into the next Shadow tour. Stuff is slow as University is so very, very busy.
Part of this busy has been attempting to help out (James more than myself) the Save UEA Music campaign. Borne out of an apparent need to cut costs and general short-sightedness, the UEA has deemed the Department of Music unviable, and recommended it for closure.
We naturally feel very strongly about this, and personally being a student of the department, I feel indebted to them for giving me a chance to make music. Having come from a school with a similarly underfunded music department, my UCAS would have had me more suited for a maths course. However, with the facilities and tuition afforded to me, I have developed in numerous ways as a composer, artist and person as a result of my time at the UEA Music Department. This simply would not have happened if music was relegated to a extra-curricular activity. To take that opportunity away from others is a very depressing situation in my eyes.
More information about the campaign : http://www.saveueamusic.org
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