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Issue 42 / March 2014

March 2014 issue of Bido Lito! Featuring VEYU, SEAWITCHES, THE CYCLIST, THE MEN, MIKE BADGER and much more.

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News<br />

Sound City’s Second Wave<br />

LIVERPOOL SOUND CITY has always strived to bring in the most exciting acts to the city's venues and, after being lauded for<br />

last year’s line-up, this year’s festival is set to be no different. The latest artists that have been announced include JON HOPKINS,<br />

(former?) Strokes guitarist ALBERT HAMMOND JR., DRENGE, Brighton duo ROYAL BLOOD and FAT WHITE FAMILY. They will join previously<br />

announced artists FUCK BUTTONS, KODALINE and GRUFF RHYS for the festival in May, alongside keynote speakers JOHN CALE of Velvet<br />

Underground fame and Sonic Youth's THURSTON MOORE. For the full line-up so far and ticket info go to liverpoolsoundcity.co.uk<br />

Merseyside Arts Foundation: Round 2<br />

The Merseyside Arts Foundation have announced that the second round of applications for its MUSIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME<br />

2013/<strong>2014</strong> is now open. Local musicians are encouraged to apply for the programme, with twelve of the best being selected to develop<br />

their talents via a series of mentoring sessions and industry workshops, along with a recording session at Parr Street Studios and the<br />

opportunity to perform at a live showcase event. A similar course specifically for 16-18-year-olds is running alongside the Development<br />

Programme. The deadline for submissions is 28th <strong>March</strong>. For more info or an application form visit merseysideartsfoundation.org.uk<br />

Incoming Dutch Drone<br />

The global psychedelic village’s newest festival, EINDHOVEN PSYCH LAB, has revealed its initial line-up for the launch of the inaugural<br />

two-day event on 6th and 7th June. The festival, a collaborative effort between Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia and<br />

Eindhoven’s foremost venue the Effenaar, features headliners WOODEN SHJIPS, HOOKWORMS, THE GROWLERS and TERAKAFT, as well<br />

as hook-ups with Rocket Recordings and Fuzz Club Records. Also featured will be TEETH OF THE SEA, GNOD and Liverpool's own psych<br />

heroes MUGSTAR, with more to be announced soon. Weekend ticket bundles are available now from eindhovenpsychlab.com<br />

Dig For Victory<br />

We’d like to extend a warm welcome to DIG VINYL, the city's newest record shop, which has announced that it will be<br />

opening its doors on Saturday 15th <strong>March</strong>. Located in the basement of Soho's on Bold Street, the store will specialise in a<br />

wide range of second-hand vinyl and sealed re-presses including indie, alternative, soul, funk, punk and much more. The grand<br />

opening will also feature a mini DJ set from Bido Lito!, with Editor Christopher Torpey playing a selection of records handpicked<br />

specially from the store's own racks and crates.<br />

An Outfit For Everyone<br />

FUNNEL CLOTHING, a newly launched Liverpool-based online store for band merchandise, has pushed off into the murky waters<br />

of the internet. The venture is the work of a long-time Bido Lito! contributor, so it’s no surprise that the launch involves T-shirts from<br />

the city’s noir pop favourites OUTFIT. Sartorial threads are also available from JON HOPKINS, author of the undoubted electronic<br />

masterpiece of 2013, and THUMPERS, who bring their melody-crammed indie pop to Liverpool Sound City this May. Expect further<br />

additions in the coming months from both Liverpool and beyond. Check out the current line-up at funnelclothing.com<br />

Bido Lito! Dansette<br />

Our pick of this month's fresh wax cuts...<br />

Morgan Delt<br />

Morgan Delt<br />

TROUBLE IN MIND<br />

RECORDS<br />

Following the rich tradition of west coast<br />

psychedelia, MORGAN DELT’s eponymous<br />

LP is both retrospective and futuristic in<br />

its sound. Morgan Delt channels the hazy<br />

60s with jangling riffs and baroque vocals<br />

but this second release transcends the<br />

sound by injecting the aesthetics with a<br />

staggering array of influences which float<br />

to the left of the leftfield.<br />

St. Vincent<br />

Digital Witness<br />

LOMA VISTA RECORDINGS<br />

This latest offering from Annie Erin Clark<br />

(AKA ST. VINCENT) boasts a hook that<br />

would see Captain Ahab green with<br />

envy. What sounds like an electronicallymanipulated<br />

baritone sax throbs and<br />

grinds with uneasy staccato thrusts<br />

throughout. This track confirms we<br />

still have pop music that manages to<br />

remain sleazy, compelling and utterly<br />

danceable. Thank St. Vincent for that.<br />

John Butler Trio<br />

Flesh & Blood<br />

JARRAH RECORDS<br />

Africa Oyé<br />

COMPETITION!<br />

AFRICA OYÉ, the UK's biggest celebration of African music and culture, is to return to Sefton Park this summer on the weekend<br />

of 21st and 22nd June. Starting as a series of small gigs in the city in 1992, the free festival aims to celebrate all aspects of African<br />

culture with a huge range of food, activities, concessions and live music. Ahead of the main festival, reggae legends YELLOWMAN<br />

(pictured) and DILLINGER, two of the biggest names in the genre, have also announced a tour of the UK in conjunction with Oyé<br />

Touring & Trading. They will play Liverpool's District on 1st <strong>March</strong>. More info can be found at africaoye.com<br />

COMMUNION MUSIC is an artist-led organisation which aims to support up-and-coming talent and provide a hub for<br />

songwriters and musicians to develop and flourish within the music industry. Formed in London in 2006, the organisation<br />

was founded by Ben Lovett of Mumford & Sons, former Cherbourg bassist Kevin Jones, and producer Ian Grimble.<br />

For this month's competition, we've teamed up with the generous folks at Communion, who have been kind enough to<br />

offer us a pair of tickets to two of their <strong>March</strong> shows. The first features London singer-songwriter LUKE SITAL-SINGH, who<br />

will play at The Kazimier on 1st <strong>March</strong> alongside Eliza And The Bear, Annie Eve and Farewell J.R. Alt-rockers AMBER RUN<br />

(pictured) will headline the second show, with Racing Glaciers, Etches and Natalie McCool at Leaf on 14th <strong>March</strong>.<br />

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning this mighty prize is to answer the following question:<br />

Which of the following releases was produced by Ian Grimble? a) The 1975 - The 1975 b) London Grammar - If You Wait c) Arctic Monkeys - AM<br />

To enter, email your answer to competition@bidolito.co.uk<br />

by 27th February. All correct answers will be placed into the big pink hat with a winner<br />

picked at random and notified via email. Good luck!<br />

The sixth album from Aussie roots<br />

rockers JOHN BUTLER TRIO Flesh & Blood<br />

sees a marked but not unwelcome<br />

shift in sound for the band. A large<br />

portion of the fretboard pyrotechnics<br />

of previous offerings are exchanged for<br />

a more personal feel, with single Only<br />

One providing a sunny and uplifting<br />

atmosphere with steel drums and<br />

cascading acoustic melodies.<br />

Big Head Todd & The<br />

Monsters<br />

Black Beehive<br />

SHOUT! FACTORY<br />

Veteran blues-rockers BIG HEAD TODD<br />

& THE MONSTERS return for their<br />

fourteenth album. From the brooding<br />

slide riffer of Seven State Lines to the<br />

bouncing slice of Hammond organflavoured<br />

roots pop Hey Delila, the band<br />

maintain their solid and prolific output<br />

with a release that's guaranteed to<br />

make heads bob and feet stomp.<br />

bidolito.co.uk

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