Review The Third

The great Echoes and Dust kindly published a review of Yan Tan Tethera.  I for one, very much enjoy being compared to a Satyr.  Read the whole thing HERE.

The Queen Is Dead

We've had another nice review, this time from the towers of the mighty Collective Zine.  Why not give it a read and see if you agree.

Well Thank You...

Our album launch was spectacular and we'd like to thank everyone who came down, did things, didn't do things and generally made it lovely for us.

We're selling the physical copies of the album online through the Stable bandcamp, and we're pretty fast at posting out too.  NineHertz were very nice about it too.

We're playing a secret show in a couple of weeks - not even we know where it is, so we hope at some point someone will tell us.  I hear we might be on about 1am, so have a coffee or something.  It's on the 23rd.  Ears to the ground local people.

Out To L[a]unch

The KY's album launch is approaching, and we think we have a good evening lined up an Penelopes:

Cheaper advance tickets can be bought from Stable (link) and this means you can avoid a booking fee that scurrilous other retailers may impose.  Feel the rock.  There's facebook nonsense here (link). 

Getting there

The album is almost complete and we're having a shindig on the 9th of February at Penelopes for the launch. Alongside us, Nottingham noisemakers Alright The Captain will be playing, along with Paw Shaker (from the ashes of Pudge). So, why not tell your friends, and enjoy a sexy album track:

arty stuff

Nearly done.  Here's our front and back sleeves courtesy of Sam Brewster (link).

And the back...

And... resume

We've had a sizeable break over the Summer, mostly for trying to sort our debut album Yan Tan Tethera before we have a little trip to Scotland next month. The studio stuff is recorded and being mixed to fuck, and over the odd weekend we're doing some additional ambient stuff, such as this.

The artwork is being done by fairly-long-time-sort-of-collaborator Sam Brewster, and he does all sort of marvellous things with pens and stuff.

We haven't played in our native Sheffield for quite some time, so this Saturday we look forward offering the peace pipe to Black International from Edinburgh (we'll be seeing them when we go up there).

Expect more KY.  Demand more KY.  Be luc (KY).

Photo by Rob Gunby

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