Future Of The Left finally make it back to Norwich

Cardiff three-piece Future Of The Left almost made it to Norwich in October, when they should have headlined one of TweeOFF's "Hell Yeah" music fest gigs, but they decided that touring in the US as support to ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead would suit them better.

Despite that, TweeOFF have stuck with FOTL and secured them to play Norwich as the first date of their UK winter tour this coming Saturday (November 28th) at Norwich Arts Centre.

Tour support comes from Tubelord, from Kingston, with wonderful Norwich band The Brownies completing the line-up.


Tickets are still available at £8 in advance from Norwich Arts Centre or £9 on the door.

Le Tetsuo are The Guardian's 'New band of the day'

Le Tetsuo, a band with Norwich roots but now based in London, receive nationwide publicity today as The Guardian's "New band of the day".


Of course, in Norwich we already know how good they are, but if you want to see what all the fuss is about, they will be headlining a gig in the crypt at Take 5 café bar, on Tombland, Norwich, this Friday (13th) from around 8pm, prior to release of their new single on November 23rd.

"Sometimes I'm walking around I feel like I'm going to open up and crack", backed with "Queare", is released by Parlour Records (PLR08) and will be available as a limited edition 7inch and also via download.

It has already had airplay on BBC 6 Music courtesy of the lovely Lauren Laverne.

If you can't wait for the new single, there's also currently a free download of another new track "Way Before You Die" available on the band's MySpace page.