SEVEN NOISES

I blogged about Veronica Falls and the main song on this single back in September last year so when they finally released it as a single three weeks ago I didn't think I had to post about it again. What has changed? Well, apart from releasing it on Captured Tracks, the coolest label on earth, with the great cover of Starry Eyes on the B side they are going to re-released it on a British label, Trouble Records, in a couple of weeks with a new cover art and a new B side, the still unheard (if you haven't seen them live) Stephen. And this is not strange taking into account they are from London and getting a lot of coverage in the media here, even the evil NME has put them on their bands to watch and mentioned them in many occasions. Whats more, when they received 70 copies of this single at Rough Trade they sold out in a couple of days!!! If you missed it though, you can still get a copy online in many places or just wait for the new version of the single to come out. And don't miss them live in one of the many dates they are performing in London, nest Tuesday opening for Dum Dum Girls at White Heat, for example.


Veronica Falls - Found Love in a Graveyard.mp3

The first thing to admire about this band is that they will soon be the second British band to release something on label of the year Brooklyn based Captured Tracks, after next week's release of the Spectrals 7". Only for this reason they have my true devotion and applause. If, appart from this, they make infectious melodies as the two tracks they have posted on their myspace page, then the adoration is double. They share members with Your Twenties and Sexy Kids, or have shared them before, and they have a love for all the C86 bands or Comet Gain. Taking into account their sound they could easily publish on Slumberland after the Captured Tracks release, sharing the dark side and the pop side of both labels and standing in the middle without tending to any of them dramatically.

This London four piece will soon perform as part of this year's Nail the Cross Festival at Amersham Arms this October together with Deep Sht, Arch M, Joy Orbison and Trailer Trash Tracy's between others so not a line up to miss. There's not a release date yet so keep track of them since then.