Tuesday 15 March 2016, 8pm
Combining upbeat surreal pop imagery with glitchy beats, The Fish Police have created their own unique blend of electronic future funk, pop and hip hop.
“The band create some of the catchiest and most uplifting left-field pop music you will hear. Their album, The Marzipan Transformations, is a good time captured in music, a journey through their own unique world with nods to everything from MF Doom, Kraftwerk, De La Soul, the Ramones to Grace Jones (in fact, bassist, Charles Stuart, and drummer, Andrew McLean, can sometimes be found in Grace Jones’ backing band). The musical world in which the Fish Police exist has been created by and informed by singer Dean Rodney and guitarist Matt Howe’s autism, and the way they see the world. Dean pictures the world as if it were a TV show, he takes things he observes in his own life and twists them into unique creations.” – The Guardian
Social realism soaked through with a heady dose of fantasy, idiosyncratic poetics, white-hot keyboard flurries and vocal vicissitudes. Dangerously ambitious and delusional all girl jazzy post-pop punk hip funk with a stylistically schizophrenic theme spanning all known past, present and future human cultures and sub cultures....
“Vintage drag queen Bananarama you tube footage played with twice the sass and in double time with an incredulous broadband connection reflected in the eyes of a much overworked and downright exhausted Julie Burchill on acid”.
Ravioli Me Away are a London based band. Their debut album titled 'The Inevitable Album' was release in August 2014 and are presently mixing their new album. Past release include a split LP on Upset The Rhythm in January 2014, a cassette of live recordings produced by Ben Waller of The Country Teasers/The Rebel, on Neen Records and also been featured on various compilations by independent labels, including a 12"record by Brighton based label Riots Not Diets.
www.raviolimeaway.co.uk
www.goodjobrecords.com
