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Fifty Nine Violets at the New Adelphi (3/3)
By Michelle Dee
(1/3), (2/3), (3/3),
As a band they try to avoid any kind of formulaic sequences, they endeavour to make every song different from the next. They are all very individual and their influences come from a wide musical spectrum, everything from punk: proper punk mind, to Drum and Bass, as well as a bit of dub thrown in for good measure. Digsy goes for anything that's cheap; he is often to be found leafing through the Scots Dragoon Guards compilations in charity shops, in a bid to find a bargain.
There is also a passion for the dance genre within the band; this is evident from the various different mixes of the regular Fifty Nine Violets: tracks to be found. After playing around with Wav files on the PC, and prior experience DJing and producing, Chris has been experimenting on creating a totally different side to the Fifty Nine Violets: sound. The result has been a number of top quality remixes. Yeah Yeah Yeah on the Prime Numbers: album, a totally awesome reworking of Silver Sea on the Sesh CD and just recently an 8 track E.P which features more of The South Side Freedom Fighters mixing and sampling.
I think any DJ worth his fat salary would be pleased to spin Silver Sea Space mix. It has all the elements of a great dance anthem: Digsy's vocal is sampled to create an intoxicating atmosphere; the break down of all the different parts; the yearning hook line repeated over and over; then a huge stormy crescendo. A good few slices of Paul Oakenfold style euphoria, I wait with barely controllable anticipation for Chris's hand to turn the ear once more.
The Fifty Nine Violets: are nothing short of one of the best bands in the Humber region:

Digsy- vocals and guitar
Chris- vocals and guitar
Andy- vocals and drums
Bill- bass

Prime Numbers: is released on All Out Records
www.fiftynineviolets.com

Album Reviews - Idlewild - Warnings/Promised (Emi)
By Steve Rudd
It might be somewhat incredible to comprehend, but these guys have been around now for an entire decade, having got together as a band back in Edinburgh circa 1995. Ten years down the line, and this is Idlewild:'s astonishing fifth album, packed with twelve stunning tunes. Read more...

Album Reviews - Scarlet Soho - Divisions of Decency (Human Recordings) By Steve Rudd
I'm genuinely glad that Scarlet Soho: have released of album of such breathtaking grandeur. For the past few years, this Hampshire-based band has built up something of a cult underground following following on from their UK-roving gigs Read more...

Single Reviews - Cherry Falls - Winter/Winter (Island)
By Steve Rudd
This album has to be one of the most stunning debut albums ever released by a band. There is not one dull moment or dud note, and every last snatch of melody sets the spirits soaring. Welcome to the wonderful world of Cherry Falls, Read more...

Album Reviews - Face of Scars- Deathblow (11 Reasons to Fight) By Harry Slater
If life was a film, then Face of Scars: would be the soundtrack to the scene when the intrepid hero gets his head kicked in repeatedly. Sadly, life isn't a film, but if on the off chance I ever get my head kicked in repeatedly, I will probably be Read more...

Single Reviews - Five O'Clock Heroes - Run To Her (Glaze) By Steve Rudd Release Date: 21st March 05
This is the second single from the band's Bend To The Breaks debut album, and by the sound of it this quartet is certainly one to watch out for. Two of the members are British and the other two are native New Yorkers, so there is an exhilarating melting Read more...

Singles Reviews - Chart Review 7th March 2005 with
DJ Chris Plant
What a week. Three bits of chart-related news come to mind before we start this week. First, we have to wait a bit longer for the arrival of downloaded sales into the main chart, the independent labels finally managing to make enough noise about the fact Read more...

Band News - Wanted - Shindigg looking for Drummer and Bassist
Shindigg are looking for a drummer and bassist after the sad departure of The Krazy One himself and Mr Karl Robson, I guess not all things are built to last. If anyone is interested in trying to fill their boots they can contact us via email at yardstudio@yahoo.co.uk

Music News - London's Marquee Club - Wednesday 16th February 05 By Steve Rudd
Never does a night go by down in the capital when there isn't at least one quality gig on, and now there is no excuse for music lovers not to catch a gig or two if they are right in the heart of London's West End since the legendary Marquee Club has Read more...

Single Reviews - The Kaiser Chiefs - Oh My God (B-Unique)
By Steve Rudd
If you think you've heard this tune somewhere before, don't despair...you'll probably be right. Yes, this was actually released last Spring as the band's debut single, but since then a lot has happened and the lads decided it would be worth reworking the Read more...

Single Reviews - Ambulance LTD - Stay Where You Are (TVT) By Steve Rudd
This fame-finding New York outfit could cure all ills, and already they are very well known over the Atlantic - in the States - where they have appeared on both the Jay Leno and David Letterman TV shows amongst others. Slowly but surely the band's profile Read more...

Music, Bands - Who Is Phil Marshall? By DJ Chris Pant
In the year 2000 Phil Marshall released a solo acoustic EP entitled The Atlantic Project. In 2003 he released an amazing album entitled Dondonisi. Most recently, Phil recorded a Live CD at The Big Coffee in 2004 (which I had the honour of introducing on Read more...

Band News - Wanted - Killer Of Saints Seek New Vocalist
Established local alternative metal band Killer of Saints recently parted ways with their long term vocalist. The band are now looking for a new vocalist who will fit in with their new direction. Band and gigging experience preferred, Male/Female, Age Range 18-25, Own Read more...

Music News - Bring a Tube of Toothpaste and Help Save Childrens Lives
Heavy metal power trio Torsohorse are collecting much needed items for children of the Tsunami by running a series of themed shows across 2005. Working in conjunction with childrens charity Real Aid, Torsohorse will be asking fans to donate goods, which will Read more...

Music, Band Biog- Red Line To Exit - Looking for Gigs
Red Line to Exit are a four piece Hull/Hornsea band that have been together since 2003. They have gigged in Hornsea where amongst other dates they played to a large crowd at the Hornsea Carnival. Having made appearances locally at The White Room with Swordface and Read more...

Music, Album Reviews - Red To Violet By Andy Dykes
The old adage, never judge a book by its cover has never meant so much to me as when reviewing Red To Violet's eponymous offering from way back in 2000. Why am I reviewing it five years late? Who knows. Anyway, the front cover Read more...

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