Another FREE entry gig from LET THEM EAT GAK !

This time it's a night of straight ahead indie-punk-rock'n'roll... brief descriptions follow, more detailed ones further down...

SOUND OF THE NUDGE
"sheer punk enthusiasm and swaggering Mark E Smith attitude - PUB STEP" - Tom Robinson 6 Music
http://www.myspace.com/soundofthenudge

THE DASH
An adrenaline fueled grimy assault of pure punk
http://www.myspace.com/the_dash

REMODEL
"all the energy, vitriol, angular chops and lyrical literacy of the Gang of 4, coupled with sharp-suited crossover stadium pop potential...
http://www.myspace.com/remodel

THE FLYING RATS
blues/garage/punk influenced by 60's psych garage and 70's proto punk acts
http://www.myspace.com/theflyingrats

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SOUND OF THE NUDGE

"It's impossible not to get caught up by the sheer punk enthusiasm and swaggering Mark E Smith attitude of SOUND OF THE NUDGE - spearheading their own music movement - PUB STEP" - Tom Robinson 6 Music

http://www.myspace.com/soundofthenudge

THE DASH
An adrenaline fueled grimy assault of pure punk, The Dash have built up their reputation gigging around London, doing regional shows and some European dates for around two years, supporting the likes of Gossip, Santogold, Black Lips, Robots In Disguise, Alphabeat, The Go! Team, The Libertines, Art Brut, Babyshambles, Glen Matlock, Biffy Clyro and Editors amongst others...

"Sparring riffs, knee jerking brittleness grafted on to a raw and potent undercarriage of alarmingly infectious boot blistering boogie - dare you resist." ROUGH TRADE
http://www.myspace.com/the_dash

REMODEL
Engaging, intelligent Post-punk Rock/Pop performed with an energy and edge as sharp as the cut of their lapels. Twitchy, switch-blade delivery, post punk frenetic drive, louche groove - songs spiked with addictive hook lines and melody infection.

"A sharper, edgier, more impactive yet accessible post-punk rock'n'roll band you couldn't wish for - all the energy, vitriol, angular chops and lyrical literacy of the Gang of 4, coupled with sharp-suited crossover stadium pop potential... why they're not much much bigger is quite frankly beyond us."
http://www.myspace.com/remodel