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January 30, 2010 News Comments
Muso's Guide Presents...

Muso's Guide Presents...

Time moves quick when there’s great stuff abound, and it’s little wonder why January 31st has skipped up on us so quickly. And we’re very excited about our next Muso’s Guide Presents… show, which is happening at The Lexington in London on Sunday January 31st 2010. Seminal date.

Tickets are available from this link for a bargainous £6: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/68997

Who’s on the bill?

BODEBRIXEN
Indiepoppers Bodebrixen are here all the way from Denmark, with their self-professed “happy pop” set to induce an instinctive singalong-type reaction. Magical.
http://www.myspace.com/bodebrixen

THE GRAVE ARCHITECTS
Blackly humorous, Pavement-kooky and with the occasional tendency to break into an entertainingly contrary rap, we’ve asked this wonderful lot back again because we think they’re so very brilliant.
http://www.myspace.com/thegravearchitects

OUR LOST INFANTRY
Spirited, twinkly uplifting stuff that’s been known to induce an air-punch and slots supporting Frightened Rabbit, Johnny Foreigner and Sky Larkin.
http://www.myspace.com/whereisourlostinfantry

Written by Natalie Shaw

.. rules the Muso's Guide roost, as Editor thereof. Why? 'cause she considers the term 'music snob' redundant, because her music taste is infinitely better than yours and because she likes words a bit too much. She formulates and promotes the inaugural, seminal Muso’s Guide Presents… shows in London and is also the ears, keys, and mouse-clicker responsible for Muso’s Guide’s Last.fm charts.

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