Getintothis guest list selections 2009: Artists and rock & rollers

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Slowly but surely Liverpool has seen a healthy, if disparate, emergence of fine new bands and artists during the last 12 months or so, here’s some of our favourites picking their sounds of 2009.


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Gen Er Al Midi Multi instrumentalist behind Liverpool’s premier epic avant-pop band a.P.A.T.t
1. Best Served Cold: Discography 1998-2008.
2. Earache: Narcosis (‘Because they’re the best grind act the UK will ever produce‘).
3. Dirty Projectors: Bitte Orca: (‘Because they invite me to new sounds but yet remind me of things I like already.’)
4. Metronomy: Pip Paine: Pay The £5000 You Owe (Bonus Edition). (‘Because it features the best song in the world‘).
5. Sax Ruins: Yawiquo (‘Because of the unbelievable attention to detail.’)
6. Wave Machines: Wave If You’re Really There. (‘Because as a first album there is some amazing pieces of work here…very likable.’)
http://www.myspace.com/apatt

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Timothy Bruzon: Wave Machines‘ lead vocalist and guitarist.
Tracks:
1. Post War Years: The Whole World On It’s Head
2. Grizzly Bear: Two Weeks
3. Blue Roses: Rebecca
4. The Dirty Projectors: Stillness Is the Move
5. Slow Club: When I Go
http://www.myspace.com/mywavemachine

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Vidar Norheim: Wave Machines‘ drummer
Gigs of 2009:
1. Wildbirds and Peacedrums: SXSW Austin, Texas)
2. Bon Iver: Green Man Festival
3. Grizzly Bear: Green Man Festival
4. Post War Years: Lexington, London
5. Deerhoof: Kazimer, Liverpool (Getintothis review)
http://www.myspace.com/mywavemachine

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David Perry The Laze lead vocalist and bass player
1. Zombi: Spirit Animal
2. Spectral Empire: Black Shark EP
3. Sunn O))): Monoliths & Dimensions
4. LindstrÃşm & Prins Thomas: II
5. Upsilon Acrux: Radian Futura
6. Air: Love 2
http://www.myspace.com/thelaze

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Peter Bentham: Songwriter, frontman of Pete Bentham and the Dinner Ladies and promoter of Free Rock & Roll gigs at the Caledonia pub.
Peter says: Free Rock & Roll gigs and Free Rock & Roll Radio are all about Liverpool bands so I’m putting forward my top five Liverpool band/websites for 2009.
1. Long Finger Bandits: All-girl raggle taggle gypsy jazzpunk.
www.myspace.com/longfingerbandits
Stand out track: Gibberish
2. El Toro: Red hot surf rock & rock
www.myspace.com/eltoropileup
Stand out track: Keep Outs My Way
3. Sydney Baileys No Good Punchin Clowns: Western swing, ragtime, skiffle.
www.myspace.com/sydneybaileysnogoodpuncinclowns
Stand out track: Baby Keeps Stealin
4. Emily & The Faves: Sweet quirky angular pop
www.myspace.com/emlansley
Stand out track: Golden Hair
5. a.P.A.T.t: Dadaist mentalists
www.myspace.com/apatt
Stand out track: Avajibber
http://www.myspace.com/petebenthamandthedinnerladies


Ezra Bang: Lead vocals, synths, drums and programming in Ezra Bang & The Hot Machine.
Tracks:
1. Jay-Z feat Alicia Keys: Empire State of Mind
2. Wave Machines: Greatest Escape We Ever Made
3. Mary Epworth: Black Doe
4. Major Lazer: Pon De Floor
5. Beyonce: Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
http://www.myspace.com/wearehotmachine

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Lee Glynn: Sound Of Guns‘ guitarist.
Tracks:
1. Brand New: At The Bottom
2. The Scare: Could Be Bad
3. The Mars Volta: Cotopaxi
4. Them Crooked Vultures: Mind Eraser, No Chaser
5. Kasabian: Fire
http://www.myspace.com/soundofguns

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Timo Tierney: Vocalist and guitarist with The Maybes?
1. Sting: If On A Winters Night
2. Doves: Kingdom Of Rust
3. Monsters Of Folk: Monsters Of Folk
4.The xx: xx
5. Wild Beasts: Two Dancers
Timo adds: ‘I struggled to get five albums – I thought 2009 was quite a shite year for records. I didnt even hear the Bunnymen one…
http://www.myspace.com/themaybesliverpool

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James Reynolds: Bass player with The Bicycle Thieves:
1. Memory Tapes: Seek Magic
2. The xx: xx
3. The Horrors: Primary Colours
4. Florence & The Machine: Lungs
5. Ripchord: Beginners Luck
http://www.myspace.com/bicyclethievesuk

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James Feltham: Guitarist with the Bicycle Thieves:
James says: ‘If it was the top five releases it’d just be The Beatles remasters as they made me listen to them in a totally different (eye opening, jaw dropping) light. You could hear new things and tiny imperfections that made you realise they were human after all, but added to their charm. I thought 2009 was pretty bad and I didn’t think I’d get 5 but I enjoyed all these…
1. Richard Hawley: Truelove’s Gutter
2. Arctic Monkeys: Humbug
3. Memory Tapes: Seek Magic
4. Them Crooked Vultures: Them Crooked Vultures
5. White Denim: Fits
http://www.myspace.com/bicyclethievesuk

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