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Hefner and Darren Hayman News |
| 13th July 2010 |
It will be available from the 4th October on FortunaPOP and Acuarela. Click on the graphic to the left to access videos and downloads and all sorts.
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| 24th January 2010 |
Thanks to all those people still wishing me well on my recovery. I am feeling pretty good lately. Good enough to book some shows at least. So here we go... 8 th February Darren plays just a handful of songs as support to comedian Robin Ince at Camden's Etcetra Theatre. http://www.etceteratheatre.com/page.php?pageID=2#show12 9 th February Darren plays a solo set supporting Tender Trap and Allo Darlin at Barden's Boudoir in Stoke Newington £5 Advance / £6 Door http://www.wegottickets.com/event/70139 27th February Finally! Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern return as part of the excellent Owl Parliament. An all day, all age gig. Also featuring Emmy the Great and Jeremy Warmsley. http://www.owlparliament.co.uk/ 20 th MarchDarren Performs at The London Word Festival - Sat 20 MarAs part of an evening themed around British institutions Darren will perform a special solo set and collaborate on a special very limited screen print with The Henningham Family Press which will be made and sold on the evening.KEEP PRINTING AND CARRY ONThe Henningham Family Press with Darren Hayman, Murray Macauley
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| 29th September |
A couple of different types of shows from the usual coming up over the next month. Tonight (29 th September) I'm doing my first ever show in my home borough of Walthamstow. It's a shortish headline set at an event in aid of Amnesty International. This ties in nicely with a song I have contributed to an amnesty album later next year. Its happening at The Castle, 15 Grosvenor Rise East, Walthamstow, London, E17 9LB and starts at 7:30. There is a suggested donation of £5. Dan will be playing with me. On Saturday 10th October I am DJing at the World International John Peel-Day which takes place at the Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes. I am going to to try to level out the white indieness of the day by playing a Reggae set including a lot of dub. I'm expecting to play to an empty room. Prove me wrong. Saturday 10th October Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes Basement of Tavistock Hotel, London WC1H 9EU 0207 183 1979 4pm - 3am £5.00 Advance http://www.wegottickets.com/event/59270 (all proceeds going to charities chosen by the promoters) On Wednesday the 14th October I am doing a full length solo show with Dan at the Boogaloo in Archway as part the Great Banana Hoax. Some of you may already have seen me and Dan do this completely acoustic thing where we play without microphones and we're going to try and see if we can do a whole show like that. There is also a piano though for me to do my Elton bit. Details here http://www.thegreatbananahoax.com/page4.htm Then on the 17th of October I take this show to Dusseldorf as part of International Peel Day. More details as they come but I know David Gedge is DJing the same night. Please remember that the two disk version of We Love the City is out on next Monday in shops and on iTunes but is ready to buy right now from hefnet.com. Sales have been oddly slow. Have even my loyal buddies started downloading for free? Say it ain't so. See some of you at these shows. Love Darren.
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| 3rd July |
Hello everyone... So much news, I will try to be brief. Where Its At Is Where You Are records release a Darren Hayman / Wave Picture split singles with both artists. Comes with a free Wave Pictures CD. Available NOW from www.hefnet.com Darren Hayman and the Wave Pictures contribute two different Springsteen songs to the double CD tribute 'Play Some Pool, Skip Some School, Act Real Cool' also from WIAIWYA. Available NOW from www.hefnet.com Following last year's reunion with Jack Hayter Darren has made a record with Hefner drummer and singer Antony Harding. More than just a split single Darren and Antony play on each others songs. It is available now from black*kitten records or from www.hefnet.com Copies have now arrived of the 2 CD re-issue of Hefner's 'We Love the City'. Release date is 28 th September but you will more than likely be able to get them a little from the Hefner online shop. The full track list can be found at (you guessed it) www.hefnet.com Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern are playing the main stage at the End Of The Road festival this summer. They are hoping to take a gigantic (for them) six piece line up. They are also playing warm up dates. 8th September Brighton, 9th September Oxford,10th September Bristol. Full details at http://www.hefnet.com/Shows.htm . Tickets £7 from We Got Tickets. Also available is Pram Town, the most recent and highly acclaimed album from Darren and Madrid, a special low price live album from Darren and the Wave Pictures.
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| 13th April |
It's a proper headline show with Darren and band playing lots of songs from Pram Town and also a few from it's follow up Essex Arms due next year. There will of course be some Hefner tunes too. Darren will also be selling, vinyl, records, bags, mugs everything at the show. Darren and band plan to lay low for a while after this show so it would be great if you could come along. Support comes from Poppy and Friends http://www.poppyandfriends.com/ and Pocketbooks http://www.pocketbooks.org.uk/ who have their debut album coming out on How Does It Feel in June. Tickets can be bought via http://www.wegottickets.com/event/45689 Hope to see you there. |
| 30th March |
Today sees the download release of the 'Bad Policewoman', 'Songs for Harmonium and Drum Machine', lost Hefner live album 'Kick, Snare, Hats, Ride' and the new live album from Darren Hayman and the Wave Pictures, 'Madrid'. They should be available from all the usual online retailers emusic, itunes etc. Our download page has some useful links. Haters of vinyl rejoice! |
| 16th March |
Where to start! So much stuff. The download only single, Losing My Glue, from Pram Town is available to download now with three exclusive tracks. Link http://www.hefnet.com/losingglue.htm Madrid is a live album by Darren Hayman and the Wave Pictures. It is primarily a download release but an exclusive CD version is available from the Hefner shop. Link http://www.hefnet.com/madrid.htm As well as the release of Madrid, the 30 th March also sees the Download relase on iTUnes etc. of Kick, Snare, Hats, Ride, Bad Policewoman and Songs for Drum Machine and Harmonium. Expect more hard to get and unreleased stuff to be released on download soon. For a little while there we run out of Medium Pram Town T-shirts. We now have them back and we also have Extra Large. Go to the Hefner shop link http://www.hefnet.com/shopintro.htm We are playing this Saturday in Leytonstone. It's a local gig for local people, but you can come if you wish. I'll have copies of Madrid to sell and we're going to pay a large chunk of Pram Town for you. Link http://www.whatscookin.co.uk/wcwhatson.html However the big one is going to be the 28 th April at the 100 Club, where we will be doing our last big London Pram Town show for a while. Poppy and Friends and Pocketbooks will support. I want this one to be special, tell me I can sell out the 100 Club when I'm not doing complete Hefner sets as well. Link http://www.wegottickets.com/event/45689 We are touring Spain and Portugal after that... April 30 Valencia May 1 Zaragoza May 2 Barcelona May 3 Tarragona May 6 Vitoria May 7 Madrid May 8 A Coruña May 9 Gijon May 10 Lisbon I'm so happy to be bringing the complete Secondary Modern line up to Spain. Afterwards I do a joint headliner group of shows in Austria with their number one indie hero Robert Rotifer. 11/5 Vienna, Chelsea 12/5 Postgarage, Graz 13/5 Weekender, Innsbruck 14/5 Spielboden, Dornbirn Actually, Rotifer's songs are in English and I would really recommend them to everyone regardless of wether they can come to the Austrian shows. Oh and I've lost my email's on my mac by deleting my email account. If anyone knows how I retrieve my emails I'll send them free stuff. And don't use Pipex, it's their fault, they're rubbish. I think that's it. I know I've forgotten something. - Darren |
| 8th December |
OK Hold on tight. ‘Songs For Harmonium and Drum Machine’ is a new limited 7 inch vinyl EP from Darren Hayman featuring the songs; Andrew McCarthey, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez and Ally Sheedy. At present this record can only be ordered directly from www.p572.com or from Darren at gigs, though we do plan to release it on downloads in the future. Find out all about it, including two video clips of Darren playing in Quebec with the all girl line up of the Secondary Modern at www.hefnet.com/songsharmonium.htm You can also hear the song, ‘Judd Nelson’ at Darren’s myspace www.myspace.com/darrenhayman Darren is playing his last sets of Hefner songs with Jack this week. He plays Barcelona on Thursday, Madrid on Friday and Saturday, although on Saturday he’s hoping people might let him play some newer songs too. Wave Picture support on all of those shows. There is a new interview with Darren at http://www.freshdeermeat.com/ cheers |
| 14th November |
A quick reminder that Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern are playing this Sunday at the North Pole in Leyton ( The North Star 24 Browning Road, E11 3AR). The idea is to do a completely acoustic show, with no (or very few microphones). Banjo Dave is going to join us making a nice big 5 piece Secondary Modern. The gig is free but there will be a voluntary whipround. It should be a lot of fun and very informal. Kicks of around 6pm. The www.hefnet.com shop now has 'Pram Town' t-shirts. Yes I know you haven't heard the album yet, but the t-shirts are ready and the CDs aren't. These really are the best t-shirts we've made go and have a look. A reminder also that we have Hefner mugs and a special Christmas offer where you can get a free Hefner bag or poster for orders over £20. We are also giving away a Hayman, Watkins, Trout and Lee split seven inch away with copies of the HWTL album for a limited time. |
| 22nd October |
Pram Town has a release date, 26th January 2009. (although you know how these things get put back.) Its fourteen of my best songs honest. You can find out more about it here. Look at these photos though, the haircut cost me £65, no shit! There are some new shows coming up as well, of special note on the 16th November me and the Secondary Modern are doing a completely acoustic show. Not even a microphone. Also on the 30th November I'm having a birthday party and you're all invited!
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| 29th September |
Some news of upcoming shows and records. It was good to do those 'Hefner' songs shows through the summer. More people came to the shows, I got paid more and I got to hang out with Jack again. When you release songs, they are not yours anymore. Your audience decides what is good and what isn't. That's what these shows were about, people voted with their fivers and told me they wanted Hello Kitten. The thing is sometimes when I'm playing 'Cigarettes' or something on stage I think, "I know everybody else likes it but some of these songs aren't as good as my new ones." I'm not disowning Hefner and some of those songs are the best I've written but I feel a line is being drawn in my mind. Consequently I'm really looking forward to my show at Barden's Boudoir on the 17 th October. I'll be playing with the same line up of the Secondary Modern that played at Indietracks and we are going to try and rehearse a more interesting and eclectic set. Certainly the Hefner songs we are going to do include two songs that I've never played live before. One of my favourite bands, Esiotrot, support so it would be nice if you could come down, tickets are available from www.wegottickets.com . Look at this beautiful flyer...
Now listen if I'm going to do interesting sets full of Dead Media b-sides you're going to have support me and my dog by buying Hefner mugs and Hefner bags and Hefner t-shirts etc. There's a special xmas deal where if you spend more than £20 you get a free canvas Hefner bag. This makes it an excellent time to catch up with the Hayman/Hefner avalanche of releases this year. (Great British Holiday EPs, HWTL, Fidelity Wars re-issue). Those people who have had trouble ordering the Men's small size of the new ethical 'Granted' t-shirts will be pleased to know that all sizes are back in stock so you can re-order. In other news my folk opera, Pram Town is being readied for a January release. There are some other things coming up that you may not know about. Darren Hayman / Wave Pictures split. It had to happen. The twist is though that we are doing Bruce Springsteen songs. So far I've recorded 2 and the Wave Pictures have recorded 13. Its all part of a big two CD Springsteen tribute being put out by 'Where Its At' records. Darren Hayman / Ant split After the Darren/Jack reunion Ant and me get back together to record a split single. Well it's kind of more than a split actually, we both sing and play on each others songs. Songs for Harmonium and Drum Machine Four songs about members of the 1980s Brat pack actors played solely on drum machine and Harmonium. You think I'm making this stuff up don't you? Looking forward to seeing some of you in Canada. Love Darren |
| 2nd July |
Hello everybody, Here's what's going on this Summer for all things Darren Hayman. On August the 4th Darren releases his third album this year. Great British Holiday EPs is a twenty track compilation of all four of Darren's limited seven inch EPs. The compilation includes four unreleased songs and covers of famous holiday songs like Margate by Chas n Dave. The CD also comes with a DVD featuring 5 videos and a 25 minute documentary. The album is available now directly from the Hefnet shop and will be available in shops via Cargo and Itunes. Darren also plays a select few dates through July and August. On the 4 th of July Darren DJs at the 100 Club in Oxford Street for the popular How Does It Feel Club His set starts at 10:30pm. On the 15 th of July Darren supports The Wave Pictures and Coming Soon. It's a solo set with some new tunes and oddities. Come early. 19 th and 20 th July Latitude Festival. Darren has a low key appearance at the festival, playing songs as part of Robin Inces School for Gifted Children. 24 th July The Forum Tunbridge Wells. Darren previews more songs and does a few old down in Kent. Also on the band is Darren's favourite new band; Esiotrot. 26 th July Indie Tracks festival Derbyshire. Darren plays with the latest line up os the Secondary Modern. He plays in the little tin church! 10 th August. The Secondary Modern travel to Zaragoza and plays as part of the towns Expo. 13 th and 14 th September, End of the Road Festival. Darren and Jack play their set of Hefner songs for the last time. |
| 19th June |
| The Darren and Jack shows and 100 Club video. The UK shows of Me and Jack playing Hefner songs are over. Leeds was good too but you could tell they missed the bass and drums. It was the only show where I entered into a dialogue with the audience about reforming. We agreed that Blondie had set a bad precedent. I was so tired for the Luminaire show, I hope it didn't show too much. Jack snores, like you have no understanding. We were joined by Jonny and Franic from the Wave Pictures. They don't play like Ant and John and it still wasn't Hefner, but the show was better for having them. We learnt Painting and Kissing because Ian Watson asked us to. It came out alright but was better the next night. The only show where we fulfilled some requests. 100 Club was the biggest and should have been the best and was, so there. Here's a video made of the evening by Simone Scott Warren and myself. We were delighted when Jonny and Franic said they'd come with us to Cardiff. My second favourite part of the tour after the 100 Club show was my acoustic show in Spillers (est 1894). I refused to do Hefner songs and played some brand new stuff instead. We should have a video of that at some point too. Cardiff was perhaps the friendliest and sweetest show. Perhaps just due to the shape of room or of course the gorgeous Welsh. It seemed like a lot of people seemed to view these shows as a step to me getting Hefner back together again. If anything it was more like a belated attempt at a proper goodbye. I will still do Hefner songs in my set but maybe less than before, and maybe odder rarer songs. I don't know how these other bands do this reforming thing. The past is a funny place I don't like it there. I will see you soon in half full venues with my acoustic guitar and my new songs about Essex. It'll be fantastic! |
| 22nd May 2008 |
| Denmark Tour video!
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| 7th May 2008 |
Last weekend was a blast. I was booked to play two different shows in Copenhagen Denmark. One as Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern the other as Darren Hayman and Jack Hayter play Hefner Songs. I don't like messy branding, thats what I have at the moment - messy branding. I'm looking forward to a point when all the Hefner re-issues are out, the HWTL project has quietened down and I can just be Darren Hayman all the time. It doesn't help when you arrive to find the promoters have advertised the show in some places as Hefner. It makes me a little sad, I'm trying to make the Jack and Darren shows as respectful as possible to John and Ant and Hefner was definitely the four of us. Anyway... Friday Night we played as Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern. I can't lie, this was the show I was looking forward to the most. The line-up was Me (uke and guitat), Dan Mayfield (violin), Jack Hayter (Guitar and Pedal Steel), James Milne (bass) and the return of Amos Memon (for one night only) on drums. Amos, as you may know, has become a member of Fanfarlo since leaving the Secondary Modern however he's agreed to come back to the Secondary Modern on occasions because he gets better women when he's with us. I was so happy with the way the guys played. Its so exciting to hear a lot of my new songs played by this bunch of pros. I've been playing an acoustic guitar on stage lately which is areal change for me. In fact its hard to believe but this is the first acoustic guitar that I've ever owned!
I particularly enjoyed playing Big Fish and Out Of my League from Pram Town. I'm busting to get that album out. Saturday was Hefner night. The first time me and Jack had played a lot of these songs since out last shows in 2001. It was amazing how slipped into the songs in rehearsal, but we knew certain songs missed John and Antony, so we try to play the songs that play to our strengths. We've also tried to play one or two personal choices as opposed to drumming out the hits. There are also a couple of Darren vetos. A couple of tunes are too hard to go back to. We got on and my guitar didn't work, I'd only played the first few chords to Postal Service but everyone sang along. Me and the audience did the song together without guitar or microphone. I enjoyed the show much more than I expected. Like any artist, I'm wary of looking backwards too much, but I love Hefner and I love those songs. Also Jack is such a fantastic musician, such a thrill to play with him. Offstage we still bristle occasionally, I bark sometimes and am not always thoughtful, Jack can fuss over technical issues now and then, but on stage, we're the best friends. I don't know why its taken me so long to get round to play with him again. The set as best i remember it was...Hymn for the Postal Service, Don't Go, Hymn for the Coffee, As Soon as Your Ready, Junk, Hymn for the Alcohol, I Stole a Bride, Alan Bean, The Librarian (James and Amos joined us on Drums and Bass for...) Greedy Ugly People, Hello Kitten, Sad Witch, The Day that Thatcher Dies and Half a Life. I think there were more I forget sorry. Oh and Antony was there. He didn't play, just kept a watchful eye. Made sure we didn't screw up.
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| 30th April 2008 |
Haven't posted for a while. Here's whats being going on. Back at the end of March, I played a gig with (yet another) line up of the Secondary Modern. Now I know it looks like I'm falling out with a lot of musicians but its really not the case, people have jobs and other commitments I want to change things round a lot. Everybody's friends and the records I've been making recently feature the best of all the musicians. Anyway on March the 30 th I was playing with Dan Mayfield (violin), James Milne (bass), James Williams (percussion) and of course Jack Hayter. Its so much fun to be playing with Jack again and we have to be minful to not bore the other guys with our war stories of Hefner. I was pretty nervous going on stage. Not least because The Wave Pictures had just played a great set. I had a lot of songs I wanted to do, I want to play some of the rarer Hefner songs and recent stuff, but also wanted to play some songs from Pram Town, my new record that I hope to have released later this year. I get really excited by playing with new musicians, which is perhaps why I get through so many. I also really like the sound of musicians when they haven't quite learnt a song properly, that is to say when people are finding out how a song works, they stumble upon the most interesting things.
With that in mind after the show I quickly got the band together to record some songs, we recorded 7 songs two days. Working very quickly, learning the song for an hour or so, choosing the instruments and then recording a live take. I don't know that every song worked, I'm so far ahead of myself that I thought I should allow myself to record songs several times finding the best arrangement and musicians for each songs. Two songs in particular came out really well, Alibi and Two Tree Island. The songs are going to be part of an album which at the moment is called Essex Arms. Me and Jack have been having so much fun that we quite forget that we were supposed to be rehearsing Hefner songs. Last Thursday we finally got down to it, and it wasn't nearly as hard as we imagined. We wrote a rough set list of what we wanted to do, trying to choose things for ourselves that we liked but also trying to choose a cross section of live favourites that people would want to hear. Wouldn't want to give anything away but here's an MP3 of me and Jack getting a couple of songs wrong. LIVE REHEARSAL LINK. On Friday night we do the Jack and Darren show for the first time in Copenhagen, Denmark. See shows for details. I'll let you know how it goes. - Darren
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| 23rd March 2008 |
Hayman, Watkins, Trout and Lee were all getting ready to play at the Local last Friday when Dan Mayfield was hit with shingles. We have played show before without Dan, but felt perhaps that we shouldn't headline without him, so asked to go in the middle of the show. Then I had an idea I've been rehearsing with Jack Hayter for next Sunday (30th March) show at the Luminaire and I thought Jack could fill in for Dan in the bluegrass band. Jack came over Friday afternoon and learnt the songs, adding harmonica and lap steel to the tunes and then we drove over to Crouch End where we played a blinder. Well, I don't know that it was a blinder , but it was so much fun to be on stage with Jack again. Although I've been on stage with Ant a couple of times since Hefner, I haven't played with Jack on stage in seven years since the last Hefner show. We had a great time, but I don't think anybody knew who we were or why we were smiling so much! Anyway a great way to prepare for next weeks show. The Jack and Darren reunion proper takes place next Sunday 30th March at the Luminaire in Kilburn with the Wave Pictures and comedian Robin Ince in support., we'll play some Hefner tunes, honest. Tickets from here. |
| 12th March 2008 |
Last Sunday was a great day for me. I got to play with Jack Hayter for the first time in maybe 6 years or so? The occasion was the first rehearsal of the new Secondary Modern (version 4 if your counting). The line up of the band is Jack Hayter (steel guitar and guitar), Dan Mayfield (Violin and some stuff), James Williams , Jack's son, (Cajon, Percussion) and James Milne from Cornershop on bass. I think both me and Jack were just a little nervous about playing together again, but there's something quite natural about playing with people you know. As you may know Jack and I are playing some shows later this year where we play just Hefner songs, but actually the idea to have Jack play with the Secondary Modern came first. My next album proper; Pram Town, has a very sweet, folky sound (there are two songs on my myspace) and I wanted the new line up of the SM to be much less rock. The New line up makes its debut on the 30 th March with our good friends The Wave Pictures and also comedian Robin Ince. It will be very exciting to present a band so soon after forming it, we're going to play some songs from Pram Town and the Holiday EPs as well as my last album. We're also going to play some Hefner tunes too, but perhaps some of the slightly rarer songs, we ran though China Crisis and Weight of the Stars. In the spirit of my new resolution of using the web and myspace to get music to you quicker here is an MP3 of the new band running though Wu Tang Clan. Of course I'm getting the words wrong and everything, but you get the picture. Here's the link. Be good to see you on the 30th you can get tickets here. |
| 27th February 2008 |
Three albums behind. In May, Hayman, Watkins, Trout and Lee release their debut album. June (ish) sees the release of Great British Holiday EPs. Hopefully, possibly this year will also see the release of Pram Town, my folk opera. I have currently completed two thirds of my '12 Astronauts' project and a half written album on the notion of memory.
I'm not boasting, honestly I'm not. I'm sure there's some people who think that I would do much better to slow down and not release so much stuff. I mention it because, well its odd. Whilst people tell me what they like or don't about 'Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern' I have two more albums and am thinking about the third. The advantage to this is that I'm making music in a bubble. I'm not reacting to an audience or critical opinion, because I don't know what people think of the album before it. Consequently I'm currently making a lot of gentle folk music when everybody seems to like my guitar and banjo rock. The disadvantage is its all a bit frustrating. I'd love to release them all on the same day but there's all sorts of creative and commercial reasons why that would be a bad idea. Anyway, this all led to me feeling that I'm really not using this Myspace streaming thing to its potential. To that end I have put up four unheard songs on my Myspace page. Two are from Pram Town, one is the new re-recorded version of Alan Bean from the astronaut album and one is a song I finished this morning! Yep just this morning! I don't know what its for or wether I'm going to add words to it but I thought somebody might want to hear it. Hayman, Watkins, Trout and Lee play Bar Monsta in Camden next Wednesday. Its our first headline gig in ooh ages. If you haven't seen us come along, its always a laugh. -Darren Hayman |
| 18th February 2008 |
A funny week. Last week I announced two shows where I would be playing a night of Hefner songs with Jack Hayter and the shows sold out in 2 days. This makes me very happy. As many of you know who come to my shows, I've never had a problem playing Hefner songs in my sets and if you came to see me on any night you might hear me play 4 or 5. Jack came round my house on Saturday. First time we'd seen each other in about a year. We agreed that despite the popularity of the shows and the potential money to be made it would probably be best to leave it at just the two shows. Its difficult to explain in a way that everyone will appreciate, but although I'll enjoy playing all those Hefner songs there is a danger that if we do it too much my career may become a little cabaret? I hate all these bands reforming to be honest and I also have a problem with the 'Pantera play their classic album for one night only' stuff. I have tons of new songs and a new band and I want to play them live, even if it means less people at gigs. We may however take the Jack and Darren show to a couple of other British Cities, just waiting to confirm deals with promoters. This idea came about becuase I asked Jack to join the Secondary Modern for a while. If you are disapointed at not being able to get tickets for the two Jack and Darren shows why not come and see us both play on the 30th March at the Luminaire. Tickets here. We're still going to play a bunch of Hefner stuff, but also solo songs and new songs from the forthcoming Pram Town album and the Holiday EPs compilation. The new band is quite different, very acoustic and soulful, I hope you like it. Support comes from The Wave Pictures and comedian Robin Ince. - Darren Hayman |
| 2nd February 2008 |
Yes, a completly redesigned Hefnet. The last one was looking pretty dated. The idea of this page is not only to act as a news page for Hefner related shows, records and merchandise, but also to act as diary for me. Hopefully the new site will be more efficient but also more personal, with me talking here a little about future projects etc. In the meantime, have a look around here. There is (or will be soon) lots of new stuff up on the site. Releases for 2008: Hayman, Watkins, Trout and Lee album. 2CD reissue of Fidelity Wars, Great British Holiday EPs CD and DVD set. |
Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern play the 100 Club on Tuesday the 28 th April. 
