18 October 2024 - 0 Comments
Ōtepoti / Pōneke band Living Clipboards have announced two shows with Ōtautahi legends Minisnap.
Indie supergroup Living Clipboards features the combined talents of Mark Williams (MarineVille, Cookie Brooklyn and The Crumbs) with Denise Roughan (The 3Ds, Ghost Club) and Jim Abbott (Ghost Club). Their debut LP All Over Tawa was mixed by Tex Houston was released on Record Store Day back in April, with a sound described
by the band as "veering between low-slung menace, petulant snarl and languid pop". After rapidly selling out of the first pressing and hitting the NZ official top 20 charts, the trio are now releasing a new special edition on multi-colour
splatter vinyl via Leather Jacket Records, available at their upcoming Ōtautahi and Ōtepoti shows:
“Shuffling drums and brooding bass conspire to produce a sultry and forbidding rhythm, over which guitars jangle and clang, producing a heady musical brew of dark beauty’’
Co-stars Minisnap are celebrating the re-pressing of their debut album Bounce Around on boutique US label Tall Texan. Minisnap is led by The Bats iconic guitarist Kaye Woodward, and also features Paul Kean and Malcolm Grant from The Bats and their longtime collaborator Marcus Winstanley (Barnard’s Star, Cowboy Machine). Described by Billboard as being made up of 100-percent sunshine, " Bounce Around is one chiming, bouncy NZ rocker after another."
"Coalescing around the songs of member Kaye Woodward, these recordings hit straight to the heart. Familiar jangle/drones you’d recognise from the parent group abound but with Woodward’s utterly disarming voice. There’s a hell of a lot to love on this totally underrated beauty."
The bands will play two shows in the South Island. For the lucky indie fans in Christchurch and Dunedin, don’t miss out on what promises to be a dynamic night of ethereal indie pop fun.
Living Clipboards Tour
November 22 @ Space Academy, Christchurch
w/ support from Minisnap
November 23 @ Pearl Diver, Dunedin
w/ support from Minisnap
Tickets from undertheradar.co.nz
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