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Doors 7.30pm
This is a 14+ show
memorable characters; elsewhere, they take a more impressionistic approach, as in the shimmering Someone’s Gonna Break Your Heart and the elegiac Cemetery Guns (a lyric from which provides the album’s title). In signature FOW fashion, the album manages to be simultaneously witty and wistful, imaginative and personal. Formed in New York in 1996, Fountains Of Wayne took its name from an iconic garden store in nearby Wayne, New Jersey (which, sadly, closed recently). The group’s line-up includes guitarist Jody Porter and drummer Brian Young and has remained unchanged since they toured in support of their 1996 self-titled debut album. Fountains of Wayne were nominated for two Grammys, including a slightly belated Best New Artist nod, in 2003, after scoring a hit with their third album, Welcome Interstate Managers. Sky Full Of Holes is the band’s fth full-length release (not including 2005’s two-disc B-side compilation Out-Of-State Plates). It was produced by Collingwood and Schlesinger and mixed by longtime collaborator John Holbrook, who also worked on Welcome Interstate Managers and Tra c And Weather. Sky Full Of Holes will be released in Europe by Lojinx on the 1st of August 2011. |