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The Album Leaf are awesome! Jimmy and the rest of the band were proper nice and all got involved for this acoustic session on the terrace at The Deaf Institute. The 20 or so fans who were enjoying a ciggy outside at the time must of been pretty happy to get this piece of bonus action.
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After hearing about an incredible Algernon Cadwallader pre-show gig in a chorlton basement, we were pleased to hear that the venue for our session with the math-pop maestros Deaf To Van Gogh’s Ear would be the very same basement! Performing ‘Factual Errors: Sharks Do Not Roar’, DTvGE were friendly, relaxed and on form. Lovely session!
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We had been looking forward to this session for some time. Yoni had spotted a piano downstairs in Eighth Day Cafe and decided to perform this version of ‘Half a Person’ by Manchester’s own, The Smiths. Anyone who was at WHY?’s sellout show at The Deaf Institute later that night will agree it was an incredible gig. Nice one Yoni Lad.
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Manchester’s Red Tides decided to take a dip in the sea for their session. Filmed at the Blue Planet Aquarium after hours, the weird and wonderful aquarium night watchman took us into the ‘Aqua Tunnel’, where Wilma the shark vibed off drummer Phil’s powerful beats.
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We met Laura at the Manchester Academy at soundcheck where she kindly took the time to play us a song. Little did we know, her band line-up consisted of members of Cataldo and The Old Believers. Anyone fancy a session?
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Animal Kingdom celebrated their position at the top of the iTunes US download chart with a beautiful performance of their single ‘Signs And Wonders’, performed for Manchester Scenewipe backstage at Night and Day Cafe.
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After wondering around the Ritz like a pair of Modest Mouse groupies we finally found Scott from Frightened Rabbit sitting on the balcony playing his guitar. He was kind enough to follow us down to the canal to perform this beautiful version of ‘Swim Until You Can’t See Land’.
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Being massive fans of Subpop’s Fruit Bats, we were well excited about filming this session, and it didn’t disappoint! Being a classy guy, Eric opted to play ‘Singing Joy To The World’ in the black tiled gents toilet at The Roadhouse. Thanks again Eric, was awesome!
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After watching an incredible performance by Ohbijou at Nexus Art Cafe, we were getting worried that the band were going to be all folked out and not in the mood to do it all again for us, however, we were delighted to see them emerge from their dressing room armed with an array of instruments from mandolins to trumpets. This has been a favourite of ours for a long time, come back soon.
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This was our very first session, and thank you to Kevin for making it such a good one. Kevin was supporting the mighty Manchester Orchestra on tour, and was kind enough to take time out to film this cover of Belle and Sebastian’s ‘Get Me Away From Here I’m Dying’ in the green room at the Academy.
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