Late Of The Pier (depeche mode, electronic, punk, debut album, depeche mode)

Rainard Jalen · 06-11-2008, 12:35 AM

Stumbled across this band entirely by accident, and surprisingly, I actually quite like what I've heard. Band from Nottingham playing a very strange hybrid of synth-pop/pointed electronica and Britpop.

Anyway whaddy'all think? Song I heard was "Focker".

MySpace.com - late of the pier - Castle Donington - Nottingham, UK - Latin / Glam / Thrash - www.myspace.com/lateofthepier

Molecules · 06-13-2008, 10:21 AM

Really cool band. I heard dribblets about them, was belatedly watching NME TV round a friends and heard 'Space and the Woods'. Great. They seem to cover the whole Gary Numan/early Depeche Mode/ Human League thing really well. Video ain't too shabby either.

Fortunately they seem to have missed the whole fly-by-night 'Nu-Rave' catch. How ****e was that? They certainly support the whole 'music continuum' theory, where musical trends are always moving in circles; first the 'post-punk revival' (an oxymoron methinks) and now it's going all synth-pop on us. Best brace for that inevitably flaccid debut album!

Isn't that synth-line basically 'Cars'?

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06-11-2008, 12:35 AM
Rainard Jalen Music Addict Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,699	Late Of The Pier Stumbled across this band entirely by accident, and surprisingly, I actually quite like what I've heard. Band from Nottingham playing a very strange hybrid of synth-pop/pointed electronica and Britpop. Anyway whaddy'all think? Song I heard was "Focker". MySpace.com - late of the pier - Castle Donington - Nottingham, UK - Latin / Glam / Thrash - www.myspace.com/lateofthepier

06-13-2008, 10:21 AM
Molecules 'soupy twist' Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Wastes Posts: 634	Really cool band. I heard dribblets about them, was belatedly watching NME TV round a friends and heard 'Space and the Woods'. Great. They seem to cover the whole Gary Numan/early Depeche Mode/ Human League thing really well. Video ain't too shabby either. Fortunately they seem to have missed the whole fly-by-night 'Nu-Rave' catch. How **e was that? They certainly support the whole 'music continuum' theory, where musical trends are always moving in circles; first the 'post-punk revival' (an oxymoron methinks) and now it's going all synth-pop on us. Best brace for that inevitably flaccid debut album! Isn't that synth-line basically 'Cars'? __________________ Substix Last FM** 'Institutionalised cruelty is one thing. But the twisted brainwrong of a one-off man-mental is quite another.'