‘For Folk’s Sake It’s Christmas’ featuring Left With Pictures, Union Chapel on Saturday
Posted on December 5th, 2013
The kindly people over at For Folk’s Sake have once again drawn together an excellent group of artists to contribute to their annual Christmas album. Luckily for us they asked Left With Pictures to join the festivities. That’s the video for their selection, ‘The Coldest Night’, above. The album is available on CD or digital download with all profits going to Medecins Sans Frontieres. The record also features the following rare talents: Stornoway, Laish, Dark Dark Dark, Joe Innes & the Cavalcade, Patch & the Giant, Worry Dolls, Sophie Jamieson, Jessie Moncrieff, Inti Rowland, Emperor Yes, Alessi’s Ark, The Pollyanna Band and Howard Carter.
You can buy it HERE.
In other news, Left With Pictures will be playing at the Union Chapel in London on Saturday 7th December as part of Daylight Music’s Christmas celebrations. Entry is free and the music starts at midday. More information can be found here.
We wish you a happy December.
Left With Pictures, ‘The Mile End Series’: Bloody Mess
Posted on August 13th, 2013
Here’s is another video from Left With Pictures’ ‘Mile End Series’. It sees the band playing a reduced version of new song ‘Bloody Mess’ which we trust will make the cut for their forthcoming third album. We hope that you enjoy it as much as we do.
Friends of Organ Grinder: Copa America
Posted on July 25th, 2013
Polyamorous people are musicians and, as long as no-one gets hurt, we fully support bands sharing members, growing off-shoots, having side-projects, having project-projects, having crime fiction alter-egos, whatever… as long as they’re good. So, here’s one of the latest, Copa America. They are Stuart Barter from Left With Pictures and Pete Sorrel-Cameron, formerly of the…
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Left With Pictures, ‘The Mile End Series’: River Avon
Posted on June 5th, 2013
With thanks to Matt Stanton.
Left With Pictures release new videos, live shows announced.
Posted on May 24th, 2013
It has been extremely quiet here at the OG newsdesk of late. All of our bands are hard at work writing and recording new material. It is a little too early to tell you when and how you might expect these new records but we shall doubtless excitedly share any morsel of information as soon as it is…
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