Long-time supporter of the band Steve Lamacq has reviewed Silvery’s new album ‘Railway Architecture’ on his official blog this week. Silvery also played last week at the first night of his new club night at the Bull & Gate (Lamacq’s write up here):
“SILVERY whose debut album was a minor work of crazed genius, are back with a second LP which really ups the maverick ante” Steve Lamacq on his Blog (read full review here)
SILVERY have been invited to open up for long time supporter STEVE LAMACQ’s new monthly club night ‘GOING DEAF FOR A LIVING’ at The Bull & Gate (London) this Thursday ahead of the release of 2nd album ‘RAILWAY ARCHITECTURE’. Facebook Event
Silvery’s next single ‘Give A Little Love’ won this weeks 6 Music Rebel Playlist, thanks to everyone who voted!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/shows/steve_lamacq
After weeks of plays on BBC Radio (Lamacq, Riley, Lamarr, Crowley, Radcliffe & Maconie) and both BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music live sessions, Silvery release their third single ‘Action Force’, taken from their debut album ‘Thunderer & Excelsior’.
The double A-side is ‘The Nod’, a new non-album exclusive recording of a live favourite. Its the perfect showcase for their unique and riotous Victoriana inspired sound and a worldview that suggests a heady concoction of British Sea Power through a filter of Sparks, Bowie, XTC and Blur at their punky fairground best.
‘Action Force is my favourite rapid-fire, jerky pop song of the year’
Steve Lamacq (BBC Blog)
‘Tumble-dried Blur melting Sparks into liquid pop’
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