Free Download of Girl From Winter Jargon gig - playing support for The Lovely Eggs

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Winter Jargon Durham, UK Rock / Indie / Grunge / Dark Cabaret / Punk Cabaret Play Songs »   Share Songs »   Exclusive Music »   Visit Profile » Why hello there....! It seems that I haven't sent out any badgering emails via the mailing list in a while, so I thought it might be time to come out of my shell and be sociable for once...  (well... in the online sense at least.)  Okay, so a couple of things...  Firstly...  Girl From Winter Jargon Plays Support for The Lovely Eggs... Indeed, I was quite over the moon to be playing with BBC 6 music favourites and Gryff Rhys (Super Furry Animals) produced duo - The Lovely Eggs - earlier this month. One half of The Lovely Eggs was formerly in all girl 90's indie band, Angelica - whom I just so happened to adore in my late teens. So of course, I brought all my Angelica cd's to be signed didn't I?  Like you do.    Anyway...    the lovely people at Rocking Horse Rehearsal Rooms were kind enough to record (most) of my live set once again, so I have uploaded it for free listening and free downloading for anyone who wants to do either of those things... See below for a listen.  Please also consider downloading this set.  Anyone who does will also receive a bonus track, "Distinctly Average..." More details can be found here: http://winterjargon.bandcamp.com/album/live-gluefactory-40512 This set is pretty raw, rough and ready, as live music...   (and especially if it's me performing) does tend to be... I used my looper and ebow for the first time too... Anyone living locally to me should check out Rocking Horse Rehearsal Rooms in Durham. (The guys who hosted The Lovely Eggs gig and recorded the Girl From Winter Jargon Set)  If you're a musician or in a band, they provide rehearsal space, and recording studios and will even record your band rehearsal for a small fee if you want a decent recording of yourselves but are a tad strapped for cash. Secondly...     Winter Jargon on BBC Radio! Indeed, a bunch of Winter Jargon songs were played on UK BBC local Radio (Newcastle and Tees) last month... The broadcasts are offline on the BBC website now, but you can still listen to them again here: http://alonetone.com/winterjargon/playlists/winter-jargon-airplay-on-bbc-radio Or just click play on the media player below if you're flashy... and secondly...   So yeah...    I believe I've said everything I wanted to say now... I hope everyone I'm sending this to is fine and beano...   love to you all and happy listening. Girl From Winter Jargon   MUSIC STORES  Buy Music      PRESS "They've been described as a collaboration between muse and tori amos, and have drawn sound comparisions to PJ Harvey, Nirvana and The Dresden Dolls. - Sounds good to me!"  Nick Roberts, BBC Radio Newcastle ""What You Are" is really a killer song, with its thunder-rolling chorus, tension and explosive guitar solo. The singer's voice and guitar chops rival those of the early Matt Bellamy."  Bad Maxton "I love it when girls can rip on the guitar without shredding...that's true talent."  Lynnay LINKS  ReverbNation       Twitter       Artist Website       other       other      WIDGETS HTML5 Player     Music Player (Pro)     Video Player Widget (Pro)     Show Schedule Widget (Pro)     Press Widget (Pro)     Fan Collector (Pro)     Exclusive Downloads (Pro)     TuneWidget     Grab Box

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Winter Jargon songs on BBC Radio Tees with Bob Fischer, and BBC Newcastle with Nick Roberts

As some may have already heard via my many emails and various status updates - Winter Jargon's Music has been getting a bit of airplay recently via BBC Radio Tees and BBC Radio Newcastle.

(wish these were real, physical badges!)

The broadcasting began last month with Bob Fischer on Radio Tees - who seems convinced that Winter Jargon sound like Queen, and didn't know if this would be an insult or not. (I'd say not. :)

...and with Nick Roberts on BBC Newcastle who reckons Winter Jargon Music is 'far from' Distinctly Average!

You can still listen to the Nick Roberts broadcast online at the link below for the next few days...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p001d781   10th of May, 2012

Otherwise, I have taken the liberty of archiving the relevant bits of broadcasts for any who missed them and would still like to hear them. All the songs which have been broadcast so far have been uploaded at: http://www.alonetone.com/winterjargon

Distinctly Average on BBC Radio Tees 12.04.12
What's Behind The Sky? on BBC Radio Tees 19.04.12
What You Are on BBC Radio Tees 16.04.12
Distinctly Average on BBC Radio Newcastle 10.05.12
"Winter Jargon airplay on BBC Radio" by Winter Jargon:"

OR you can listen via the media player below...

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