You can now pre-order the new Lost Harbours album via the Liminal Noise Bandcamp page, if you do you will receive one track in advance in a format of your choice.
The album will be released on the 14th April. However, they will be selling some early bird copies on the tour, so go along to a show if you want to get it before the official release date.
We proudly present 'Any Love is Good Love', a CD compiled by singer/songwriter and gay rights activist Ste McCabe and Emma Reed (Lost Harbours). Aimed at challenging homophobic and transphobic attitudes and showing solidarity with people who have been at the sharp end of discrimination, this is a collection of 18 songs from various artists encompassing indie, riot grrl, punk, lo-fi, electronica, spoken word, Americana and folk. Any proceeds will be donated to grassroots organistaion LGBT Youth North West which is a cause close to Ste's heart. The tracklisting is as follows:
Ste McCabe - Huyton Scum
Death of the Elephant - Locas
Mary Cigarettes - I'm not a Bad Girl
SaltyLips - Valentine's Day
The Get - You Gotta Wear a Dress
Art Gruppe - I Will Not Survive
Karmadillo - Listen to George Takei
Toska Wilde - Hard as Nailvarnish
Das Wanderlust - Sailors
Stella Zine/Pagan Holiday - Freak Faggot
The Lovely Eggs - Don't Look at Me (I Don't Like It)
Pocket Gods - Me Pablo and Duran Duran
Zorras - Nest
Lost Harbours - Feed the Birds (New version)
Ten Tigers - Any Love is Good Love
Bearsuit - When Will I be Queen?
DragChrist - VixXxen N Beat
Tumbledryer Babies - Don't Spoonfeed my Heart
The artwork was produced by Luis Drayton and the CD was mastered by John Hannon at No Recording.
Level 4 magazine described the compilation as 'Playful as a poodle', 'niftily curated' and 'a winner in every way'.
The project has its own Facebook page which can be found HERE.
Next out on Liminal Noise is a cassette by regular players on the London scene NOW. Celebrating 15 years of their existence this year, they've played with notables such as Damo Suzuki, A Hawk and a Hacksaw and Faust. Their release is entitled the 'Liminal Mix' and brings together a collection of tracks pursuing their particular brand of Kosmiche influenced experimental pop. Here is a track: