Radio Russia

More airplay and enthusiastic comments, from Radio Russia:
Программу продолжает молодая шотландская группа Dancing Mice с песней "It’s Abnormal".8. Dancing Mice "It’s Abnormal".Судя по всему, компания ретрофутуристов из Эдинбурга, поющая о радиокомпозиторах и девушках-тамагочи, просто в восторге от своих винтажных клавиш, олдскульных драммашин и видавших виды гитар. Во всяком случае, звучат "Танцующие мыши" гипермодно и суперактуально для времени ривайвэла "новой волны".9. Dancing Mice "Cindy Does It Better".
which according to Google Translator means:
The program continues a young Scottish team Dancing Mice with the song "It's Abnormal". 8. Dancing Mice "It’s Abnormal". Apparently, the company retrofuturistov from Edinburgh, and sings about radiokompozitorah girl tamagochi simply delighted by their vintazhnyh key oldskulnyh drammashin and type types of guitars. In any case, there "Dancing mouse gipermodno and superaktualno rivayvela time for" new wave ".

See for yourself: www.radiorus.ru/news.html?rid=1678&date=04-01-2009&id=301288

(Half-remembered) Bathyspheres

It goes like this..

Mazagon Variations 2009

Plans afoot for a fifth variation to be performed live
https://share.acrobat.com/adc/document.do?docid=f10b8840-2082-41f5-8d13-cfb7ff0a9704

Dancing Mice Live - Selling The Party

Excerpt from the streamed Ark gig 17/12/08

Gig 23

17/12/2008
The Ark, Edinburgh
Setlist A Physical Husband, Pictures Of Biggles,It's Abnormal Tamagotchi Girl, Agenda For Change, (We Were) Always On Our Own, Cindy Does It Better, Golden Girl, Christmouse, Selling The Party.
Sound- Fergus. Reception - Warm
Streamed : Check out this ustream Video: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/982229

A Christmas Card from Dancing Mice

A very old song revivified for the forthcoming gig:
The Ark, Edinburgh, 17/12/2008

More Russian Compliments for ERODED

From me: I could hardly find any more or less complete information about them on the web, therefore will only describe my own blind experience and reflect on the images they generated. Will try not to slip out void screams of delight and admiration, as they don't really need them. But still, I haven't heard such strong, brutal, and yet expansive and sincere songs for a long time. They are languorously distant, not from this world, like aliens from the last century or ghosts rattling us (me), with pale faces and in stiff jackets (suits) of indistinct colour, and also with profound cheekbones. It is a magnificently vintage album. Don't think everyone should like it though - the music is nervous and it brings one strange satisfaction, but don't get me wrong. In essence: electro-pop in guitar smoke, non-trivial melodies and overall maturity.
They all look at me out of a dark corner and wait...