Brenda bring their visceral electronica-spliced ROCK to London for several dates this weekend:
Friday 28th March
Andy quirk presents: Hits of the Near Future
Madamawitch / Brenda / Evi Vine
7.30pm - 10pm (club 'til 3am) NOTE: EARLY BAND TIMES
£5
Bar Monsta, 18 Kentish Town Road, Camden, NW1 9NX
http://www.myspace.com/andyquirkpresents
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Sunday 30th March.
100 club. Oxford St. London
Charity show for Gaia Initiatives
7pm ..early start.
http://www.wegottickets.com/event/27336

The recent acclaimed 'The Coldest Geometry' single is now available from itunes.
A bunch of other good shit is available on myspace...
As are details of their MAy tour.

GO LOOK.

www.myspace.com/brendaband
www.thesoundofbrenda.co.uk

'..genuine inventive beauty... Brenda are here as an influence rather than to be influenced.. a very very fine.. rewarding, highly recommended and rather original two track single' ORGAN MAGAZINE - SINGLE OF THE WEEK
'With the jittery ignition of 65DOS and the bleeding guitars of Fugazi circa 'Instrument'. With an
Oceansize ear for melody, these guys are a stunning addition to the Post-Rock genre, one's to watch!'
Subba-cultcha.com - SINGLE OF THE MONTH
'Songs that are more inventive in 30 seconds than the entire career of 90% of other bands' Drowned in Sound
'A breathtakingly huge musical quarry that, the more you excavate, the more you discover, the better it
gets.. 9/10' No Ripcord
' there's something of deepening substance here... drawing an invisible line somewhere between Tortoise and
Stars of the Lid. A must.' The Sunday Experience
'Brenda are certainly trying to redraw the lines between rock and electronic music.. Few bands realise their goals as well as this' 4/5 Manchester Music
'remarkable and a stark reminder to us all that we haven't seen it all before.' 4.5/5 Gigwise
'This is music to be absorbed again and again' The Fly
'This is not post-rock. This is not experimental. This is rock music. This is today. It's just the rest that's so far behind.' Rant! Magazine