a layer of chips presents:

The Bank Holidays
Mexican Kids at Home
The Parallelograms

live at Lee Rosy's, Broad Street, Nottingham

on Friday 26th September 2008.

Admission: £5
Doors: 8.30pm

The Bank Holidays:
"[The Bank Holidays] share the kind of penchant for great Pop songs succinctly executed that the likes of The Shins or compatriots The Go-Betweens so perfectly encapsulate... if the universe was less perverse this should be spinning in CD players the world over" - Tangents (UK)
http://www.myspace.com/thebankholidays
http://www.youtube.com/thebankholidays
http://www.thebankholidays.com

Mexican Kids at Home:
Imagine a load of teenage skate kids playing the cutest indie pop songs ever. It shouldn't work, but it really, really does. New ep out now on Weepop!
http://www.mexicankidsathome.com/

The Parallelograms:
Their sound is straight ahead C-86 revivalism and none the poorer for being such a thing, they’re enormous fun. Simplicity, cuteness, pop tunes, fun and laughter and a wide range of hairstyles – they’re rather scrumptious actually. - Robots and Electronic Brains
http://www.theparallelograms.co.uk/