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Best Of August 2012 - News & Featured ReleasesView Our Best Of August 2012 Chart

Such a varied array of releases make up our albums of the month for August, thats what makes Banquet life so fun. Recent visitors to Kingston; Spector, Polar Bear Club, Jessie Ware and Don Broco feature highly and from the punk-inspired Mixtapes and Everyone Everwhere to the reggae vibes of Easy Star All Stars to the veteran Brummies E.L.O. to the indie main stayers Bloc Party and Yeasayer, its been a great month for albums.

Mixtapes - Even On The Worst Nights Ramson Badbonez - Bad Influence Electric Light Orchestra / ELO - Out Of The Blue Jon Convex - Idoru Jessie Ware - Devotion Of Monsters And Men - My Head Is An Animal
Mixtapes
Even On The Wor..
No Sleep Record..
Ramson Badbonez
Bad Influence
Boot
Electric Light..
Out Of The Blue
Music On Vinyl
Jon Convex
Idoru
Convex Industri..
Jessie Ware
Devotion
Island
Of Monsters And..
My Head Is An A..
Island
 
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Jon Tolley
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Mike Smith
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Jane Unwin
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Piers Kemp
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Adam Sait
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Ollie Thorn

Best Of August 2012 - Other Recent Releases

Don Broco - Priorities Polar Bear Club - Live At The Montage Spector - Enjoy It While It Lasts Yeasayer - Fragrant World Bloc Party - Four (Poster) Everyone Everywhere / Big Scary Monsters - Everyone Everywhere (New Colour)
Don Broco
Priorities
Search & Destro..
Polar Bear Club
Live At The Mon..
Bridge Nine Rec..
Spector
Enjoy It While..
Fiction
Yeasayer
Fragrant World
Mute
Bloc Party
Four
Frenchkiss Reco..
Everyone Everyw..
Everyone Everyw..
Big Scary Monst..
 
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Max Nixon
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Chris Ouseley
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Claire Heywood
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Tom Drakett
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Chris George
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Aaron Kelly
 

 



The highlight of the month has to be The Vaccines at New Slang. A band we love and on the eve of their new album they played what is now  atiny show for them.  Another 'tiny show' came from Every Time I Die selling out the The Fighting Cocks in sub 10 seconds, and we had Funeral For A Friend's first visit to Kingston, Spector playing a matinee album launch at The Fighting Cocks and we saw some great punk-based bands coming back to town like Saves The Day, Polar Bear Club, The Flatliners and Lemuria.