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Kaiser Chiefs
Thursday 25th July at New Slang, 9:00pm
To combat touts, customers will be required to give their name when purchasing tickets and will be required to produce photo ID matching that name for entry to the gig. Tickets are not transferable.
The name of the lead booker will be on all tickets. Where more than one ticket has been purchased, all guests in the party must enter the venue together. To gain entry to the show, the lead booker must bring the tickets along with valid photo ID matching the name on the tickets.
To celebrate the release of their seventh full length album, Kaiser Chiefs make a welcoming return to New Slang. They were last here in 2016 to play two sold-out shows at The Hippodrome but now they're back with their seventh full length album, titled Duck.
Duck was recorded and mixed with producer Ben H. Allen, who previously collaborated with the band on 2014’s number one album Education, Education, Education & War. Other production collaborators include Iain Archer (Liam Gallagher, James Bay) with additional mixing by Mark “Spike” Stent (U2, Ed Sheeran, Arcade Fire) who worked with Kaiser Chiefs on defining single Everyday I Love You Less and Less.
It’s a record that harks back to the everyday explorations of their breakthrough early albums. “We wanted to do something that had a Kaiser Chiefs DNA but still try and do something different” says bassist Simon Rix. “It has the right spirit.”
CD/ticket is £17 post-paid, and other formats and combos are available.
New Slang is an over 18s event, and is strict on ID. Please bring photo ID with you on the night, whatever age you are.
Albums + Tickets will be posted separately, the album's release date is 26/07/19. Indies exclusive LP is on 'light blue' coloured vinyl.
New Slang is held at Pryzm, 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP
New Slang Ticket
CD | LP
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Free Throw
Friday 12th July at Banquet Records, 6:00pm
Whilst in the UK for some festival appearances and shows, Free Throw stop by the shop to play an acoustic set. Excellent anthemic punk-meets-indie-meets-emo, if you're into the likes of The Wonder Years, The Menzingers, Gnarwolves, Against Me! or The Hotelier then make sure you check this band out.
"Free Throw do emo right, pure feeling and no whining." - Fader
"pop-punk drenched in throat-shredding emotion with a side of shimmery, arpeggiated guitar" - The A.V. Club
In-store Grade C.
Anyone is welcome, but priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of What's Past Is Prologue from us.
Tickets are for collection at our shop on the day of the in-store, please bring your order number with you. Albums will be posted unless you select 'Collect In-store' when checking out.
If you previously bought the album from us, then we'll let you upgrade to add a ticket. Please leave your album order number in the comments section at checkout, so we can verify it.
CD | LP
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IDER
Wednesday 24th July at Banquet Records, 6:00pm
To celebrate the release of their new album titled Emotional Education, IDER visit the shop to play a set of their dark, electronic-pop filled with spectacular harmonies.
Themes of anxiety, identity, mental health, and the human condition run throughout. The album's 11 songs – which include singles 'Mirror', 'You've Got Your Whole Life Ahead of You Baby' and 'Brown Sugar' – are consistently intricate and intimate, but draw from a multitude of influences, reflecting the multi-instrumentalists' diverse tastes.
To understand the symbiosis that exists between IDER, you need only learn how the London duo's debut album got its name. "It came from a song that I had written," says Megan Markwick, referring to the raw electro-pop anthem 'Saddest Generation', a beautiful examination of millennial malaise. "But then Lily had put in that lyric – 'Where's the emotional education we're all looking for?' And it was a penny drop moment. It's such a perfect example of the way we work, this partnership that is all entangled." "Emotional Education is what we give each other," adds Lily Somerville, "and what we're going to give you with this album."
In-store Grade C.
Anyone is welcome to attend, but priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Emotional Education from us.
Tickets are for collection from the shop on the day of the in-store, please bring your order number with you. Albums will be posted unless you select 'Collect in shop' when checking out.
CD | LP
DMA's
Saturday 20th July at All Saints Church
Following the release of their MTV Unplugged live album, the awesome Australian indie-punks DMA'S visit Kingston to play a stripped back set at All Saints Church.
Renowned for their ragged, anthemic energy often inspired by the Britpop and Manchester scenes, ‘MTV Unplugged Live’ finds DMA’S stripping their songbook back to basics. Focusing on acoustic guitar, piano, violin and cello, these new arrangements unveil fresh new perspectives on the songs. Some now carry a folk vibe, while others hone in on the poignancy of the band’s lyrics.
Times TBC but we expect doors to be at 7:00pm with DMA's on at 8:00pm.
CD/ticket is £15 post-paid, and other formats and combos will be available.
This show is 14+, under 14s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult.
All Saints Church, 14-16 Market Place, Kingston, KT1 1JP (next to / opposite John Lewis)
Albums + Tickets will be posted together, unless you select 'Collect In Shop' when checking out (if so, both tickets + albums will have to be collected from our shop, not from the venue).
CD | LP
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Palace
Thursday 18th July at Banquet Records, 6:00pm
To celebrate the release of their new album, Palace return to Kingston to play in the shop. Life After follows on from the band's excellent 2016 debut So Long Forever, and adds an extra layer onto their stunning reverb driven, atmospheric indie-rock. Fans of The Maccabees, Radiohead, The National and Foals should check this band out.
With their sublime second album, Palace have pulled off a rare pop trick. Songs steeped in darkness emerge in to light, from bleak situations spring fresh starts. Bathed in the band’s atmospheric alt-rock, the future feels brighter and more optimistic
In-store Grade B.
Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of Life After from us.
Tickets are for collection from the shop on the day of the in-store, please bring your order number with you. Albums will be posted unless you select 'Collect in shop' when checking out.
CD | LP
Past Event
Shura
Thursday 15th August at Banquet Records, 6:00pm
The night before her new album is released, the electro-tinged indie popper Shura returns to Kingston to play an intimate set in the shop. She was last in Kingston in 2016 at New Slang with her debut album, We're super excited to have her back and to hear some new songs from her second album titled forevher.
‘forevher,’ then, is a record born from a budding romance, covering everything from the initial pull of desire, to the giddy joy of finally being together, to recognising the moment when the connection develops from lust into something scarily meaningful. Here is a classic London-to-NYC love story, but one told through the filter of dating apps and Skype chats. And whilst how to live – and love – as a queer woman has always been integral to Shura, it’s remarkable to hear these stories twisted through such a gorgeous amalgam of influences: Joni Mitchell and Minnie Riperton, Bon Iver and Frank Ocean, Prince and Ariel Pink. Through these inspirations, Shura’s own modern, outlier perspective found a newer, more daring approach to sound and song.
In-store Grade B.
Priority will be given to anyone who orders a copy of forevher from us.
Albums will be posted, tickets are for collection from the shop on the day of the in-store, please bring your order number with you. The Album is released 16th August.
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