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THE WHEELIES

  • 10.17.09
    Invisible Box-Set – Reviews BECKY N, JAMES REDMOND, QUIXODELIC RECORDS, REVIEWS, SIMON PILER, THE FALLING FLOORS, THE REAL BURNOUTS, THE WHEELIES, UBERFUZZ | Comments Off
    Reviews of the 15 records that made up The Invisible Box-Set: THE REAL BURNOUTS - "Fully Involved EP" 2009 may well very prove to be the year of the Real Burnout. Where all around us musicians we have loved and listened very closely to, run out of songs, pack up their guitars, slump into funks, and throw in the novelty musical note towel, on the American side of the Atlantic Ocean, in the little city of Utica, The Real Burnouts have been down in the basement cooking up records. This year alone we've already seen the following - two full-length records "Post ...
  • 08.22.08
    THE WHEELIES “The Wheelie” COZY HOME, QUIXODELIC RECORDS, RELEASES, THE WHEELIES | Comments Off
    Out TodayIt was a difficult decision whether to include this in the store, particularly as there are several VERY great records there already that are much more deserving of the attention. But for what it's worth here's my contribution to the summer of the DG EP to keep that stone a-rolling, a retrospective Wheelies collection called "The Wheelie" pulling together my own highlights from a year of recording and five albums released in full at www.cozyhomerecords.com during 2006/07. It's hiss-ridden, lo-fi mediocrity, but sometimes strange kids dig that kind of thing, plus it's been remastered by the elusive Bubbasmooth so ...
  • 08.22.08
    About “The Wheelie” COZY HOME, INTERVIEWS, QUIXODELIC RECORDS, THE WHEELIES | Comments Off
    Well the likelihood of anyone ever being interested enough in The Wheelies to interview us is slim to non-existent, so I figured as a vain and probably pointless alternative  I'd talk to myself about the songs that make up the most recent (and most complete) of a long, long line of retrospectives...1 KEEP MOVING This was the opening song on the "Cosmonaut" album, originally intended as a solo album for the failed Cozy Home box-set "The Troof Above Your Head" - where I'd deliberately instigated a challenge to my fellow Cozy Homers to write and record a full-length album so that all of them ...
  • 08.22.08
    THE WHEELIES COZY HOME, QUIXODELIC RECORDS, THE WHEELIES | Comments Off
    The Wheelies formed in the summer of 1994 when 4 childhood friends perhaps foolishly decided to try their hand at making music. The original line-up - Thomas Slight (lead guitar), Steven "Smally" Small (vox), Ali Wright (bass) and Craig "Moppy" Moyes (rhythm guitar, bongos, black bullets and whistling) were originally from Fife, but began recording and writing when they moved to Edinburgh after leaving school. The band name was chosen by Thomas in a rare moment of creative inspiration after a TV programme from their childhood called "Chorlton & The Wheelies".During the winter of 1994, while living a life of beatific depravity at Edinburgh's West Preston Street, ...