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Sat 04th Jul

Barfly presents

Duologue

+ The Vital Signs

Doors - 7:30 PM

Tickets - £4 adv

Duologue

Duologue are a newly formed four-piece band from London, initially founded last year by university friends Tim Digby-Bell and Toby Leeming as a song-writing project. In the time that followed they spent many hours in their home studio writing and recording material that blended and reflected their shared influences whilst also treading new ground.

Confident in the songs and having received the ultimate praise from Steve Lamacq who admitted he was lost for words to describe them, Duologue set about recruiting two further band members, Toby Lee and Seb Dilleyston, to bring their unique sound to the stage. Drawing on their love of 'band music' as well as a broad range of electronic music, their sound combines all the capabilities that synths and electronics provide whilst never forgetting the need for solid melodies and songs.

Duologue's live performance now consists of two guitarists, live electronics and strings. With all the band members being multi-instrumentalists they are able to switch around when they want to and as the stages they play on grow in size, so undoubtedly will the scope of their live set. 
 
Winner of Steve Lamacq's Unsigned Band Contest.
"Brilliant." Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music.
"Talk Shop is sure to get lots of plays and praise in 2009." Nick Luscombe, Flomotion, NME Show, Resonance FM.
"You're probably going to be hearing a lot more of Duologue before long." Diesel: Cult, Featured Artist.
"Breathtaking…An evolution of sound." London Informer.
"Infectious, intoxicating, electronic pleasure" MUD Magazine.

Age: +18

www.duologuemusic.co.ukwww.myspace.com/thev1talsigns

Club Night

Business Time presents

Misterkite (EP Launch)

+ Guildean Gang

Doors - 10:30 PM

Tickets - £4 adv

Fusing rhythmic beats, catchy guitar driven hooks and gruff yet dulcet vocals, they draw on influences from seminal acts such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and The Jam; to modern contemporaries from Kings Of Leon to The Cribs. Drummer Mark adds The Red Hot Chili Peppers, various session artists and Led Zeppelin as his own influences, while Bill cites Cliff Richard, Richard Blackwood and Mystique as his predominant and major influences. Punked up bass lines on 'Happy To Be Here' tip their hats to The Clash while catchy number 'Off' has a Libertines-esque danceability. 'Don't Let Us Down' has a pretty Stones-esque melody while 'Caroline' showcases an upbeat ska element. With banter, a little bit of cheeky swagger and lots of high energy MisterKite are a party band worth looking out for.

Age: +18

www.myspace.com/misterkiteukwww.myspace.com/guildeangang