I was drenched through after running in the rain with a few friends on Saturday morning. The forecast said it would rain constantly over the weekend and beyond, so I dusted off my camera and decided to film it. Luckily, there was no shortage of skyfall and the video was shot and edited on the 28th and 29th of April, 2012.

The music is an as-yet-unreleased Uffmoor Woods Music Club track.

Love in the Time of Cannibals is now licensed for use in non-commercial works. So you can use these tracks, or a section of them, as a soundtrack to your film or documentary. You will need to purchase a copy of the album if you don’t already have it.

You must credit Uffmoor Woods Music Club with the creation of the original work and provide a link to www.uffmoor.com.

My express permission will be required to use these materials on a commercial basis, so let me know what you’ve created and ask permission first.

Love in the Time of Cannibals by Uffmoor Woods Music Club is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at www.uffmoor.com.
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We’re currently working on a new instrumental project, Horsemen. You can check it out at horsemenband.com. Expect an album sometime in 2012, together with a new Uffmoor release.

You can now feast your ears on early Uffmoor Woods Music Club material via iTunes and Spotify. These recordings feature myself on guitars, vocals and keys, Pablo Diablo on bass and backing vox, Enthusiastic Dave on Drums and the AP on lead guitar on ‘Under the stage’.

Here’s the tracklist:

1. In the Basement!
2. Under the Stage
3. Belcher Island Debutantes
4. Farewell Master Kiwi (Don’t Call Off the Wolves)

Brand new material is on the way: watch this space, as they say.

Impressed by their underhandedness and smear campaigns, I’m trying Facebook out as a mouthpiece for the band. ‘Like’ this if you like this. In other news, I’ll be fixing up some underloved guitars and doing a bit of recording and mixing soon. Hope to have some songs out for the summer of a wintery vibe.

and well-deserved too. What a spiritual home it is.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/travel/2011/apr/11/10-best-woods-forests-myths-legends

 

I play guitar in this band. It’s loud horror rock, a little something we like to call Zombie Mosh.

iTunes Download: http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/shotgun-orchestra/id426688169

Amazon MP3 Download: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shotgun-Orchestra-Explicit/dp/B004SBC36G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1300314779&sr=8-2

You can now listen to Love in the Time of Cannibals on Spotify. Enjoy!

If you go down to the woods today you’re sure of a pretty spaced-out sonic journey.

From the tuneful folky opening track I Spit On Your Grave, Uffmoor Woods Music Club, the brainchild of Midlanders Mark Cooper and Paul Baker, nail their quirky colours to the mast. Sample lyric: “I spit on your grave was a great film in places.”

Elsewhere, the crisp ringing keyboards on Midnight Fugue bring a filmic flavour to proceedings, while highlight Our Hero Finds A Book marries the sweetest parts of Aberfeldy with the DIY spirit of Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci.

The downbeat title track seems slightly out of place, but elsewhere on the record there are splashes of skill which promise great things ahead.

Kirstie May