27/04/10 Hertford Corn Exchange
Review: Mick Mercer Reviews Under Attack
“Theirs is a curious amalgam of punk, credible rock epithets and noble social fortitude, and while it obviously sounds different to the 80�s Alarm it�s lost none of the vibrancy, nor any of the melodic craftiness. Certain moments are more normal than before, but a plethora of unexpected touches are consistently wonderful. “ Read the full review here. Publication:: Author::
Albums
In The Poppyfields : The Alarm (2004)
Track Listing 1. Coming Home 2. Close 3. 45 Rpm 4. The Drunk And The Disorderly 5. Federal Motor Voter 6. Trafficking 7. New Home New Life 8. The Rock N Roll 9. The Unexplained 10. Right Back Where I Started From 11. True Life 12. In The Poppy Fields 13. 45 RPM (Video) 1. Coming Home2. Close3. 45 Rpm4. The Drunk And The Disorderly5. Federal Motor Voter6. Trafficking7. New [read more]
Blogs
Blog: Mike Peters ‘Under Attack’ Recording Diary Entry #14
Day Fourteen: Thursday 9 June 2005 Steve and Martin do some work on editing / tidying up the drums on ‘Without A Fight’ before Steve leaves us for a weekend of gigs with ‘Stiff Little Fingers’. Myself, James and Craig are going to concentrate our energies on recording the guitar parts to the tracks we have already done. James Stevenson has just acquired a 1970’s Gibson Les Paul bass guitar [read more]