Zerocrop is delighted to be playing a short live set this month on March 28th at the launch party of the debut album by Baraclough. The party takes place at The Flea Pit, Columbia Road, London from 8pm till midnight. Expect more selections from the fantastic new Zerocrop album Painkiller. DJ in residence for the evening will be Zerocrop designer and occasional backing vocalist Philip Marshall.
Zerocrop will play a rare live set this month at Lewes Arts Lab on January 31st, accompanied by his band of deadbeats and riffraff. Full details of the event can be found at myspace.com/lewesartslab. Expect several selections from the fantastic new Zerocrop album Painkiller. Do come, it will be a scream.
As the economy approaches meltdown, what better accompaniment to the cataclysm than the Zerocrop catalogue? All releases have been discounted for your listening pleasure, not to say restricted means and are available now in the Zerocrop Shop. For those in extreme financial peril, the opening cut from Painkiller can be yours entirely free as a glorious vinyl seven inch here, postage only, together with a stupendous glam-rock revenge-song on the flip, exclusive to the single and with gorgeous packaging. Get the album mix of Die Screaming as an MP3 by clicking here. While you're at it, get Ain't No W*nker reduced to £3 for the last few or the fabulous Fucked reduced to £5.
Empty, the fifth cut from the new album Painkiller has been remixed and royally fucked about with by the gorgeous and talented Baraclough. It can be downloaded by clicking here and listened to at myspace.com/zerocrop. Baraclough are beautiful, fearless and atmospheric. Their forthcoming live dates can be viewed at myspace.com/baraclough.
The gorgeous new Zerocrop album Painkiller is now available at such places as iTunes and Play.com, thanks to Kudos as well as on beautifully packaged CD from the Zerocrop Shop. Look, listen and learn all about the new album at zerocrop.com/painkiller and marvel therein.
Finn Johannsen, De:Bug magazine: "he writes good pop songs, sings them with a rather good pop voice and furnishes them with good pop-arrangements. in addition there are the lyrics, that are not at all pop: […] in the asylum, in prison, in faith, at war, in love, at night, at the fringes, in the head. But there are those pretty melodies on top, that accompany drones, pedal steel, cello and backwards loops. Fantastic album." Click the headline to read Finn's full review…
Mark Moore, QX Magazine: "It's great. […] Luscious and dreamy in places, Painkiller is a soundscape that conjures emotions like rays of sunshine on a rainy Britain." Click the headline to read Mark's full review…