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Wave Pictures announce album, gigs and DJ set

5 May 2009
By Helen True

The Wave Pictures have two performances scheduled this week.  On Thursday, 7th May they launch their new album, If You Leave it Alone, at the Lexington Arms, London.  The boys will also appear a day later (Friday 8th May) for a free 6:30 performance at Pure Groove London. 

If You Leave it Alone was released on the 5th of May on Moshi Moshi.  God knows what number this record is in their rapidly expanding catalogue, which is well worth some exploring.

On the 16th of May the band will guest DJ at the wonderful club night How Does It Feel To Be Loved.  If you’ve not been yet, DO.  It’s where all the nice kids go, and it’s on on the same evening as Eurovision this year.  We can’t think of better shelter from the tacky storm.

Words: Helen True

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Helen is Folk's Sake's Assistant editor. She's a devoted baker, and a lover of many things, including: cookbooks, Shakespeare, massive novels, Kings of Convenience, Beirut, Kristin Hersh, Mechanical Bride, Dolly Parton, Willy Mason, St Vincent, The Divine Comedy, Mumford and Sons, The Carpenters, Cocorosie, Eels, Belle and Sebastian, Martha Wainwright, Joanna Newsom and The Smiths.

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