VVWI... a bit meh...

It's new music Scott. Not gramaphone discs

I need you to EMAIL ME

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I have done.

Sherrers wrote:I need you to EMAIL ME

Ah, gotcha. Where am i emailing?

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"Oriental Clockwork"
Tim Sheridan
Veryverywrongindeed Recordings - VVWI035
Release Date: 28 May 2012
SHUSH! The boss is watching. As a bonus re-launch biscuit we have a single tracker from label boss Tim Sheridan as a small fanfare to the full release schedule. Parp. Small fanfare achieved.

"Oriental Clockwork" is a splendid victorian marvel of gears and cogs. In the usual Sheridan style it is as coy as a fan-fluttering debutante for a good three-quarters of it's ear-career. Always leaving something at the end to persuade you with and/or pressgang you into the service of Her Majesty's fleet. Swirling and grooving as only the signature snatches of his live drumming and keyboard-bothering can... The VVWI office view is that a feeling of proper rare groove twitchy Farfisa organ has been captured with pith helmet and net.

The titular kinder surprise is the sound of a gang of evil tong jumping on the ship and taking you off to their opium port on their wind-up junk. Tong wind-up. See what we did there.

Forthcoming! 6 fresh new fingers, foil wrapped for freshnez.

Please consider this small meltdown our informal resignation.

The VVWI Team

"The Ghosts That Live In Her (Remixes)"
Tim Sheridan and King Roc
Veryverywrongindeed Recordings - VVWI036
Release Date: 25 Jun 2012

We revisit the VVWI office's agreed VVWI favourite and absolute highlight of the VVWI LLO live show: The Ghosts That Live In Her. In an imagined golden era, many moons ago (Brixton 2009), when men were men, Tim Sheridan was less fat and Martin Dawson was King Roc..., two chaps made VVWI's best loved tune. A perfect marriage of Sheridan's classical leanings and live musicianship and Dawson's awesome groovage. We said vage.

Dawson ditched King Roc, made tunes with Giles Smith and moved to Berlin to great acclaim. Sheridan became a hermit, grew beards and obsessed about gardening. As we're unlikely to get any usable labour out of either of them again we asked our two jolly stalwart shipmates Garcia and Lyman to revisit this anthem.

As if by magic and with honestly no prompting each of them ended up augmenting one side of the coin each. Timo Garcia's take on it almost exclusively highlights Tim Sheridan's delicate piano tinklings and pizzicato string arrangements, throwing a light on the anthemic melodic aspects. Paul Lyman's look at it is all about Martin Dawson's wiggle work. Both Gentlemen naturally invite us cordially to dine with their signature styles overall.

Two great remixers delivering quality takes. Together they are MOIDAH.

Join us soon as we depart from our beloved crusty old goats and revisit our original mission statement of showcasing debut talent of alarming youthfulness. 4 forthcoming releases are FRESH from local chimney sweeps, fallen women, foundling orphans and apprentice cutpurses.

You've got to pick a pocket or two boy.

Love and lager,
The VVWI Team

Mac wrote:

"The Ghosts That Live In Her (Remixes)"
Tim Sheridan and King Roc
Veryverywrongindeed Recordings - VVWI036
Release Date: 25 Jun 2012

We revisit the VVWI office's agreed VVWI favourite and absolute highlight of the VVWI LLO live show: The Ghosts That Live In Her. In an imagined golden era, many moons ago (Brixton 2009), when men were men, Tim Sheridan was less fat and Martin Dawson was King Roc..., two chaps made VVWI's best loved tune. A perfect marriage of Sheridan's classical leanings and live musicianship and Dawson's awesome groovage. We said vage.

Dawson ditched King Roc, made tunes with Giles Smith and moved to Berlin to great acclaim. Sheridan became a hermit, grew beards and obsessed about gardening. As we're unlikely to get any usable labour out of either of them again we asked our two jolly stalwart shipmates Garcia and Lyman to revisit this anthem.

As if by magic and with honestly no prompting each of them ended up augmenting one side of the coin each. Timo Garcia's take on it almost exclusively highlights Tim Sheridan's delicate piano tinklings and pizzicato string arrangements, throwing a light on the anthemic melodic aspects. Paul Lyman's look at it is all about Martin Dawson's wiggle work. Both Gentlemen naturally invite us cordially to dine with their signature styles overall.

Two great remixers delivering quality takes. Together they are MOIDAH.

Join us soon as we depart from our beloved crusty old goats and revisit our original mission statement of showcasing debut talent of alarming youthfulness. 4 forthcoming releases are FRESH from local chimney sweeps, fallen women, foundling orphans and apprentice cutpurses.

You've got to pick a pocket or two boy.

Love and lager,
The VVWI Team

FUCK ME!!! Ace original which Nod loves. So really looking forward to this!!!

VVWI lives!

I can honestly (and criminally) say i don't think i've ever heard any of them. Are they on Beatport? I'm gonna sort that this weekend.

Broadhead wrote:I can honestly (and criminally) say i don't think i've ever heard any of them. Are they on Beatport? I'm gonna sort that this weekend.

Yes, get shopping...I did.....

You've been offered them for free but stubbornly refuse to understand the two words ;

email, me

Son of Nod wrote:

Broadhead wrote:I can honestly (and criminally) say i don't think i've ever heard any of them. Are they on Beatport? I'm gonna sort that this weekend.

Yes, get shopping...I did.....

Cheers Noddo.

Sherrers wrote:You've been offered them for free but stubbornly refuse to understand the two words ;

email, me

Where am i emailing?!?! You have my email address already, you've sent me a couple.

here's our catalogue,

http://www.veryverywrongindeed.com/releases.php

featuring music from the record label forum VVWI

click on each track and it has a wee player

Broadhead wrote:

Sherrers wrote:You've been offered them for free but stubbornly refuse to understand the two words ;

email, me

Where am i emailing?!?! You have my email address already, you've sent me a couple.

Do I have to do EVERYTHING???

Sherrers wrote:here's our catalogue,

http://www.veryverywrongindeed.com/releases.php

featuring music from the record label forum VVWI

click on each track and it has a wee player

fan, dabby and indeed dozy. Thanks.

WOW!!!

I just love these tunes....

The Fly EP is mental....buzzzzzzzz....hahaaaa........very difficult to pick one out as the best one. All top notch!!!

I'm equal parts stunned and amused that no one on here knows the record label... on the record label forum

Sherrers wrote:I'm equal parts stunned and amused that no one on here knows the record label... on the record label forum

I know the label old timer.

I went and bought the back cat...

So, some of us know the label.....some don't

Who doesn't know the label?

It's on Beatport and everything.

I am just glad that the label doesn't churn out releases every two weeks of the same old same old stuff, that really isn't any good.

RA RA FOR VVWI Recordings!

I know the label, i just haven't heard any of the releases. Or should i say knowingly heard them anyway.

Broadhead wrote:I know the label, i just haven't heard any of the releases..

biggest chuckle of the week for old timmy

How are the studio elves taking the return to work?

Think the one that really touches my sweet spot is Viper Room....

There are no elves anymore or indeed any plans for anything further from me. It was all done during the large hiatus of Dec to April.

I'm not fucking Santa you know.

Poor elves

Fuck the Elves. The Elves ALWAYS get paid.

I get FUCK ALL