
Tuesday, 11 June 2019

Wednesday, 5 June 2019
The Pheromoans promotional onslaught rages on. Our video for 'The Sixth Bell' is now 'live'. This is the lead track from our imminent opus, 'County Lines', which can be ordered from Alter Records
The Pheromoans will also be appearing on Dexter Bentley's Hello Goodbye Show on the 6th of July. That same day we will be supporting Keel Her for their album launch at New River Studios, Manor House.
The Pheromoans will also be appearing on Dexter Bentley's Hello Goodbye Show on the 6th of July. That same day we will be supporting Keel Her for their album launch at New River Studios, Manor House.
Friday, 24 May 2019
Russell appeared as a guest on our good friend Rose Keel Her's NTS Radio show this Tuesday. Russell talked at some length about his deep love of 'the blues', played tracks from the new LP plus an excerpt of the as-yet-unreleased new Teleporters album. The show is now up to listen to here:
Keel Her w/ Russell Walker (The Pheromoans) 21st May 2019
Playing Indie Rock, Post Punk. Prolific London based DIY & lo-fi pop producer Keel Her heads to the studio for a show once a month.
Monday, 13 May 2019
Friday, 10 May 2019
The Pheromoans Return
Greetings friends. We are pleased to announce that our new album, 'County Lines' will be released by Alter Records on the 7th June. You can pre-order the album now by clicking here.
Wednesday, 21 June 2017
news
The Pheromoans have started work on their fifth album in Lewes. Nobody knows when or by what method this album will come out. New songs from it will be performed at a number of music festivals this summer including Kendal Calling, Electric Fields in Dumfries and Festival No. 6 in Portmerion.
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Sian Dorrer's portrait of former spin Dr. Ali Campbell on BBC's Newsnight Before this there is an imminent album being released by The Bomber Jackets on Alter - you can watch a video from the album here which features Sian Dorrer's painting above and Russell's picture of Sir Steve Jobs. Since the last blog update there have been a number of releases from the Sticks called Why Bother : The Charcoal Owls The Red Albums : and a Pheromoans split single on O Genesis. |
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4 members of the Pheromoans outside the studio yesterday |
Saturday, 14 January 2017
Saturday, 23 July 2016
Saturday, 7 May 2016
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
Barlow Index #4
The Pheromoans are hosting the fourth Barlow Index on June 5th. Another afternoon start, for laid back leisure. No roast dinners available - no wellies.
Saturday, 19 March 2016
Live dates
Order the new Pheromoans album here.
Saturday April 23rd: Cowley Club, Brighton
Friday May 27th: Flying Duck, Glasgow
Saturday May 28th: Mining Institute, Newcastle
Sunday May 29th: Liverpool Sound City
Monday May 30th: Manchester details tbc
Sunday June 5th: Barlow Index #4 at New River Studios, London
Saturday April 23rd: Cowley Club, Brighton
Friday May 27th: Flying Duck, Glasgow
Saturday May 28th: Mining Institute, Newcastle
Sunday May 29th: Liverpool Sound City
Monday May 30th: Manchester details tbc
Sunday June 5th: Barlow Index #4 at New River Studios, London
Friday, 26 February 2016
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
The Barlow Index #2: Vicky Langan, Blood Stereo, Claire Potter, Ravioli Me Away, Charcoal Owls.
Sunday November 1st. 4pm - 10pm. £5 entry. Power Lunches, 446 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AE.
Performances from:
Vicky Langan. A special one-off England performance by heroic sound/visual artist Vicky Langan, from Cork, Ireland. “Irish artist Vicky Langan has gained a reputation for raw and intense performances that are as likely to leave audiences feeling deeply unsettled as profoundly moved. Langan both embraces and projects vulnerability, offering an intimate physical theatre loaded with personal symbolism and unguarded emotion. With a focus on the sounds of the body and its functions, involving contact-miked skin, amplified breath and live electronic manipulation, Langan’s work sits between sound and performance art.”- Daniel Spicer, The Wire magazine
Blood Stereo. Dylan Nyoukis and Karen Constance are a British institution, the sound complete immersion for people who don't immerse easily. Idiot twins Burchill and Slim may behave as though they own Sussex, but Constance and Nyoukis are immune to their surroundings, making livid eyes at confused glitter vixens up and down this squalid Isle.
Claire Potter is an artist and writer from Merseyside whose book Mental Furniture (2014) is published by VerySmallKitchen. At this event Claire Potter will perform Lads of Aran, an essay performance using two slide projectors. Inserting voyeuristic found photos of lads, into stilled scenes from Robert J Flaherty's 1927 ethno-documentary Man of Aran, Claire Potter moves through a series of notes, quotations and anecdotes in an attempt to decode the figure of the lad and consider its emancipatory potentials. Frances Morgan writes 'her urgent, prickly delivery reminds you of how infrequently such regional voices are heard in underground music and performance, especially when they belong to women, whose vocals are more likely than men's to be shrouded in reverb, made glassy and affectless… Potter's voice is inescapable, compelling you to listen to what the subject of her writing has to say.'
Formed at underworld lynchpin Digby Coroner's send-off, Ravioli Me Away have been turning heads with several releases of essential tracks, and those heads haven't looked back ever since in their pursuit of good-time racket and loveable Norfolk shit. Invisible chords and a barely concealed contempt for the powers that be are all fair game when RMA hit town. The lyrical content was pseudo political.
Charcoal Owls consist of Tom James Scott and Russell Walker and create music for the masses via a mixture of essential and non-essential tracks which are steeped in the peculiar traditions of Hayes neo-soul. Their releases include Tin Roof (2014) and Coventry Campbell (2015) and have a forthcoming double A-Side 7" appearing on I Dischi Del Barone in early 2016. This is only their third ever performance and the first since 2010.
The master of ceremonies is the divisive figure of the newly toned Mad Headed Octogram, whose musings on life come by way of a distinctly rockist filter.
Performances from:
Vicky Langan. A special one-off England performance by heroic sound/visual artist Vicky Langan, from Cork, Ireland. “Irish artist Vicky Langan has gained a reputation for raw and intense performances that are as likely to leave audiences feeling deeply unsettled as profoundly moved. Langan both embraces and projects vulnerability, offering an intimate physical theatre loaded with personal symbolism and unguarded emotion. With a focus on the sounds of the body and its functions, involving contact-miked skin, amplified breath and live electronic manipulation, Langan’s work sits between sound and performance art.”- Daniel Spicer, The Wire magazine
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Vicky Langan photographed at Cafe Oto by Moniek Darge |
Blood Stereo. Dylan Nyoukis and Karen Constance are a British institution, the sound complete immersion for people who don't immerse easily. Idiot twins Burchill and Slim may behave as though they own Sussex, but Constance and Nyoukis are immune to their surroundings, making livid eyes at confused glitter vixens up and down this squalid Isle.
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Blood Stereo photographed in Cork by Patricia Klich |
Claire Potter is an artist and writer from Merseyside whose book Mental Furniture (2014) is published by VerySmallKitchen. At this event Claire Potter will perform Lads of Aran, an essay performance using two slide projectors. Inserting voyeuristic found photos of lads, into stilled scenes from Robert J Flaherty's 1927 ethno-documentary Man of Aran, Claire Potter moves through a series of notes, quotations and anecdotes in an attempt to decode the figure of the lad and consider its emancipatory potentials. Frances Morgan writes 'her urgent, prickly delivery reminds you of how infrequently such regional voices are heard in underground music and performance, especially when they belong to women, whose vocals are more likely than men's to be shrouded in reverb, made glassy and affectless… Potter's voice is inescapable, compelling you to listen to what the subject of her writing has to say.'
Formed at underworld lynchpin Digby Coroner's send-off, Ravioli Me Away have been turning heads with several releases of essential tracks, and those heads haven't looked back ever since in their pursuit of good-time racket and loveable Norfolk shit. Invisible chords and a barely concealed contempt for the powers that be are all fair game when RMA hit town. The lyrical content was pseudo political.
Charcoal Owls consist of Tom James Scott and Russell Walker and create music for the masses via a mixture of essential and non-essential tracks which are steeped in the peculiar traditions of Hayes neo-soul. Their releases include Tin Roof (2014) and Coventry Campbell (2015) and have a forthcoming double A-Side 7" appearing on I Dischi Del Barone in early 2016. This is only their third ever performance and the first since 2010.
The master of ceremonies is the divisive figure of the newly toned Mad Headed Octogram, whose musings on life come by way of a distinctly rockist filter.
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