Little Green Machine <littlegreenmachine>
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 | LGM TO RECORD LIVE SESSION @ XFM SCOTLAND | 481 giorni fa | ||
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| LGM are recording a live session for Jim Gellatly's radio show on XFM Scotland. The gig will be aired over the next month. More details to follow | ||||
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| MUSIC NEWS SCOTLAND REVIEW - WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR EP | 512 giorni fa | ||
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| Little Green Machine continue to cultivate a vibrant originality throughout this 4 track EP. Once again their catchy trademark style of rock is instantly likeable and the possibility of bigger things, on the evidence of this record alone, looks glaringly certain. Last year they procreated a stunning debut which demonstrated their proficiency in music. And now they’ve returned with a manifestation of musical textures and structuring. The perfect synthesis to its progenitor. Little Green Machine are a rather striking panorama of inventiveness. Consider them likely champions soon! Alan Baillie - Music News Scotland | ||||
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| NEW EP LAUNCH | 520 giorni fa | ||
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| 'What You're Looking For' is the second EP to be released by Little Green Machine. It will be launched at the Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh on the 3rd of July and will be priced at £4. Tickets for the event will be £4 if you let us know in advance. Other wise £6. Just drop us an email to let us know you can make it. littlegreenmachine@hotmail.co.uk or the myspace or bebo page. Lots of Love. LGM. | ||||
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| New Video | 535 giorni fa | ||
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| Check oot wir new music video. Unfortunately the quality has been reduced considerably but you get the idea. Meow. LGM. | ||||
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| LGM in Italian short film | 568 giorni fa | ||
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| LGM song 'Take the Money and Run' has been the inspiration for an Italian short film with the same name. The film is directed by Chung Li Alessandro Pai. Alessandro first heard of the band through a friend who saw LGM perform at the Edinburgh festival. The film has been entered for several short film competitions in Milan. A preview of the film will be uploaded soon. LGM. x | ||||
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| Vote For us @ NME Breaking Bands | 607 giorni fa | ||
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| If you could find the time to vote for us at breaking bands we will send you some banana cake made by the delicate hands of Arthur. Yum yum. http://www.nme.com/newmusic/little-g... Disclaimer: Cake may not actually be sent.  | ||||
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| Tickets on Sale Now! | 733 giorni fa | ||
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| Tickets for the Christmas/New Year (28th of Dec) gig at the Norscot Angling Club are on sale now! The line up includes; Little Green Machine Black Bic Biro City City Beat Tickets are 7 pound for members and 10 pound for non members. So become a member of the angling club and get 3 pound off! Tickets can be bought from High Level Music, Clives Record Shop and Norscot. If anyone on the mainland would like to buy one prior to coming back to Shetland please contact us through Myspace or Bebo. Hope to see you there. Chairs. LGM. x | ||||
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| Daily Record - EP Review | 814 giorni fa | ||
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| NO Willy Wonka's Oompa-Loompas haven't formed a band in Scotland, instead the Little Green Machine are a trio from Edinburgh. A genre-busting eight track EP I was going to put them in the usual alternative rock sludge-fest tray that so many unsigned bands think will make them chart potential but actually make them sound like so many others. And then I came to Excuse Me, Sir with its backwards tapes, dreamy guitar and distorted vocals singing: 'walking through the desert 'neath the marigold sun' and I was hooked. While on their fast tunes like EP opener Bus Shelter Blues singer and bassist Jack Sandison rolls his vowels like Johnny Lydon, spitting them out with the same snarling fury, it's actually when he just sings in the down-tempo songs that Little Green Machine live up to the hype of some who claim they are Scotland's next big band. While tunes like Not Like You Need have a Fratellis-like comical flavour for me the out-and-out track is the EP's closing song Cocaine Daisy Chain. Slow Like the Rolling Stones' As Tears Go By it's stunningly powerful. And it's possibly the best track released by a Scots band signed or unsigned this year. The band play Bad Seed@ The Bongo Club, Edinburgh on September 26, Capitol Rocks @ Capitol, Glasgow on September 27. Rick Fulton | ||||
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| Is This Music? - EP Review | 966 giorni fa | ||
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| Can an eight-track CD really be called an EP? This debut offering from Edinburgh three-piece Little Green Machine sounds more like a mini-album than a glorified single, excelling in both quantity and quality, and they might have sold themselves short with the EP tag. It may not be perfect – there are still a few too many wanky rock solos, and there's an occasional need for a delicate touch among the rabble-rousing – but this is as solid a debut as anyone could have hoped for. 'Take The Money & Run' hints at the Arctic Monkeys' ever-popular indie-funk, before launching into Nirvana territory with a surge of well-judged distortion. 'Excuse Me, Sir' keeps proceedings a little more low-key, owing its debts to The Kinks rather than the band's more obvious grunge heroes – at least until the chorus crashes in over the top. Then 'Déjà Vu' steers them unadvisedly into pure rock territory, with 'Cocaine Daisy Chain' thankfully restoring the balance as it closes proceedings. There's little doubt that the Green Machine still have some way to go before they can start plotting world domination, but for three university students barely out of their teens they show a remarkable amount of control, as well as some genuine songwriting talent. At this rate they'll be supporting the Foo Fighters in 2008. Dan Coxon | ||||
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| Jim Gellatly - EP Review | 966 giorni fa | ||
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| All in their early 20s, this Edinburgh-based 3-piece may be new on the scene, but their debut EP hints at a band who've spent ages mastering their craft. The fact is that they only came together in February! Hints of blues, grunge and indie, with some tremendous rasping vocals... the songs are just screaming out to be heard by a wider audience. If so, they could become one of the biggest bands in Scotland. If you're digging the new breed like The Kooks and Mumm-Ra, Little Green Machine could well be your new favourite band. Jim Gellatly - XFM Scotland ScotCampus Magazine Jan 2007 | ||||
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