Time for another look Behind The Veil at the making of the new Cadaver Club album ‘It’s Always The Quiet Ones’. Now available to pre-order with exclusive merchandise and art only at: www.cadaverclub.com – PHHQ
Continue reading →Wondering what the Club have been up to while you weren’t looking? Here’s a Behind The Veil sneak peak from the studio as they embark upon their second album. Exclusive pre-orders starting very soon… Don’t look away! – PHHQ
Continue reading →…and there we were – the morning of the final date of the tour. We packed our bags, took one last look at Edinburgh and hopped on the wrong train. Thankfully it still brought us to Glasgow but we had to pay twice (having pre-booked all our trains before the tour). No big deal I suppose, we had managed to get this far without completely running out of money so I would consider that a victory in itself! We had the very vaguest of ideas of where we were going to be staying tonight – a friend of a friend … Continue reading →
Beep beep beep…9.30…yesssss……………..the first lie in of the tour. Tuesday was a lazy day for three quarters of Cadaver Club. We had no show tonight, instead it was Draggle’s alter-ego, Matty James’ turn to take the stage. Matty had a gig with John Carabi later in Bannermans, the same venue we played last night and some preparation to do. He had a few songs to rehearse with Mary Robbs, who was adding violin to them. I was looking forward to hearing what they came up with. We all eventually got up and out. We went prowling for a while to … Continue reading →
7.30…beep…get up…shower…in the dark. Ironic really, we’re a funeral band and we didn’t have a candle between us! Really must get that light fixed. Monday morning, the middle of the working week for us. We got to the train station and began the beautiful trek to Edinburgh. The wear and tear was starting to show by now and we were good for nothing on the train, just sat half asleep admiring the scenery, glad of the warm carriage. I’d never been to Edinburgh before but was looking forward to it and it was so much more than I’d hoped. All … Continue reading →
