Hindley competition winner announced

Frederik De Witte 'stage technician for AIR' answered correctly and wins a suitable prize for a Belgian' stage technician that Matt and Gemma are yet to think up. - Well figured out Frederik!

Martin Noble 'British sea power guitarist' answered "can't quite see, but i'd say some sort of dan electro, an mxr one, some boss ones and a big muff? not much on detail there" - It's good but it's not the one Martin!

Nathan Persad 'Loveable Chap' answered "Chromatic tuner, Fender amp Footswitch, a Danelectro, a thingy whose name I've forgotten, 4 Bosses in a row and a Muff" - It's good but it's not the one Nathan!

Leeroy Coxon 'Ex Hindley Member' answered "Are they all 'Danelectro Grilled Cheese' pedals just painted different colours?" - Absolute Stupidity Coxon!

For for any guitar geeks that want to know, the pedals were.....

Fender Footswitch, Dunlop DC-Brick, Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner, Electro Harmonix Big Muff, Boss CS-3 Compressor, Boss DS-1 Distortion, Boss TR-2 Tremolo, Boss PS-2 Pitch-Shifter Delay, MXR Phase 90, Danelectro Dan Echo Delay.

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HINDLEY officially launch website onto the high seas

Today we are very happy to launch our official website onto the high seas. It was built by our good friend Dan at the British Websites shipyard in London. Clicking the image will take you there.

Long may she sail and long shall she prosper

HINDLEY video for "I'm gonna have to" is now online

The video for "I'm gonna have to..." features guitarist Gemma Thompson repeatedly submerging her head into a tank of water. It is shot from below in slow motion.

Gemma filmed this back in 2008. We only had the idea to use the footage to make this video last night.


Filming by Gemma Thompson, Production by Matthew Hindley.
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HINDLEY need a drummer so we can do some gigs!

Hey, We need a drummer so we can gig gig gig. If that person is you, or if you know anybody who might like to join us, please contact us

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HINDLEY sound reviewed by Loveable chap Nathan Persad

Nathan Paul Persad was born Diminath Sharma Jaipersad in Streatham's notorious Megabowl "in the 70's". Boney M were number 1, ITV did not exist and you could still purchase a house and a loaf of bread for 12 guineas.

After an abismally-paid but invaluable early career tuning Liberace's harpsichord, he shot to fame as "the pudgy one least likely to have a solo career" in legendary boy band The Persad Brothers.

Nathan has been a long standing friend of the band since bonding over the fact that he and Matt Hindley are both exactly one month older than each others dads.

Below are a selection of kind words the man himself has said about the latest of Hindley's demos.......

1) Dancing The Dirt.

This is brilliant! Is that Gemma doing the spoken vocal?

2) Secret Life Of Blood And Bone.

Is this song about Alex Bone? What's so secret about his life?
I'm liking the Pet Shop Boys-style lead vocal.

3) Factories.

A great track, best programmed drums I have ever heard. If they had sound in the 1920's, this is what the movie "Metropolis" would sound like. I love the fuzz bass at 2min45. Well, I say "fuzz bass", it might actually be my crummy laptop speakers.... I used to work in a factory funnily enough. I lasted 4 days!

4) I'm Gonna Have To.

I'd recognise that Fender sound anywhere! Great. Best drums yet. What's the story with the drums on these songs anyway? Love the change to major key at 1min55.

5) Holly Finds It Difficult.

"Holly finds it difficult to leave her tiny house" This is great too. Is it about agoraphobia? Oh wow, a good-old fashioned "fade-out" at the end! That's what's missing from today's music!

Can't wait to hear these tunes live guys...

Nathan

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