BRIGHTON PAVILION THEATRE
30th NOV. 2010
+ special guests
Gentlemen Starkey + support
Tickets available from the Brighton Pavilion Box Office - 01273 709709
£10 Advance / £12 on door.
“The much acclaimed Mojo Fins definitely do look the part – cool with an anorak twist. Their lyrics are deep with a capital P (poetic and philosophical) and rhythms are intricate works of musical art. A tight set, melodic riffs and Keane-like vocals all made for a luscious sound that could well set itself apart in the world of pop rock.” - 4/5 Monica Perdoni - Latest 7
New album demos from The Mojo Fins….
Nostalgic
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Thirst then Sorrow
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“…a dramatic but uplifting song. Despite being slow-paced, there is a certain energy to the track, which is helped along by singer Stephen Brett’s powerful vocals. B-side ‘Paper Lanterns’ is a treat in itself. It’s an enjoyable instrumental track with a chilled out drum-and-bass style beat and a clever but calming piano/guitar melody.” - www.roomthirteen.com
“With a sound like this I would happily meet them at the pictures! There is a strong resonance of Coldplay to this track and it’s truly amazing, you feel yourself washed back in time happy times, enjoyment, fun and first loves. They have an amazing sound that is almost hypnotic in its acoustic sounds haunting and wondrous.” - www.electricgrapevine.co.uk
“..the lyrics are very poetic and the twinkling instrumentation adds even more art to their sound.” www.the-mag.me.uk
“The much acclaimed Mojo Fins definitely do look the part – cool with an anorak twist. Their lyrics are deep with a capital P (poetic and philosophical) and rhythms are intricate works of musical art. A tight set, melodic riffs and Keane-like vocals all made for a luscious sound that could well set itself apart in the world of pop rock. 4/5”
Monica Perdoni – Latest 7 Magazine
Recorded Live and unplugged at the Unitarian Church, Brighton.
Features some brand new songs and acoustic versions of tracks featured on our debut album.
The church gave the session real ambience and we really enjoyed the gig, hope you enjoy listening to it too!
