Wet Nuns exclusive single and Rough Trade East in-store for Record Store Day

“Snarling, sweaty, boisterously hurling expletives at you like great big lumps of molten rock… ridiculously appealing” Clash Music

“This totally rocks” NME Radar

“Make sure you see this band as soon as you can” Musical Mathematics

“What’s a girl like me to expect from a Wet Nuns gig? I saw pictures of Terence crowd surfing on two people...” Toast Magazine

Fresh off the back of being hailed as one of NME’s top 20 “Bands To Watch for 2012” and tipped for greatness by Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders, Wet Nuns are set to release an exclusive double A-side single on 7” vinyl for Record Store Day on April 21st. The band will also play an in-store at Rough Trade East to celebrate the release.

The 7” record will combine Wet Nuns two singles ‘Heaven’s Below’ and ‘Throttle’, and is everything you’ve come to expect from this big-riffing, crowd-surfing, cursing, death-blues duo, with their trademark stomach-churning guitars and downright ugly drumming stamped all over.

Having been on the road since February, including as support to Pulled Apart By Horses, Wet Nuns continue their trail-blazing tour with added dates at The Great Escape Festival, Crooked Ways Festival and Simple Things Festival this May.

If you haven’t witnessed a Wet Nuns show yet, then you’ve missed something damn awe-inspiring. The two-piece from Sheffield have been blowing venues around the UK apart with their hell-bent explosion of songs about “women, death and beer”.

Tickets for remaining dates of Wet Nuns ‘Throttle’ tour are available NOW from www.artistticket.com.

THE THROTTLE TOUR 2012;

27th Mar – YORK – Fibbers

29th Mar – LONDON – Blues Kitchen

07th Apr – STOCKTON – Stockton Calling

13th Apr – LEAMINGTON SPA – Moo Bar

06th May – BRISTOL – Simple Things Festival

11th May – BRIGHTON – Great Escape Festival

26th May – PONTEFRACT – Crooked Ways Festival

02nd Jun – WAKEFIELD – Long Division Festival

08th Jun – WELBECK ABBEY – No Direction Home Festival

Tickets available from www.artistticket.com

WEBSITE / SOCIAL NETWORKS;

http://www.wetnuns.com

http://www.facebook.com/wetnuns

http://twitter.com/wetnuns

http://soundcloud.com/wet-nuns

http://www.wetnunssweetmerch.bigcartel.com

WET NUNS 'Heaven's Below'

http://youtu.be/MJUQvmFhOO4

WET NUNS 'Throttle'

http://youtu.be/bcqk0tEwGjw

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Dot to Dot Festival announces first wave of acts for 2012

The Drums / Pulled apart By Horses

Willy Mason / Dog Is Dead / Summer Camp / Lucy Rose

Bristol: Saturday 2nd June 2012
Nottingham: Sunday 3rd June 2012
Manchester: Monday 4th June 2012

www.dottodotfestival.co.uk / facebook.com/dottodotfestival  / #d2dfest

•    'An eclectic mix of innovative, ground-breaking acts manage to secure the festival’s spirit and provide the musical kudos.' - Virtual Festivals

•    ‘A forest of new stars, old favourites and plenty of mischief at one of the UK’s fastest rising festivals’ - NME

•    ‘With a stunning bill and venues within yards of one another we’ll leave you to join the dots.’ - Clash

 Dot To Dot, the UKs only tri-city traveling festival returns for 2012 announcing its first salvo of must-see artists. Renowned in its seven year history for offering guaranteed crowd-pleasing bands alongside the first live glimpses of some of today’s biggest acts, which have included double Brits winner Ed Sheeran, The xx, Florence & The Machine, The Naked and Famous, Friendly Fires, Laura Marling and Mumford & Sons, this year’s multi-venue event will take place across the Diamond Jubilee bank holiday weekend, visiting Bristol on June 2nd, Nottingham on June 3rd, making its triumphant finale in Manchester on June 4th. 

Dot To Dot Organiser Anton Lockwood commented: “More than ever Dot To Dot 2012 will see a great line up of exciting new music alongside the hottest live acts at the moment. Our first announcement of indie titans The Drums and fast rising rockers Pulled Apart by Horses sets the tone for Bristol, Nottingham and Manchester to each have a great day of fresh and exciting music.”

Kicking off this year’s line-up are one of the biggest success stories of recent years, The Drums. Previous recipients of the NME’s coveted Philip Hall Radar Award, their eponymous debut album and follow up, Portamento, have singled them out as one of the most acclaimed bands around, making them a sure-fire hit for Dot To Dot 2012. Adding a fiery edge to proceedings, co-headliners Pulled Apart By Horses will be showcasing their incendiary live show across Dot To Dot’s three home cities this year. With their second album, Tough Love cementing their reputation as one of the UKs most essential bands, the Leeds post-hardcore four-piece have been described by the Observer as ‘the best live band in Britain’ so they’re certain to captivate the crowds.

Other acts set to traverse the triumvirate of cities include timeless folkster Willy Mason, whose recent hook up with Lianne La Havas opened him up to a whole new audience, Nottingham art-pop quintet and fast-rising stars, Dog Is Dead, bliss-drenched duo Summer Camp and Bombay Bicycle Club collaborator Lucy Rose. And there are still many more acts to be announced in the coming months.

With an illustrious musical heritage that has given thousands of music fans the opportunity to catch future stadium fillers and the most exciting acts around in intimate surrounds, Dot To Dot’s track record for musical discovery is second to none. And what’s more tickets, which give you access to the entire bill across all the venues are incredible value for money, currently priced at just £20 per day, so what are you waiting for?

Tickets are now on sale:

Bristol: £20

Nottingham: £20

Manchester £20

Visit www.dottodotfestival.co.uk for all ticket info.

Full Line Up So Far:

The Drums / Pulled Apart By Horses / Willy Mason / Dog Is Dead / Summer Camp / Lucy Rose / ThePetebox / Pearl And The Beard / Wonder Villains / Vadoinmessico / Broken Hands / Deaf Club / Dirty Goods

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