March 2014

March 2014

Contents:

Editorial



October 2013

October 2013

Contents:

Editorial

Our 10 October 2013 showcase

10-12 October
Norwich Sound & Vision 2013

DOE

Horse Party

The Mondegreens

Our next full gig –
Friday 13 December 2013

our 13th birthday and Christmas party

Drugstore

She Makes War

BUOYS



June 2013

June 2013

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 7th June 2013

Loom

Die You Now

Darwin & the Dinosaur



April 2013

April 2013

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 26th April 2013

violet violet

Cthru27

Arrows of Love

The Nightingales


Recommended:

April 2013 @ NAC



January 2013

January 2013

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Wednesday 23rd January 2013

The Joy Formidable

WE//ARE//ANIMAL


Recommended:

January 2013 @ NAC

21 January 2013, Blood Red Shoes @ NAC



December 2012

December 2012

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 14th December 2012

Cold In Berlin

Tortoise Family Connections

There's Someone In The Pond


Recommended:

December 2012 @ NAC



October 2012

September 2012

June 2012

June 2012

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 22nd June 2012

Yeti Lane

collider

The Thinking Men


Reccommended:

Norwich Arts Centre selected June 2012 highlights




May 2012

April 2012

April 2012

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 13th April 2012

Drugstore

Fiel Garvie

Port Isla




February 2012

February 2012

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 24th February 2012

Electricity in our Homes

Octagon Court

Invisible Cities




December 2011

December 2011

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 16th December 2011

Magoo

We Can't Dance

Khan

Tim Clare

John Osborne



October 2011

October 2011

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 7th October 2011

The Victorian English Gentlemans Club

Olympians

The Shadow Project



September 2011

September 2011

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 16th September 2011

Sarabeth Tucek

Alloy Ark

Rory McVicar


Reccomended:

BBC Music Video Festival

Norwich Sound & Vision convention



June 2011

June 2011

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 17th June 2011

Underground Railroad

Fever Fever

The Day The Robots Came




April 2011

April 2011

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 8th April 2011

Talons

Deers

Embarrassing Machines




February 2011

February 2011

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Friday 25th February 2011

Blue on Blue

C.O.L.L

Typewriter Radio




December 2010

October 2010

September 2010

August 2010

August 2010

Contents:

Editorial

Our next gig -
Sunday 1st August 2010
Waterloo Park Walkabout Our compere

Black Vox

Blue on Blue

Glory Glory

Hellhound Oconnor and the Winkles

KunK

Olympians

These Ghosts



June 2010

Fever Fever headline wombatwombat's Peel Day on Friday 08 October 2010 @ NAC

Please give us the low-down on your new EP...

Ahh oui. The Bloodless EP. It's what we have been working towards for two years as a hot hot threesome. So it has to be the best thing we can possibly make with those two years behind us, and it damn well is. It's nice and loud, nice and heavy. But there's a softer side to it too, which might surprise a few people. We have refined all elements of the band, and dare I say, matured!? There are tales of riots, un-riots, butchery and control freaks.

...and how is tonight's EP launch gig going to be special?

We always like to push the boat out on our release nights... so possibly something involving Rosie on a hovercraft. Plus it's the first time ever we will be headlining Norwich Arts Centre so we have got to step up our game. I think we have only just got our live sound to be REALLY how we want it to be, so the main thing is to play well and sweep people off their feet.

To what extent has your previous release, Monster, being an Artrocker single of the month made a difference to your profile and sense of purpose?

Well Norwich is a bit of a bubble, so people will often say they like our music whatever we make, not that we don't appreciate it – we love Norwich! But for Artrocker to recognise and like us, that means a lot, and it is a massive confidence boost. It kind of puts you on a roll, so you're like, "OK, we've done this now... what next!" So now we're hungry motherfuckers, searching for our next piece of gratification.

What else has been helpful spreading the love for Fever Fever?

We've got a manager called Arthur who is this God-like hero and whores us to everyone he meets. It's like when you get your first real girlfriend/boyfriend – they believe in you and back you up, so you actually start to think that what you're saying is right. Man, we love that guy.

Playing away from home helps a lot. We like to spread our own legs... I mean love.

Which bands from outside Norfolk has it been great to share a stage with and why?

Decadence In Berlin, they are from Birmingham and they are brilliant: the best people to be around. Local Girls (ex-Stuffy/The Fuses) are immense. Fellow Cherryaders Ste McCabe and The Lovely Eggs constantly fill us with joy. Also, Something Beginning with L and Abi Makes Music are ACE OF SPADES.

What would you like to achieve in the next 12 months?

We want to be pop stars.

Grrrls, please tell us a bit about your side project, Brothers...

It's the Girlypops from Fever Fever and the Girlywhores from The Brownies. We make a sweet noise that lies somewhere between Fleetwood Mac, An Experiment On A Bird In The Air Pump and Be Your Own Pet. But not as good as all of those of course.

Smit, what's news on the possible reunion of your previous band, The Charlie Horse?

We are all up for doing it at some point but we're all pretty busy. Don't rule it out, because we would all love to do it, but we just can't for the time being. We're divided between Nottingham, Norwich and Sheffield, so the logistics are difficult to say the least.

Who'll give you fever fever, make you bloodless and how?

Rosie sings like an angel, Ellie plays guitar like your Mum and Smit hits things like a demon.

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