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Bizarre Magazine - FEB '09
"One of the most exciting bands in outsider music... Sublime."

Organ on Resonance 104.4FM"...bands  this good deserve your attention"

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Den in Mudkiss April 2010
"...super vocalist Miss Roberts can do "Troutmask" style phrasing & much more, while squawks, squonks, intricate bass & guitar interplay abound to Zappaesque effect. After a while its artrock roots shine through - more than a little early Roxy, elements of Robert Wyatt, Father Murphy, the Pop Group, Rip Rig & Panic, XTC, & Henry Cow, or even oddball forbears like Kevin Coyne or the Bonzo Dog Band."

 

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Gigs

27th Nov
Rude Mechanicals

And:

don't forget to check out

The Beautiful And The Rare

The Making of

The Cyclops and the Wildebeest

Thanks to Punkvert

And a big thanks to all who made

the 23rd Oct Gig such a

fab occasion

"...the strangely disturbed world of the Rude Mechanicals who sound a little bit like The Flying Lizards, a little bit like The Native Hipsters and a great deal like nothing you ever heard before... "
Tom Robinson BBC6
June 13th

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and our New Website

The Cyclops and The Wildebeest
Vinyl LP out on Ex Gratia

Downloads:
Hear Perfect Child mp3 now!
Hear Like Magnetism mp3 now!

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To see all tracks cliick on Playlist at bottom right of the player above

"Have you any idea how unusual it is for me to enjoy an unsolicited CD these days? And to want to hear it again? And then... one appears... 'RUDE MECHANICALS’ album Glass Eye" Everett True, Village Voice.

SOLD OUT!!!
2008's Album
"Glass Eye"
available on CD from RIM Records

SOLD OUT!!!

Videos - See "Perfect Child" etc. on Youutube

 

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Tom Robinson

Lee McFadden - Morning Star:
"...(the Rude Mechanicals) play with a commitment and ability that results in favourable comparisons to their admitted influences Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart. The Rude Mechanicals' live set simultaneously leaves new converts petrified, quizzical, musically refreshed and convulsed at the bizarre outrageousness of it all..."