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...according to our Ant on Thu 13 Nov, 2008.
George Pringle have a 7" on Trouble Records (the label that released Crystal Castles debut single) called 'LCD I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down'. What that means I haven't a clue. Equally I don't know what on earth the lady singing is on about but she mentioned something about TV dinners and both Phil and I swear she just said cock. It's an indie pop tune with a bit of a modern disco feel. Bizarrely I'm reminded a little of Republica. Not really my bag this but it's reasonably fun if you like this type of thing.Two new tracks of skewiff disco and avant-garde pop from 22 year George Pringle –
a unique artist of her time.
· First 7” release from George Pringle, whose debut EP
release ‘Poor EP, Poor EP Without A Name’ sold out
and met with critical acclaim.
· Trouble Records is also home to the debut singles from
Crystal Castles and Kasms.
· George Pringle will be hosting a monthly night at London’s
Social this autumn and has also been touring as main
support to Foals, Does It Offend
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