The Family Amusement Centre is Misty’s Big Adventure’s most ambitious and fully-realised project to date. Drawing on a range of musical influences so diverse (Grandmaster Gareth’s Sprawl of Sound), this album has more hooks than a fishing tackle superstore. Twelve songs to make you nostalgic for a world we haven’t built yet. Twelve songs that diagnose the symptoms of an ailing society and offer a brighter prognosis than anyone dared imagine. This is Misty’s Big Adventure more serious than you’ve ever heard them.
More information about Misty’s Big Adventure: Misty's Big Adventure are an 8 piece band from Birmingham led by Grandmaster Gareth, who John Peel once pronounced "The New God". Since 2004, Misty's Big Adventure have released four studio albums to critical acclaim, with the NME calling their last album "a masterpiece". They have toured all over the UK with The Zutons, The Guillemots, The Magic Numbers and most recently with Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip. They've also made many festival appearances including End Of The Road, Green Man, Bestival, and Get Loaded in the UK and also in Germany, Holland, Poland and Lithuania. They have recorded radio sessions for Stuart Maconie, Gideon Coe, Tom Robinson, John Kennedy and Rob Da Bank, as well as being played by Don Letts, John Peel, Phill Jupitus, Huw Stephens, Janice Long, Chris Hawkins and Irwin Chusid amongst others. Dave Gorman is
a big fan and asked them to write the theme music for his BBC2 show GENIUS. One of their songs is currently the theme tune for a new Radio2 show called Jimmy Carr's Comedy Cuts. Their new album The Family Amusement Centre features a guest appearance by Sir Patrick Moore! Grandmaster Gareth
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