Description:	7" on Kids **CHEAP COPIES!!**
	Format:	7" (vinyl)
	Genre(s):	Indie Rock
	Label:	Kids
	Price:	£0.59  (sale price!)
	Availability:	In stock. Dispatched in 1 working day.

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...according to our Maggie on 03 August 2007.

Assembly Now with Graphs, Maps & Trees on Kids. Quirky thoughtful pop with a chuggin' bass and pained vocals doing the indie pop 3 minute thing with MTV2 on their minds. B-sides another reverbed out guitary thing with big solo and anthemic cresendo. The lads are saying a post rock Prefab Sprout annd Manic Street Preachers....

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What their label says...

TRACKLISTING: A) Graphs Maps & Trees, B) Calculate,

OVERVIEW: 'Graphs Maps & Trees' is Assembly Now's 3rd single, and marks a return to the KIDS stable (The Wombats, The Whip, Paul Hartnoll, Band of Horses). 'It's Magnetic' was a sellout debut on KIDS, before 'Leigh-on-sea' repeated the feat with Label Fandango. The title track is Assembly Now's strongest cut to date and is an instant summer classic with its tales of stargazing whilst walking along London's South Bank. B-side Calculate shows the other side of Assembly Now's sound, comparable to the epic soundscapes generated by the likes of Radiohead and Muse. The band have become a live force to be reckoned with and have played up and down the UK in 2007, supporting a host of bands including The Wombats and Dirty Pretty Things as well as embarking on their own in-progress headline tour. Assembly Now will expect to add to their growing collection of press and radio which include past glowing reviews from the likes of NME, Artrocker, Disorder, The Fly and Drowned in Sound and huge support from Steve Lamacq, Colin Murray and Zane Lowe. They have also made their first foray into the TV world, with a superb video directed by James Appleton (Fear Of Flying, Eight Legs) featuring an array of animals in a Rousseau-esque landscape……