Our monthly soiree at the cosiest venue in town continues. Get there early to bagsy a chaise longue, although we guarantee you won't want to sit down for long..

Little Teeth may only be made up of three people but their brigades have the might of thirty. They exude a Bohemian-pop playfulness in their songs that is totally off-beat and skewed far from mainstream.

From Asthmatic Kitty Records "City Review":

".... Up next we got Little Teeth from San Francisco. Theirs is folk pop that crashes and yelps out passionately and feels a little like Neutral Milk Hotel without ripping ’em off— or, really, jumping anybody’s game. Dannie’s vocals soar, crack, scream out, but always sound like she’s deeply feelin’ it, deeply into what’s she’s singing about and dead-ON synched to the immediacy of her band’s hiccupy, junkyarded American avant-something. You can find them on myspace. Try “Japanese Candy” first, which has a kind of broken-down desperation that gives me chills."

Garrison sound like hillbilly music from the future, robots on smack, 'lectronic fuzz rock, gradually mutating into The Breeders. If that hasn't got you, then just imagine your favourite Low, Courtney Tidwell and Neil Young songs, all mixed together. Got you now.

Seamus Fogarty has got something very specail going on. He has performed with the likes of John Martin, James Yorkston and Mark Eitzel, as well as at the Fence Collective's Homegame 2009 in Fife, and we're very excited to have him.