The Second Earwax Session takes place Sunday 16th December at The New Cross Inn featuring a great line up playing special acoustic sets.

Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring
Officer Kicks
Alexander Wolfe

New Cross Inn, 15:00 - 18:00

Free Entry

Some praise for the acts:

Their Hearts Were Full Of Spring
http://www.myspace.com/theirheartswerefullofspring

"If there was a god he'd knock Morrissey down a peg or two and stick this band in his place because they write better songs with more heart."
The Plastic Ashtray

"Sweet, melodic and polished … the harmonies and melodies dazzle like sunshine refracted through a cracked window."
SoundsXP

"Perfect pop, - nothing less than that."
EardrumsMusic.com

"'A Question of Trust' proves that THWFOS now posess an Iron fist in a velvet pop glove."
GodIsInTheTVzine.co.uk

"With the coolness of Morrissey and the chiming guitars of the Bluetones - some songs are timeless, you better add this to your end of year lists!"
Subba-Cultcha.com

Officer Kicks
http://www.myspace.com/officerkicks

"Ones to watch, they steer clear of pretentious twattery and head straight into the eardrum" (The Fly)

"If there was ever a band to keep an eye on in 2007, its Officer Kicks". "They had the whole venue banging - 10/10 (Whisperin'n'Hollerin')

"Indie Heroes" (Time Out)

"Suicidally cool performers" (Bandwagon.co.uk)

"Infuriatingly Catchy Songs" (Independent On Sunday)

"a guitar band cooler, or better, than those already populating the pages of NME" (Drowned In Sound)

"classic alternative rock" (God Is In The TV)

Alexander Wolfe
http://www.myspace.com/alexanderwolfe

"his voice is just incredible. Somehow strong and soft at the same time, the kind of voice that tickles the back of your chest.
The songs are mostly quite quiet, with some unexpected and haunting little sounds that keep it interesting. It's very night time music, I think, all dark picky chords, swoopy strings and slopey drums" (Marsha,XFM)

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