Earl Grey and The Legomen

Print off the following flyer and bring it to the gig at the Bumper (Hardman Street, Liverpool) on Saturday November 29th to get in for £4!



"There really is nothing like a big fat slab of innovation to heat one city's scene up.

This lot are called Earl Grey and the Lego Men and they could be the most groundbreaking, genre-crossing phenomenon since, erm, Enter Shikari.

Actually, dare I say it but they could be that little bit more superior."

Full review.



High grade, farmed and grown in Crosby, harvested in Kenny, and served to the general population. Smuggled through customs, Earl Grey and the Legomen have been known to cause disorientation, euphoria and often strange flailings of the limbs. Blending British hip-hop, rock, indie, and electronic influences, they create their own unique and contraband flavour. Formed in 2005, as the result of a series of projects and the simple process of supply and demand, Earl Grey and The Legomen’s instantly recognisable sound has been described as ‘a quasi-pseudo orgasmatronic eclecticon’ by it's victims. Consult your local pusher to satisfy your addiction.



Debut single, 'Last Summer' (I Blame The Parents Records), featuring Last Summer and Britain In The Rain, available now:



'Last Summer' - UK (£3.00 incl. p+p)



'Last Summer' - Europe (£3.50 incl. p+p)



'Last Summer' - Rest of World (£4.00 incl p+p)