madox ford

Our album, Great Drama..., is available to buy for £6 (plus p&p). Just message us if you're interested in getting hold of one.
“With Mogwai expertise, Madox Ford take a wonderful melody and run with it, slowly morphing and varying the atmosphere until a ruckus, distorted guitar climax...”
“GDITDLH has a certain droning movement that's a real draw to some listeners. It has wonderful moments of beauty and variety that help inspire the rest of the album…”
The Silent Ballet, album review
Here are some details about it:
Great Drama in the Drummer's Left Hand by Madox Ford
1. American Businessman (3.24)
2. Sastrugi (4.48) (as played on BBC6 Music's Introducing show)
3. Pius XII (7.22)
4. What the Hell Are You? (4.06)
5. Hank Marvin Plays Your Favourite Single Notes (5.03)
6. Kids Plus (No Sympathy) (6.21)
7. When Things Are Kept Wet They Stay Wet (3.44)
8. Candy Island (5.50)
All songs written and arranged by M. Kerry, M. Sinclair and D. Williamson © 2007 Madox Ford
Album art by Marcus Diamond. Each sleeve printed by hand and no two are exactly the same. Packaged in plastic sleeve for your convenience.
Recorded at Pirate Studios, Sheffield by Rob Davies, in this room:
Brixton Windmill, with From the Sky, Mt. and UpCDownC
Hope & Anchor. They are not all his stickers.
We also have two four-track EPs that are available. Our first EP (blue cover) is down to about two copies left, while there are just twelve or so of the second one (white, with bugs). Just drop us a message if you want to get hold of one.
Both the album and EPs were written and recorded with the excellent Dave Williamson on drums.
Blue EP tracklisting:
Reach for the Ceiling
The Shirley Crabtree Chant
Rebel Scum
Am I Shouting
(recorded at home at Clyde Road, London)
White EP tracklisting:
Copenhagen
Follow Each Direction
Jason
Romek Marber
(recorded at Bona Fide studios, London)
(All songs © 2006, © 2007 Madox Ford: Matt Kerry/Mark Sinclair/David Williamson. Artwork on blue EP by Barry Smith; white EP by Sicklay; album by Marcus Diamond).
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We would have preferred Jerry but he had other commitments.