They are a sharp-eyed, keen-eared crowd over at the NME - the same NME as name checked in the Pistol's 'Anarchy In The UK' - with a pedigree of scouting and touting happening acts and hot tunes.
Top news then, that The Wolfmen's Cecilie has been A-listed for this week's NME Radio playlist.. you can tune in, check it out and lend an ear right here.
And click here to get your paws on a copy of the single (or via iTunes if you prefer)
So what is 'Cecile's' story?
Chris Constantinou
This is obviously a love song! and I got a chance to play flute on it too which was fun. We were trying to get the feel of 'Crosstown Traffic' on the chorus riff so I used a kazoo along with some distorted high vox doubling the guitar riff. Groove-wise we were trying to get 'Crosstown Traffic' and 'Fool's Gold' ... probably came out nothing like that, but I really like this song a lot.
If you haven't seen the Stephen Pook edited video have a peep below....
The Making of Cecilie Video
bloody love that song
ReplyDeletebloody love that sleeve
ReplyDeleteThat's a really good song and video. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThere's an alt.vid too - the Paul Hill's edit with cameos from Britain's Next Top Model!
ReplyDeleteThe Wolfmen - Cecilie (Hills/Richards Edit)
It's a cracker chaps! Roll on payday!! ;-)
ReplyDeletesharp-eyed and keen-eared maybe, but they took their time to pick up on that little gem didn't they??! (SHIT! has anyone told em the Beatles have split??!)
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Hey from Toronto. Preacherman sent me. cheers.
ReplyDeleteI have to go to bed - I'll be back.
ReplyDeleteI kinda stumbled on this site through Rave and Roll I will bookmark it and check you guys out more soon...
ReplyDelete...and of course you just might see a post all about you very soon!
Thanks bloggers and bloggettes glad Cecile's rocking your boots
ReplyDeletehttp://getyouroj2007.blogspot.com/2009/01/wolfmen.html
ReplyDeleteInteresting! I liked the music and the flute. I don't think it needs all that ----(rude word)
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