i’m proud of the lads. ‘something men’ made SD’s top 30 45’s of 2011… its a big list of killer singles. be sure to sus  les guillotines – l’aube 7″  (on croque macadam). MEGA

http://styrofoamdrone.com/2011/12/22/top-thirty-7-records-of-2011-part-1/

M.V.P’Z

something men were voted ‘rated rookies for 2012’ from the bloggers at agit reader, cheers fellas and felletes. there’s an interview up here… go see

http://www.agitreader.com/

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heres the a-side for y’all. keep buying. we ain’t got many left now

another great review...

first review for "BIRDY ROOF" and it's a gooden

WE’RE DOIN’ IT

oi you all can go and buy this now! this is my first release on ezpz and i think it’s mega. something men are fuckin sick. all covers are hand cut, folded and glued. lmtd to 300! just click the link to the store and work it out from there. go on…

also all you london folks can catch their gig at power lunches on the 17th of sep with THEE LUDDS. REPOST4MEPLZ

CUT, FOLD, GLUE, PACK. REPEAT…

SOMETHING MEN’S DEBUT SINGLE WILL BE READY FOR YOU ALL TO ORDER BY TOMORROW. PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD. THANKS FOR BEING PATIENT

The spirit of throwback American rock and roll is alive and well in the midlands of the UK. Worcester’s Something Men certainly embody the dirty, raucous spirit of the Sonics and The Velvet Underground, and they’re blessed with the gift to turn these influences into sublime slices of perfect garage-rock. While they stray towards the blues more than surf influences than other British garage bands, there’s absolutely an almost Chuck Berry-esque knack for deceptively easy songwriting in the Something Men. Blessed with a great musical swagger, Something Men have a great gift to sound thoroughly modern (ala first Strange Boys LP) while reaching back into the annals of American rock to bring something effortlessly intricate, fabulously unhinged and tinged with beautiful, beautiful grime to our ears. (B. Saraceno)

THE TIME IS NIGH! (TESTS APPROVED)