Tender Trap shoot video at the Lounge

Tender Trap filmed much of the video for their new single Do You Want A Boyfriend? at London's Trendy Hangover Lounge^TM. You will see HL hearthrob John "Form An Orderly Queue, Laydeez" Jervis turn down the wanton advances of songstrel Amelia Fletcher from the 15 second mark. To be fair, she probably misread his "Shrag" t-shirt, but you can't blame the girl for trying. She's only human.

The first Denim interview

"Driving a Mercedes out of the factory gates, that's what Denim's about."
A little something in anticipation of the Felt fanzine launch tomorrow. From Melody Maker, January 19, 1991.

Felt fanzine launch

Foxtrot Echo Lima Tango, a 150-page spectacular devoted to the godlike genius of Felt featuring essays, photos, reminiscences and ephemera, is being launched at the Hangover Lounge on June 6. Felt alumnus Phil King is our guest DJ for the event.

All The People I Like Are Those That Are Dead, Birmingham Burberries, 19 December 1989

Badges

London's Trendy Hangover Lounge^TM's latest marketing advance is badges in two classy designs. They're free to all punters every Sunday (while stocks last). We appreciate that these badges will become the must-have hipster item this season, so there's an opportunity for one UK resident who doesn't live in London (cos otherwise you could just come along one Sunday and get your badges) to win a set of Hangover Lounge badges. Leave a message and we'll be in contact about posting you the goodies.

Hacia Dos Veranos filmed at the Lounge

We filmed Hacia Dos Veranos behind closed doors before their recent Hangover Lounge gig. Pretty good, no?

Bob Collins interview

We interviewed our recent live guest Bob Collins of The Dentists.

There are more interviews and live recordings of Hangover Lounge guests coming soon. Watch this space!

David Tattersall, Pictish Trail, Rozi Plain free gig

This Sunday, April 18, we're excited to be welcoming a great bill for your delectation:

David Tattersall branches out from The Wave Pictures with his debut solo album - download the bittersweet bedsit pop of title track Happy For A While;

Rozi Plain, Bristolian folk chanteuse whose spectral shanties are no stranger to the HL decks; and

the Pictish Trail, the nom de electro-folk of Fence Records' Johnny Lynch.