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Songs What Order Which

Hey Shark Mob.

Without further ado we can now reveal the songs in the order that they’re going to be in on our first album of tunes what we wrote except the one that we didn’t wrote. Voila…

Bowl of Cherries
Woody Woodpecker
The Punisher Of IV30
Mannybix
What Goes Around
Whiteoaks
Boney Fingers
12 Months
Jamie Foxx on Later With Jools Holland
The Sheriff of Aspen Bay
Instru-Mentalist
Shakey Baby

The album drops next Monday (9th November), we’re very excited for peeps to hear it, so much so that we’re going to be indulging ourselves by posting a tune a day for the whole of this week with “cuts” – that’s an industry term for songs – from the album. Titalating news I trust you’ll agree. First up is a song named after a dog, Mannybix!

SHARK LAUNCH PARTIES:
The Moorings in Aberdeen on Saturday 7th November .
The Ark in Edinburgh on Sunday 8th Novembeer
Henry Cellars in Edinburgh on Wednesday 11th November .
Captains Rest in Glasgow on Monday 16th November.

Bon Voyage,
CS

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The Sheriff Of Aspen Bay out now on Armellodie Records:

“…stupendously and effortlessly cool, chock full of choice swearing, manic shrieking, offbeat chug-a-lug riffing, time changes, Led Zep baiting and much more”
The List (Single of the week)

“More devastating than the Futureheads at their most brutal, Cuddly Shark are unhinged,
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Subba-Cultcha (Single of the month)

“This band is a breath of fresh air from a pissed-up dragon. I don’t know what it is, but whatever it is, they’ve got it. Long may they retain it, ‘ken.”
Die Shellsuit Die

“…the vibrancy and immediacy of a bag of angry wasps. Think The Sex Pistols meet Biffy Clyro and throw a few Zeppelin riffs into the chaos and you won’t be far wide of the mark.”
Get Ready To Rock

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Woody Woodpecker/Bowl of Cherries out now on Armellodie Records:

“Raucous – a sonic fit of standing on your toes and singing right in to your face”
Organ Magazine (Single-of-the-Week)

“…will induce all sorts of compulsive body movements on the dance-floor. 2009 – The Year Of The Shark! 5/5″
Is This Music?

“…this is proper Glaswegian art school hillbilly punk with a razor edge. Excellent with a Pixies like donkey kick.”
New Noise

“…like Victor Meldrew bellowing “Donald! Where’s you’re FUCKING troosers now, eh??” whilst dancing off his face to Duane Eddy on New Year’s Eve, and ends up with a riff other bands would suck their own managers dry for.”
DSD Magazine

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The Punisher of IV30 out now on Armellodie Records

“…like Birthday Party being thrown down some stairs with Wire, it definitely warrants your attention now”
Subba-Cultcha (Single of the Month)

“…the punk strut of The Stooges, The Cure and The Cramps…the musical expanse of Fugazi and the humour of early Roxy Music”
Daily Record

“…do-it-yourself White Stripes-style rock, experimental punk and rye Scottish humour” Playing Out Loud

“…what Young Knives would have sounded like if they had traded geekdom for good old fashioned fist fighting as children”
The Plastic Ashtray

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Songs What Order Which

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