Man Without Country

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Related show

• Artist: Man Without Country
• Date: Sunday, July 18th 2010
• Time: 7:00pm
• City: Man Without Country in Cardiff
• Venue: Buffalo Bar – Truck Warm up
• Country: United Kingdom
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Jen Long has featured Man Without Country in her Cardiff Scene Report for Rock Feedback, read the full article here.

“MWC are a trio from further West down the M4, but they’re always gigging about Cardiff and I think they live here now too. They recently inked a publishing deal and there’s a mini buzz about them in the city. They’re another band that have spent a good amount of time getting their sound just right before tackling the live thing. They write epic, floating pop songs that sound a bit like The Postal Service and White Belt Yellow Tag arguing over synth pads.”

Man Without Country performing on the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury Festival, June 25-27 2010.

“Man Without Country are a three-piece with a huge amount of talent and creativity. Their recent Maida Vale session as part of BBC Introducing week on 6 Music was the perfect platform for their shoegazey glitch pop to reach a new audience. Fans of Indie with an electronic edge will not be disappointed by Man Without Country.”

Wales Online Music review:  Surfer Blood/Man Without Country, Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff

“Those looking for a bit of escapism were also treated to the much fancied Man Without Country.
Their glistening synths, throbbing bass, and pulsating drums were sequenced in stunning precision.
Their shoegazeing, delay-drenched sound was an ice-cool mix of 80s synth-pop and avante-garde electronica.”

Man Without Country are BBC Introducing’s Tip of the Week! Check it out here!

Listen online to the Maida Vale session recorded for Lauren Laverne’s 6Music show.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/introducing/artists/manwithoutcountry

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Bethan Elfyn from BBC Radio 1′s Introducing interviews the band, for more head to the Introducing Blog.

Man Without Country. Tell me about the band name.

There are a few books named Man Without A Country. But our interpretation comes from the sense of not belonging…. More! Click here to read / watch / listen…

Wales Online Music review: Chapel Club/Man Without Country, Barfly, Cardiff.

The Cardiff outfit’s pulsating electronica glistens and radiates a lovely mellifluous ambience. The effervescent rhythmic hum of their gilded reveries makes for hypnotic listening.