Moldy Peaches, ULU
Thu 20th June 2002, 7.30pm

After almost a year away, The Moldy Peaches return to London for a live appearance. If you've never seen them before, you're in for a treat, as their shows are a mixture of the funny, the surreal, and the downright rockin.

Appearances in bunny suits are commonplace too, and lyrics about Thundercats often mingle with lyrics about penises. The way it should be, basically.

Newish single County Fair is bound to be given a live outing, as well as new material (hopefully) and perhaps some of Adam Green's solo work.

A lot has happened on the live scene since The Moldy Peaches last played here, with The Strokes and White Stripes going on to big things and a slew of new bands laying claim to the next big thing title.

You get the feeling that Adam and Kimya aren't really interested in any of that, which takes some of the pressure of expectation off their shoulders, and ours. They might not impress you in the way so many bands try to, but they wont care, and maybe that's more important.

Support on the night comes from singer-songwriter David Kitt plus Joie/Dead Blonde Girlfriend. Tickets are available at all the usual outlets and cost £8.50adv + b/fee.

ULU,
Malet Street, WC1
020 7664 2000
Nearest Tube: Goodge St

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