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SUMMARY:R.M.F.C. + The Hobknobs
LOCATION:The Lexington
DESCRIPTION:R.M.F.C. is the recording project of New South Wales’ Buz Cla
 tworthy. Buz Clatworthy seemingly writes songs with natural born ease\, bo
 th unfussy and hyper catchy. Since 2018 R.M.F.C. have released a slew on 7
 ”s on Anti Fade\, Total Punk and Goodbye Boozy and 2023’s debut full-l
 ength ‘Club Hits’. This album gained energy and charm from both punchy
  songs and subtly\, with each song moving R.M.F.C. forward\, whilst holdin
 g something memorable.\n\nSince then Clatworthy has continued to push hims
 elf creatively through singles\, which feels like the smart play. He is al
 lowed the freedom to experiment and express without really having to harke
 n back to any trace of his beginnings of automaton-inflected\, fast-paced 
 wormy punk from his youth. Most recent 7” ‘Ecstatic Strife’ dips its
  mug into the punch bowl of what’s best about New Zealand’s ’80s jan
 gle pop scene\, with Clatworthy’s assured drumming keeping it on edge. B
 -side ‘Golden Trick’ is a magical stunner that delves into something m
 ore meditative. It’s meditative and lush and hopefully a promise of more
  to come.\n\nhttps://rockmusicfanclub.bandcamp.com/\n\nTHE HOBKNOBS debut 
 album ‘Helmets Off’ is released this June\, by themselves and 12XU. Ev
 ery word and every strum sounds like it’s placed in exactly the right mo
 ment. Perhaps it is this bareness of the songs\, that makes it feel as if 
 The Hobknobs are speaking to the listener directly. It is clear that they 
 don’t want anything to cloud this human interaction. Yaël Dekker\, whom
  you may also know as the singer of The Klittens\, and Arie van Vliet\, wh
 o used to spread his word through the band Lewsberg\, were once described 
 as loving misanthropes. Listening to ‘Helmets Off’\, this description 
 seems rather accurate. Dekker and Van Vliet’s voices seem to know each o
 ther well\, in a way that magnifies the songs beyond their deceptive simpl
 icity.\n\nhttps://thehobknobs.net/\n\nBoletos: https://dice.fm/event/oedpo
 y-rmfc-the-hobknobs-3rd-oct-the-lexington-london-tickets
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