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SUMMARY:Railcard
LOCATION:Coventry Just Dropped In
DESCRIPTION:Foglights - Railcard formed in early 2025 when Rachel Love (Do
 lly Mixture) and Ian Button (Papernut Cambridge\, The Penrose Web & more
 …) began writing songs together. Along with Peter Momtchiloff (Heavenly\
 , Would-be-goods) on bass and Allison Thomson (Oldfield Youth Club\, Heist
 \, Trashcan Sinatras) on trumpet\, the band have recorded a stack of mater
 ial in a very short time. Their trio of eponymous EPs were released as a c
 ompilation by Skep Wax and Slumberland in January 2026\, and in September 
 there follows another album Two Steps At A Time\, with twelve more songs\,
  plus a run of UK gigs.Foglights (The new duo of Eva Cord and Stone Anthem
 ) -Blending the dense psychedelia of Stone Anthem with the heartfelt indie
  pop of The Cords\, the duo create immersive\, folk-tinged soundscapes Rai
 lcard’s individual indie/pop DNA is easy to trace in the music - Love an
 d Button’s songs mix up ingredients from their earlier projects\, and Mo
 mtchiloff’s own songs bear his hallmark style. There are shared lead voc
 als\, jangling guitars\, sweet strings\, organ and cool trumpet lines\, pl
 us a drive and punch from the rhythm section that steers into Motown\, bub
 blegum pop/garage and more.This is perhaps what Stereolab would sound like
  if\, accompanied by a TV show orchestra\, they had to cover a "K-Tel's Gr
 eatest Unknown Hits of the 1960s and 1970s" compilation.- Pause-Record-Pla
 yThe foursome shimmy seamlessly between hyper-melodic vintage King’s Roa
 d psychedelia…..featherlight lushness…..pop-exotica…..sublimely rubb
 er-grooved glitterball-kosmisch……….and ‘70s kitsch curiosity.- Fre
 q\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/708492
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