




Indie music hasn’t quite got the charm that it used to have, but Assembly Now are here to change things. With ‘Graphs Maps & Trees’, things sound undeniably Kooks-esque, yet that charm factor will strut into your ears and get you dancing with joy. Lyrics “The London Eye is blinking over me” make you beam with glee, the acoustic guitar takes charge in subtle fashion but it becomes hard to ignore. Forget all that praise though; the gentle b-side ‘Calculate’ is better without a shadow of a doubt. Editors’ Chris Urbanowicz could be mistaken to be riffing in the background, and despite it not being too spectacular, similar to the a-side, let’s just make sure that nobody forgets about these guys by the time their album comes out - an album which could be quite something.
Released 06/08/07 on Kids
Released 06/08/07 on Kids
You can keep up to date with all the latest news from Gigwise by following us on Twitter and liking us on Facebook.

Seal Cub Clubbing Club - 'May'
Look See Proof - 'Do You Think It's Right'
Model Horror - 'We Are Here'
Friends Of The Bride - 'You Can't Take Him Anywhere'
Gigwise Presents... Assembly Now, Look See Proof And Maths Class
Gigwise Presents... Assembly Now, Look See Proof And Maths Class
The 15 Best B-Sides Of All Time
M.I.A Demands Women In Burkas: Ridiculous Rock Star Riders!
Dry The River, All The Young Play Manchester Ritz