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Descending from Hertfordshire, The Black Tricks have invaded London like Derren Brown in a black shirt playing with the likes of Dirty Pretty Things, Lethal Bizzle and Paddingtons before headlining at Death Disco. With the song 'How do you Sleep at Night' being featured on BBC radio they are poised to explode on to the alternative scene.

The band hail from Kingston, South west London. www.myspace.com/anison. ANISON NEW SINGLE SPATIAL AWARENESS / START AS YOU MEAN TO GO ON | OUT ON MARCH 16 2009.
The tracks have been picking up airplay on XFM and BBC6Music.
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You can download free tracks here. ANISON single 'SAFE IN OUR STATIONS/ THE MARIACHI' available NOW! through Pinnacle/16th Groove. DOWNLOAD NOW! From iTunes.

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Members are: Robin Peel - Guitar, Dan Gray - Bass Arthur Lea - Keyboards. RdA* play with John Blease / Jon Scott - Drums, Rory Simmons - Trumpet, Jon Shenoy - Tenor Saxophone, Paloma Dyke - Violin and Sam Sherwood / Lizzy May - Cello. They have been influenced by artists like: Steely Dan, Jeff Buckley, Jimi Hendrix, Sigur Ros, Coltrane, The Beatles, The Police, Spearhead, Talking Heads, Django Bates, Supertramp, Joni Mitchell, Simon and Garfunkel, Led Zeppelin, Field Music.

Victoria and Jacob play guitar, synthesiser, melodica, glockenspiel, laptop, children's keyboards and various early learning centre noise making devices, and create electro-acoustic, indie-pop music. Formed in Cambridge in the summer of 2006, they now share a flat in north London. Their first EP, "Super Computer" was recorded and produced at their home studio in Cambridge and self released in April 2008...