Toby Furlong
I’m a writer hailing from the distant land of Norfolk. With a deep love for vinyl, currently standing at over 100 in my collection. When it comes to picking a favourite artist, it will always be the sounds of Trish Keenan and Broadcast.
In a music industry full of cold-hearts the duo from Minehead continue to go above and beyond
It should be entirely obvious now why over at CLUNK we have, over the last few years so entirely dedicated ourselves to the cause of our favourite loveable nutters from Minehead, the entirely individual Getdown Services.
The duo are set to bring their unstoppable momentum to Camden’s Roundhouse for a two night headline taking place December 8th and 9th. The attention will naturally shift to the boys continued efforts to push their relentlessly infectious energy, humour to grander venues and occasions than ever before, that is of course before we even factor in the incredible support-slot in waiting they can look forward to in Berlin accompanying Harry Styles for what should be your usual minor affair.
On this occasion we would like to draw attention to a recent announcement that will surely fly under the radar for most individuals, the duo have recently announced that a limited number of tickets will be available for BSL (British Sign Language) users for Getdown Services’ sold-out show at Roundhouse on 8th December.
Needless to say, that is going to be a tough gig for that interpreter as he will surely have his work cut out for him with these charming loudmouths who are bound to storm through tracks such as ‘Dog Dribble’ and ‘Eat Quiche, Sleep, Repeat’.
Accessibility in all walks of life is often taken for granted, so it can only mean the world for those that do require extra support to have the solidarity of none other than the world’s greatest band.
Watch our interview with Getdown Services here:
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