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“William (Rees, MJ’s guitarist and vocalist) and I went to an early Bloc Party show, I guess before they’d put anything out. I should probably go back to how we met them. There’s been a synergy between Transgressive and Mystery Jets. “We’re very pleased that the label’s done so well. Vocalist, keyboard player and guitarist Blaine Harrison journeys back in time… After a spell away from Transgressive, they released a live album, ‘Live At The Royal Festival Hall’, through the label for Record Store Day 2013. Since then, the band has issued four studio LPs and seen singles chart success with tracks like ‘Young Love’ (with Laura Marling) and ‘Two Doors Down’. London prog-popsters Mystery Jets released their debut single, ‘Zoo Time’, on Transgressive in early 2005 – the fourth disc the label had ever put out. To mark the anniversary, Clash has been talking to three Transgressive-associated artists – one from the very beginning, one the label’s middle years, and their latest signings. (Get details on and tickets for that show, here.) Graham Coxon, Mystery Jets, At The Drive-In, The Shins, Foals, Flume, Pulled Apart By Horses, The Subways, Dry The River, The Antlers and Iron & Wine are just some of the acts to have seen their records issued by the London indie imprint.įounded by friends Tim Dellow and Toby L when they were but teenagers, Transgressive is now rightly celebrating its 10 th anniversary – with festivities climaxing on September 30 th at the Barbican, London, where Mystery Jets, Marika Hackman, Johnny Flynn, Dry The River and more will perform. Since 2004, Transgressive Records has been putting out inspirational indie records by bands that have, frequently, gone on to release period-defining material.

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Get Clash on your mobile, for free: iPhone / Android Find the band online here, and see them play as follows: The Wytches’ debut album ‘Annabel Dream Reader’ is out now on Heavenly Recordings. “Bring something else to do to occupy your mind as you’ll end up with cabin fever and start to lose it. Next to my book of poems by Leonard Cohen.” You need it to get into other countries, so it’s the most essential item to carry. It came to life and I had to give him a good old biff.” “I had a fight with a shark in the Cardiff natural history museum. “A couple of people who have given us spiritual stones before. Most interesting individual you’ve met on the road… Tastes like you’re eating chocolate-covered potpourri.” It’s strange that people somewhere so far away know your music. I think they are quite passionate about the place from what we hear.” It’s friendly and the locals seem to dig going there. I ate a whole share bag of soft mints and sicked on my trousers.” “Driving through the desert on our American tour. This time, we’ve Kristian Bell (vocals/guitar) of Brighton-based psych-cum-grunge-rockers The Wytches spilling those backpacks-full beans on what his lot has been up to – and he even goes a little further back, to the memory of minty puke.

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And Clash, sometimes, likes to know about these adventures – hence, Good Trip, Bad Trip, our series devoted to bands’ on-the-road recollections. Bands tend to travel, and when they do, they both see and do things, eat things and meet things – people, even.

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