Showing posts with label Earth Vs The Pipettes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earth Vs The Pipettes. Show all posts

Thursday, August 26, 2010

The Alphabet of Abbie: A is for... Ani Pipette!

I'm starting a new little feature on my blog called the 'Alphabet of Abbie'. Each week I will feature an A-Z of things that I love, things that are important to me, and things that inspire me. This week I'm going to start right at the beginning with...

Ani Pipette!

The Pipettes are brilliant, I'm most definitely a big fan: I've seen them three times, in Brighton, London and Leeds, and every time I've been to one of their gigs I've had oodles of fun, danced to and sang along to their catchy songs. I have always loved and been inspired by their sense of style as a band - being a bit of a polka dot addict (even if the polka dots are "on ice for a while") but in particular, and more recently, I love the style of Ani Pipette...

Ani's sense of style is really fun and quirky. It always find it inspiring when someone's sense of style is a little bit different and makes them stand out from the crowd. In a recent interview with TeenToday talking about the Our Love Was Saved By a Spaceman video, Ani said, "It's better to be interesting than boring!"... hear hear!

Love the cute bob hairstyle.

Ani on the set for the video for "Stop the music"

Earth Vs the Pipettes - The Pipette's new album in available from the 13th September and has been described as "what a 'disco in space' where 'all the genres and styles that have set the dance floor going for the last fifty years were loaded onto a rocket and fired into the stars' would sound like'..... sounds good to me, I can't wait for it to be released!

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

The Pipettes and Pretty Bicycles


I love the Pipettes, they're gorgeous gals with a vintage and retro style, and make great music too! The Pipettes modelled a photo shoot for the new bespoke bicycles for Cooper Bikes, and the result are these beautiful photos. I absolutely love Ani Pipette's hair and outfit in the photo below. The Cooper bicycles are lovely too, the colours are great and look perfect for nipping around on, and getting from A to B in style. Oh, and while we're on the topic of The Pipettes, I highly recommend you buy the singles from their upcoming album Earth Vs The Pipettes, "Call Me", "Our Love Was Saved By a Spaceman" and "Stop the Music" are firmly in all my play lists at the moment!






Wednesday, April 21, 2010

The Pipettes Vs Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen!

The Pipettes are back! They have ditched the 50's inspired sound and polka dots for a more 80's disco feel... but that doesn't make me love them any less (if anything, I love them more now)! They still have the fun, pop songs that make you want to dance. Their new single Stop The Music and Our Love Was Saved By Spacemen are brilliant, catchy and fun... I couldn't help but dance and sing along. When it is released I will be first in line for the long awaited second album: Earth Vs The Pipettes, and if you like disco-pop songs that make you want to dance then I suggest you do the same... Earth look out! Here come The Pipettes!


Ani - I love her dress. Fits in with the space theme nicely.

Gwenno

Pulling Shapes... The ladies didn't disappoint and I was up joining them in no time!

Colin, the mascot for the gig.

There were two support bands, Angry Vs The Bear was one of them (or Angry Vs The Hair from the sheer volume of the do's they were sporting!). Described as "frantic, noisy, fizzy electro pop punk", they were very good, but a lot of their songs sounded very similar to the next one and the one before it. But overall, definitely worth a listen.

The first support band were Safari, and I have been desperately trying to locate their Myspace, Twitter, website... anything, but to no avail! which is such a shame, because I thought they were absolutely brilliant! I will definitely be keeping an eye out for them when they start releasing material, and if anyone can find a link for me that would be fantastic. Every song had a slightly different sound to it, quirky lyrics, and were something that I would consider buying to add to my music collection.