8 thoughts on “ Wrong Kind Of Trouble - Standard Fare - The Noyelle Beat (CD, Album) ”

1. Not a bad deal for a relatively new band; Standard Fare specialize in catchy post-punk influenced pop songs, and are one of the lesser-known bands that should win over some new fans this week. The band's debut album, The Noyelle Beat, is available today. "Fifteen" - Standard Fare from The Noyelle Beat Standard Fare on MySpace Standard Fare SXSW.

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3. Wrong by Wrong, released 29 April 1. More Like 2. Turn In 3. Read Erase 4. Entourage 5. Humdrum 6. Stasis 7. Mucilage 8. Fake Brain 9. Boil Wrong High Chair Miami's high-energy noise rock quartet WRONG (featuring ex-members of Torche, Kylesa and Capsule) unveil their self-titled full-length debut, a raucous and modern take on 90's grunge and alternative metal.

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4. May 01,  · Standard Fare: Out of Sight, what really differentiates this from 's The Noyelle Beat is that Kupa's now an old pal even if you didn't think about her once since then. Which she suspects maybe you didn't, because right beneath her forthright specificity lurks an edge of anxiety that portends trouble down the road--trouble that may be.

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5. Standard Fare: The Noyelle Beat (Bar/None) A staunch supporter of staunch voices, I can still see why Sheffield lass Emma Kupa might get on gauze fans' nerves. No kid at 27, she's so confident, so sensible, so relentlessly upbeat about avowedly autobiographical relationships that sure sound flawed from here.

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6. Standard Fare, Sheffield's newest musical export, leap out of the gate with a sound that's at once familiar, unique, melancholy and energetic. The three-piece band consists of Andy Bez on drums, Danny How on guitar and Emma Kupa on bass and vocals.5/5(4).

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7. Watch the video for Love Doesn't Just Stop from Standard Fare's The Noyelle Beat for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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8. Indie power pop trio Standard Fare released their debut album ‘The Noyelle Beat’ was released in to abundant praise on Melodic/Thee SPC. The Sheffield-based band, comprising Emma Kupa, Danny How and Andy Beswick, are now working on their follow up, planned for release in late

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