Bearsuit


Interviews


Interview (2007)

Bearsuit - Interview

Bearsuit have been making gradual dents on mianstream culture with their distorted indie pop. Mark Rowland talks to the group about their forthcoming third album, ikts recording and and appearing on Top Shop's music video screens


Interview (2004)

Bearsuit - Interview

One of the leading lights in the indie pop genre. Norwich-based group Bearsuit recently released their debut album, 'Cat Spectacular !' Back for second interview with us,they talk to Tommy Gunnarsson about its success and where they plan to go next


Interview (2002)

Bearsuit - Interview

Described by John Peel as "the pop sensation that's seeping the nation", Norwich band Bearsuit are one of the rising stars of indie pop. In one of their first interviews, Gary Wollen catches up with the group on a North London stairwell


Live

London Toynbee Arts Centre, 22/2/02

Bearsuit - London Toynbee Arts Centre, 22/2/02

Norwich's Bearsuit are "musically unprincipled and inadvertently messy", but new writer Gary Wollen finds a recent London show to be "gorgeous, sublime and damn fine !"


Reviews


Princess, You're a Test (2011)
Bearsuit - Princess, You're a Test

Short, yet brilliant garage rock on latest single from Norwich-based indie rock group, Bearsuit


The Phantom Forest (2011)
Bearsuit - The Phantom Forest

Wacky and messy indie pop on latest album from stubbornly unfashionable Norwich band Bearsuit, which while not introducing them to a wider audience will continue to appeal to their fanbase


Please Don't Take Him Back (2010)
Bearsuit - Please Don't Take Him Back

Exciting techno and keyboard-based latest single from Bearsuit, their first in a rejigged line-up


Muscle Belt (2009)
Bearsuit - Muscle Belt

Bouncing indie pop on new download only single from the ever brilliant Bearsuit


Oh : Io (2007)
Bearsuit - Oh : Io

Ambitous third album from increasingly popular noise popsters Bearsuit


Chargr! (2004)
Bearsuit - Chargr!

Latest single from the ever chaotic and reliable Bearsuit


Cat Spectacular (2004)
Bearsuit - Cat Spectacular

Long-awaited, but almost totally satisfying debut album from chaotic Norwich-based indie popsters, Bearsuit


Itsuko Got Married (2003)
Bearsuit - Itsuko Got Married

Debut "unique blend of indie rumble" on their own Bearslut Records from former Sickroom Collective stars, Bearsuit


Stop What You're Doing What Your Doing Is Wrong (2002)
Bearsuit - Stop What You're Doing What Your Doing Is Wrong

"Compulsive energetic pop " on third single from Bearsuit


Drinkink (2002)
Bearsuit - Drinkink

"Astounding' guitar feedback laden second single from the unpredictable and always thrilling Bearsuit


Hey Charlie Hey Chuck (2001)
Bearsuit - Hey Charlie Hey Chuck

Magoo run their own studio and label in East Anglia and Bearsuit their most talented pupils are causing a bit of a storm right now. 'Hey Charlie Hey Chuck' has been aired by John Peel already a few t


Related


Profiles

Sickroom Gramophone Collective
Interview with Rhys Harper and Benjamin Watson Miscellaneous - Interview with Rhys Harper and Benjamin Watson

Norwich's the Sickroom Gramophone Collective has met with major success with Bearsuit and is one of the up-and-coming labels in Britain. Owners Rhys Harper and Benjamin Watson talk to Gary Wollen about its spectacular rise


Live

Fortuna Pop! Fifteen Years of Fun
Scala, London, 1/11/2011...3/11/2011 Miscellaneous - Scala, London, 1/11/2011...3/11/2011

At indie pop label Fortuna POP's fifteenth birthday celebrations, Anthony Strutt enjoys sets from among others Bearsuit, the Primitives, Tender Trap, Darren Hayman and Allo' Darlin'


Help ! She Can't Swim, Bearsuit and the
Metro, London, 30/3/2006 Miscellaneous - Metro, London, 30/3/2006

Jamie Rowland watches twee Casio rockers Help ! She Can't Swim, Bearsuit and the Retro Spankees all play fresh and inventive sets at the Metro in London


Features

John Peel
Ten Songs That Made Me Love... Miscellaneous - Ten Songs That Made Me Love...

In 'Ten Songs That Made Me Love...', Jamie Rowland writes of ten songs that he first heard listening to John Peel's late night Radio 1 show