What to expect when The Hoofe rides into your town? Tales of the dawn of the Bronze Age, of fabled, neighing creatures, and simple crustaceans. Your feet will move in mysterious ways, your hands will clap, your brains will be frazzled. Already championed by BBC 6Music's Marc Riley - they have a BBC 6Music session under their belt before even releasing a record - the band are gaining a monstrously good live reputation, playing an instantly legendary set at Hastings' Beatwave festival, as well as blowing audiences away across London and the south east.

Some describe them as 'educational psych', others prefer 'polytechnic beat', still more as 'a seventies garage band'. There's certainly primeval drums, fuzz bass, lashings of guitar and synth noises from another planet.

Formed from a gang of friends from Folkestone, Hoofe members have played in groups including The Heliocentrics, The Priscillas, Ye Nuns, Jail Cell Recipes, The Frank Sidebottom Oh Blimey Big Band, Chalet and Hyperglo. This year they intend to release their debut album, as well as an EP of their poperetta, The Terror of Melton.

Come, lose your minde.

Track List:
01. White Blindness 03:10
02. Appledore Fayre 03:52
03. Voyager 05:30
04. Ladye Lovibonde/Goodwin Pavanne 06:07
05. Lionel Mettle 06:14
06. Fanhare 01:38
07. I Was A Scientist (1892) 02:49
08. Did I Dream? Pts. 1-4 05:49
09. The Terror Of Melton 03:24
10. The Ballad Of Layser Manne 03:53
11. Chromium Dioxide And The Crazy Data 03:19
12. Hanfare 01:20
13. Cold Blows The Whistle Lonely Night 02:44

Tom Hodges - The Master
Kate Hodges - The Maide of Kent
Jim Hargreaves - The Hare
Peck Perry - The Hoofe
Jamie Owen - the Wanderer