We’re excited to say that our debut album is out on Friday 19th May, and we’ll be releasing it with a gig at London’s Betsey Trotwood that night. We’ll be joined by our friends Young Romance, Mondrian and Firestations; it’s Read more…
We’ve made a video for 50% of our double A side single- here it is.
“A Question for Mr Richardson”/”A Repertory Man” is the double A-side single from our debut album, “Nothing Isn’t Beautiful”. The single’s out on Friday 17th March, come along and wet its head with us at Paper Dress Vintage in Hackney, Read more…
It’s been a bit of a year. Today’s not the day to be retracing the specifics, but we’re sure we can’t be the only ones who can’t stop looking back just yet. Too much has happened. While it’s been happening, Read more…
Those Unfortunates’ last gig of 2016; we say auf wiedersehen to Walk Upright’s Denis, and try out some new tunes in our old haunt. Friday 9th December, Stoke Newington, pay a fiver if you can.
We return to Hackney’s Paper Dress Vintage on Thursday 1st December, in the company of the inestimable Firestations and the superlative Dan Shaw. £5 suggested donation in advance or on the door, 7.45pm kick-off.
Our brand new single, The Servant, is out today on Stereogram Recordings. It’s three minutes of feedback, weirdy atmosphere and screaming inspired by a film, coincidentally also called The Servant. We are dead proud of it. Get it here, or Read more…
We’ve teamed up with Stereogram Recordings to release our new single, ‘Letter Writing Man’ which is out now on iTunes and directly from their music store. It’s a two track download, together with ‘In the Book that I’m Reading’, both Read more…
It’s nearly that time again! In late August we return to the old Bahnhof at Bralitz for four days of music, dancing, home cooked food and lake swimming. This year we’re joined by our mates Firestations and Tom Hatfield from Read more…
We Unfortunates return to Paper Dress in Hackney on Friday 3rd June, alongside the really rather good Long Teeth. JOIN US. Doors 7.45pm, opposite Hackney Central overground. Paper Dress are running this event on a ‘Pay What You Want’ / Read more…