All posts by Angela Penhaligon

Buy or Stream Piney’s new single “Dreamcatcher” out now

15th October 2018EPs, Music, recordings, singles, SpotifyAngela Penhaligon

Treat yourself to Piney’s new single featuring a-side “Dreamcatcher” and b-sides “Silver Screen” and “When You’re Young And In Love” originally done by The Marvelettes, reinterpreted here in Piney’s post-pop sound. buy from: Amazon buy from: Itunes stream on: Spotify

She Makes Music – Dreamcatcher #TrackOfTheWeek

15th October 2018press, singles, SpotifyAngela Penhaligon

Piney makes the She Makes Music Spotify Playlist, they deem her “track of the week” wow!

Joyzine: Video premiere & feature – Dreamcatcher

15th October 2018press, singles, videosAngela Penhaligon

Joyzine premiere new Piney video “Dreamcatcher” view it and read the article here… “Previous single ‘The Great Pretend’ was a lush, fantastical trip and new track ‘Dreamcatcher’, with its deep funk bassline, playful lyrics and ethereal backing vocals, is equally wondrous, but there’s a darker core beneath the sparkly surface”

Get In Her Ears: Single premiere & feature – Dreamcatcher

14th October 2018pressAngela Penhaligon

Get In Her Ears premieres the new Piney single “Dreamcatcher” hear it first and read the article here… “A truly glorious slice of psychedelic art-pop… oozing an effervescent glow that’ll make you want to get up and follow your dreams immediately. A perfect motivational anthem.”

Piney plays Ritual Union Festival @ O2 Oxford – Oct 20th

4th October 2018concerts, festivalsAngela Penhaligon

Piney is the newest addition to the Ritual Union Festival line up, Oct 20th and will play the O2 Academy in Oxford at 12:45 in the afternoon… what a great way to start the day! Nab tickets and see the full line-up here.

Nightshift – Gig previews: Oxford

4th October 2018concerts, Events, singles, tour datesAngela Penhaligon

Nightshift bigs up Piney’s in store at Truck Records (Oct 4th) and also her set at Ritual Union Festival (Oct 20th), the hailed her as “Grungey 60s girl group pop”

Piney Headline Show – London Oct 15th

4th October 2018concerts, Events, tour datesAngela Penhaligon

Piney is excited to announce her first headline show for a while premiering new material from the forthcoming album You Are Here, that’s October 15th at the Sebright Arms brought to you by Dark Party. Get tickets here

Piney In-store Gig @ Truck Records Store – Oxford 4th Oct

3rd October 2018concertsAngela Penhaligon

Piney is happy to premier her new single #Dreamcatcher October 4th at the Truck Records Store in Oxford. Doors at 6:00 & it’s free entry! See you there.

Drunk Cookery Demonstration: We Built This City, London – Oct 10th

2nd October 2018Events, ExhibitionAngela Penhaligon

Piney demonstrates one of her easiest recipes from her new, punk-rock, indie-zine-style cookbook entitled “Drunk Cookery” at We Built This City as part of the Full English exhibition, October 10th from 6PM. Please listen, like, subscribe to Piney’s “Drunk Cookery” playlist on Spotify and hear Piney’s fave tunes to cook to.

With Guitars: single review – Dreamcatcher

1st October 2018pressAngela Penhaligon

Piney’s new single Dreamcatcher out October 12th, gets a nice review from With Guitars, “tender bitter-sweetness, reminiscent of post punk basement bars and cherry martinis.” Read all about it here.

Piney’s Drunk Cookery Book – available now @ We Built This City

30th September 2018Exhibition, MerchAngela Penhaligon

Piney’s crafted a punk-rock, ‘zine-style cookbook called “Drunk Cookery” featuring Piney’s own late-night, wholesome and easy-peasy recipes for busy people using ingredients you’d find in your average understocked cupboard. Available now at We Built This City on Carnaby Street as part of the Full English exhibition. Please listen, like, subscribe to Piney’s “Drunk Cookery” playlist … Continue reading Piney’s Drunk Cookery Book – available now @ We Built This City →

Full English @ We Built This City – Carnaby Street

28th September 2018Events, ExhibitionAngela Penhaligon

Piney pairs up with We Built This City and video artist Keyleen Ngyen from Newler Films curating a mixed-media event, “Full English” questioning what does it mean to be English? Apt in these changing times, there are several artists and events exploring the theme. 28th September – opening party 6:00-8:00PM 5th October – ‘Setting Up A … Continue reading Full English @ We Built This City – Carnaby Street →

Piney hosts The Other Woman Show – Soho Radio: Fiona Bevan is a guest

27th September 2018RadioAngela Penhaligon

Listen back to The Other Woman Show on Soho Radio, with live session and special guest chat to Fiona Bevan

Piney track on Joyzine charity compilation

8th August 2018blog, pressAngela Penhaligon

Nab your copy of the newly released Joyzine compilation album, and support a wonderful charity, Parkinsons UK, while you’re at it. This charity is close to Piney’s heart, so grab a copy of Piney’s new single Great Pretend along with a lot of other great music from talented bands, all for a great cause. Read all … Continue reading Piney track on Joyzine charity compilation →

Buy or Stream Piney’s new single “The Great Pretend” out now

10th July 2018EPs, Music, recordings, singles, SpotifyAngela Penhaligon

Treat yourself to Piney’s new single featuring a-side “The Great Pretend” and b-sides “Spirit Away” inspired by Japanese Anime and a cover of “Happy Go Lucky Girl” originally done by The Paragons, reinterpreted here in Piney’s dream-pop style. buy from: Amazon buy from: Itunes stream on: Spotify

Documentary Evidence: single review – The Great Pretend

10th July 2018pressAngela Penhaligon

Piney’s new single The Great Pretend gets a nice review from Documentary Evidence, “embracing warm, fuzzy analogue synths and angular pop that nods to the likes of Roxy Music, all bleached into haziness by Malibu evening sunshine.” Read all about it here.

God Is In The TV: Video premiere & feature – The Great Pretend

10th July 2018press, videosAngela Penhaligon

God Is In The TV premiere new Piney video “The Great Pretend” view it and read the article here… “Evocative, ever so slightly surreal and wry… Piney’s lyrics are a little twisted but ripe with duality, like a backhanded compliment from Dorothy Parker.”