New single
Cornershop presents Bubbley Kaur 'Topknot' / 'Natch'
to be released July 26th 2004 on Rough Trade Records.

www.roughtrade.com

 


The skam's video interview with cornershop goes live at 18:00 hrs today (thursday 11 april) . the interview will stay up for a fortnight : http://skam.com/

Only skam members can see it: join by logging in with your email address (you'll also receive the skam zine to go with the show)

Cornershop DJ Set

Delve into the collective record bag of Cornershop's Tjinder and Ben in The Hijack on XFM - 31/03/02.

 

 
Cornershop Press

The reviews are coming in. Check out the website for regular updates:

'Handcream For A Generation feels like spring is here again'
Mojo

'Cornershops forthcoming album confirms them as the most vital and inventive force at work in British pop music today'
Telegraph

'...the album careens onwards, tilting from rock swagger - to seventies talkover reggae to Punjabi bhangra to scratchy disco grooves full of nutty vocal samples'
The Observer

'It has taken them five years, but Cornershop have crafted a masterpiece that should keep you smiling until summer'
The Times

Cornershop UK tour - APRIL

Sun 14th The Waterfront / Norwich
Mon 15th The Concorde 2 / Brighton
Tue 16th Arts Centre / Colchester
Wed 17th Peel Session at Maida Vale
Thu 18th The Cockpit / Leeds
Fri 19th Day Off
Sat 20th The Leadmill / Sheffield
Sun 21st QMU / Glasgow
Mon 22nd MDH / Manchester
Tue 23rd Shepherds Bush Empire / London

Dropping The Solid Day - February 2002

On Tuesday February 12th Cornershop's 'Dropping The Solid' - the worlds longest mix - made history and relaunched the official Cornershop web site.

Featuring Noel Gallagher, the track 'Spectral Mornings' taken from the forthcoming Cornershop album 'Handcream for a Generation' was expanded from its original 14 minute length to a mind blowing 24 hrs by Cornershop themselves.

The mix constantly mutated and changed, pointing to the spectral evenings, nights, mornings and afternoons the band went through to deliver this epic of epics.

This mix was streamed, exclusively live, from the "Dropping The Solid" section of this website in streaming mp3 format.

London Gig: February 2002 : The Scala : London

The ever enigmatic Tjinder Singh fronted the sonic onslaught of Cornershop's first London gig in 4 years to a rapturous audience of London's great and good on the 14th February 2002.

Unfortunately the cameras weren't there, but you can click here to see their Milan gig