Next london show - Friday 31st May at The Victoria, Dalston - featuring Thumpermonkey Lost Crowns and a Kavus Torabi solo set (of Kavus Torabi, @gongplanet and Guapo). FB event and ticketing links to follow.

Still a work in progress, but thought I'd tackle the one song from Lost Crowns new album that I stood a chance of transcribing... Song here: lostcrowns.bandcamp.com/track/dandy-do…

Tickets now on sale! Friday 31st May at The Victoria, Dalston - featuring Thumpermonkey Lost Crowns and a Kavus Torabi solo set (of Kavus Torabi, @gongplanet and Guapo). Tickets here: facebook.com/events/4193897…

Thank you, ProgMagazineUK.

Lost Crowns thank you for these kind words.... bigbeautifulnoise.com/lost-crowns-ev…

Tomorrow night, at the Victoria, Hackney. Just imagine - Kavus Torabi comes on and plays, then Lost Crowns come on and play, then Thumpermonkey come on and play. I mean just IMAGINE. Or you could come and see for yourself. It won't be non-good.

See what I mean? facebook.com/lostcrowns/pos…

To celebrate the 23-week anniversary of the release of their album Every Night Something Happens Lost Crowns will be playing the entire album (apart one song and in a different order) at the Black Heart Camden on July... facebook.com/lostcrowns/pos…

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Is it conceivable that you might attend? facebook.com/lostcrowns/pos…

A Lost Crowns song was on this. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

A week to go before Lost Crowns play everything they've got on a bill that takes exotic note-cramming to a level that makes the moon look subterranean. It's going to be HAPPENING at the Black Heart next Monday, and we do mean HAPPENING.

We are ready for this. Are you ready for this? We are. facebook.com/lostcrowns/pos…

He's right you know. facebook.com/lostcrowns/pos…

There is scant time left to vote for us in the Progressive Music Awards. You can do so below. Kind thanks to ProgMagazineUK for the nomination, and to kscope for sponsoring the Limelight category.

Many kind thanks to Stuart Maconie for making our album his Recommended Album Of The Year for BBC Radio 6 Music.