NME — Ex-Cajun Dance Party band members offer up new track more info

Addict Music — ondon-based quartet Yuck are quickly becoming one of favourtie bands and now they have unveild a brand new track, “Suicide Policeman”, which you can download for free more info

My Old Kentucky — They grow up so quickly. A few months back I wrote about Yuck, a multi-national act with a mere two songs in the can. Now look at them: live dates with Times New Viking and Japandroids, a bunch of new tunes and their first video. If asked to envision... more info

Pitchfork - Tours — 03-12 London, England - Lock Tavern - Merok Presents:  Don't Die Wondering03-13 London, England - Notting Hill Arts Club $03-15 London, England - Hoxton Bar and Kitchen #03-18 Glasgow, Scotland - Nice & Sleazy *03-19 Leeds, England - The Brudenell... more info

NME - Radar — One of the last things I remember about the NME Christmas party was someone making one of the ominous, exasperated 'what ever happened to?' comments about Cajun Dance Party. That probably makes the party sound a lot less fun than it was. There was a ... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — London quintet Yuck rose from the ashes of a short-lived band called Cajun Dance Party, when two of CDP's members joined with two other natives of the British Isles and a drummer from New Jersey. The group has a full-length coming out this year via T... more info

Guardian Music — Don't pay any attention to their name – these north London newbies are not yuck at all, they're pretty good, sounding like a shoegazey Sonic YouthHometown: London.The lineup: Jonny (drums), Daniel (vocals, rhythm guitar), Max (lead guitar), Ma... more info

My Old Kentucky — New bands are so cute. Everything is new, wonderful and brilliant with every chord seemingly bringing them closer to a hit single and a Behind The Music-style decent into debauchery and madness. It's no secret that modern recording technology and the... more info