GNOOMES RETURN TO MANCHESTER THIS SUMMER PLAYING SOUP KITCHEN IN JUNE

Grey Lantern presents GNOOMES (Rocket Recordings) Soup Kitchen, Manchester Sunday June 4th 2017 Doors 7:30pm Tickets £7 Adv. (EXCL FEES) Gnoomes Facebook | Twitter

Ahead of the release of their new album, Tschak! next Friday (10th March 2017) via Rocket Recordings, Russia’s Gnoomes have unveiled a second song, titled ‘Severokamsk’. The band say of the song, “Severokamsk is a track about total isolation. It’s the name of a village that is close to our city but where you can […]

RUSSIA’S GNOOMES SHARE NEW SONG ‘SEVEROKAMSK’

GNOOMES announce new album: Tschak!

From adversity can come triumph, and from catharsis inspiration. Such has been the case for GNOOMES, the threesome hailing from Perm, Russia, whose second release for Rocket Recordings, Tschak! arrives in the wake of considerable turbulence and tumult, all of which has only been fuel for a creative epiphany that has seen them create a […]

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ALBUM REVIEW: GNOOMES – NGAN!

This one is hot off the press – not much is known about Gnoomes. Google, inevitably, will insist that you actually want to search for ‘gnomes’, but persistence leads you to Facebook and Twitter pages that are yet to take off. This needs to be put to rights. Gnoomes are vocalist/bassist Alex Pyankov, drummer Pavel Fedoseev […]

Psychedelic Russian band Gnoomes have announced their debut single and album. The single ‘Roadhouse’ will be released on 9th October. The debut song is taken from debut album NGAN! which will be released on 16th October via Rocket Recordings. Gnoomes hail from the secluded Russian city of Perm, which takes its name from the Finno-Ugric […]