Filed under: Press | Tags: Melody Maker, Prefab Sprout, Press, Trashcan Sinatras
…released their third single, ‘Circling The Circumference’ on October 1st 1990 and promptly went on tour with Paddy McAloon’s Prefab Sprout.
Here’s a support advertisement from Melody Maker with the tour dates as follows:
October: 5 Portsmouth Guildhall / 6 Birmingham Aston Villa Leisure Centre / 7 Cardiff St. David’s Hall / 9 Cambridge Corn Exchange / 10 Bradford St. George’s Hall / 12 Edinburgh Playhouse / 13 Glasgow Barrowlands / 14 Newcastle City Hall / 15 Sheffield City Hall / 17 Manchester Apollo / 18 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall / 19 Liverpool Royal Court Theatre / 21 Oxford Apollo / 22 London Hammersmith Odeon / 23 London Hammersmith Odeon
6 October 1990 Melody Maker
Filed under: Press | Tags: Album Reviews, Magazine, Melody Maker, Music, Press, Trashcan Sinatras
A not so favourable review of third single, ‘Circling The Circumference’, by Melody Maker’s Ian Gittins.
6 October 1990 Melody Maker
This little story appeared in the ‘Public Nme’ section of an edition of the UK musical magazine NME.
No idea if it’s true.
9 March 1991 NME Magazine
Food good. Plenty to drink. Hotel* wonderful. Weather pish!
Sums up my 5-day endurance test away to T in the Park 2010 perfectly. Yes, I’ve been on a wee holiday folks, so apologies for the lack of FHJ posts.
There’s not a lot been happening in the land of Trashcan memorabilia, but I did come across these two postcards from way back in 1993. These were sent out to fans on the mailing list updating them on what the band were up to.
The first one is for the release of second album ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ and the second one is for the release of the single of the same name. This one also includes some tour dates.
First class!
(*please substitute with tent)

Second class!

April/May 1993 Go! Discs
Small flyer from the Trashcan’s 2010 gig at the Magic Stick in Detroit supported by the The Candles – a solo project by former Lemonheads bass player Josh Lattanzi.
The Magic Stick – better known in years gone by for spinning bowling balls and billiards – is now recognised as one of Detroit’s top live music venues.
Thanks to Roger Brennan from MusicManiacs in Canada for the flyer and photos.

8 June 2010 (US)