http://safaripark.bandcamp.com Safari Park is a lo-fi, noise-pop band from Bournemouth, on the South coast of England. Started as a side project by Steve Potatoes, Safari Park was born out of a 6-track home recording which featured Steve Potatoes playing drums, bass and guitar. Martin Roberts then joined on vocals and bass guitar, James Lush learned the drum parts and the band started rehearsing and writing new material. Vocals were added to the original instrumental tracks and the 6-track EP, 'To The Sea' (which is available to download now from here - http://safaripark.bandcamp.com) was released on 1st April 2011. Since then, Safari Park have played shows a number of shows in the UK, supporting Joan of Arc on one occasion and a special show at Incubate festival in Holland with the likes of Ganglions, Battles and Klaus Beyer! The track 'Distance Suns' has also been released by Art Is Hard records on the new compilation/map/t-shirt/album bundle, 'Dry Route to Devon'. You can buy it here - http://artishardrecords.bandcamp.com/album/dry-route-to-devon "Rich vocals, rumbling bass and the warm drive of heartbreak guitars takes the listener on a journey to humid nights on shingle beaches." - A Future In Noise "Gloriously fuzzy and nostalgic pop songs. Understated and relaxed yet catchy, it's the type of song that people will relate to a lazy evening spent in the sun - and why not?" - Basement Fever "Fuzzy indie pop about beaches, piers, lost love and Calypso lollies from sometime members of Skitanja and Powdered Cows." - Club Anemone Please email us - safaripark@hotmail.co.uk