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NEW SINGLE "ROCKSTAR" OUT MONDAY 5 MAY - Download only from Napster, HMV Digital, iTunes, Oxfam Music, MTV Digital, Tiscali and more! 

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NEW SINGLE "ROCKSTAR" OUT MONDAY 5 May

Download only from Napster, HMV Digital, iTunes, Oxfam Music, MTV digital and Tiscali.
Full list of stores at our MySpace page -
www.myspace.com/riesermusic


Tracks:

1. Rockstar
2. Just Seen A Ghost (Acoustic Version)
3. Angerflow (Live at Studio 24, Edinburgh)
4. Bad Guys (Live at Studio 24, Edinburgh)
'Bad Guys' by Paul Williams. Hobbitron Enterprises Inc / Warner/Chappell Music Ltd. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

Tracks 3 and 4: Recorded live at Studio 24, Edinburgh, 17 November 2007 for the XFM Scotland Live Sessions. Mix engineer Geoff Allan, on the CaVa Soundmobile.

WE WANT THAT SONG YOU NICKED, BACK!

"I wanna be a Rockstar!" the perfect chorus to a song about the uphill struggle from unsigned, fame and fortune seeking nobody's, to the fame and fortune possessing, "Rockstars!" A very apt choice of song topic for a young, thrusting, hungry, unsigned group of lads, hoping for a wee bit of acclaim. Edinburgh rock band Rieser release their download only single "Rockstar" from self financed and self released album, "The Well Dressed Thief", hailed last year by XFM Scotland's Jim Gellatly as, "ONE OF THE BEST SCOTS ROCK DEBUTS THIS YEAR!".

"ROCKSTAR" was SINGLE OF THE WEEK on two Radio Shows week beginning 28 April.

XFM Scotland - X-Posure with Jim Gellaty, 10pm - 1am

BBC Radio Scotland Nan Gael - Rapal, 7pm

LIVE GIGS | Join the Rieser Army!

Friday 9 May

Heriot-Watt University Beer Festival, 3:30pm, Free


Sunday 15 June

The Jam House, Sunday Sessions, Edinburgh (supporting The Cinematics), 8pm. £5 (tickets from (keith@woosh.tv)


Sunday 20 July

Cambridge Rock Festival (Stage 2), Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire, 5:30pm


Thursday 7 August

Medina, Amplified Playground Acoustic Gig, Edinburgh, midnight.

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THE NEW SINGLE  “ROCKSTAR” out MONDAY 5 MAY from all major download stores.
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BUY OUR ALBUM, "THE WELL DRESSED THIEF" - Copyright 2007

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VIDEO | Watch us on YouTube

Drinking Den (Live)

CONFUSION PARADE MUSIC VIDEO

ROCKSTAR MUSIC VIDEO

The "BOOM ROOM" promo video for our AA Single launch in August 2007

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TUNES | Download free MP3 tracks

Download the Rieser XFM Live session

Assassins, The Ringmaster and Just seen a Ghost

Copyright 2008 - RIESER MUSIC - All words and music by Chris Blair

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REVIEWS | Some fine quotes!

PRESS REVIEWS

“Amazing! One of the Best Scots Rock Debuts of the Year!” Jim Gellatly, XFM Scotland, April 07

“RIESER have created a fantastic, many faceted jewel of an album that refuses to be pigeonholed. With the UK music scene turning into groups from New Rave to Grime it’s a fresh approach to take from many pools but create something unique to yourself. This band have the musical armoury and the dedication as their song Rock Star shouts: " I wanna be a rock star". Let’s hope a record label gives them their dream.” Rick Fulton, Daily Record, June 07

“While most of their contemporaries are peddling bludgeoning rock/metal, or attempting to be the next Arctic Monkeys, Rieser are just a damn good guitar band with some great songs. And to think Rieser are unsigned. A sad indictment of the times.” 4/5. Pete Whalley, ‘Get Ready To Rock’, June 07

“This is not only an album of good music, it is also an album of hearing people enjoy themselves. If they can manage to produce such quality without any label support imagine what they could do if they ever got signed?" Colin Gazeley, Podcast User Magazine Issue 17, May 07

"The only record with a half decent tune in it since the old days of Max Bygraves & Jimmy Shand......!" Betty Ross (Mike’s Nan). March 07

"Really like your stuff. And in Chico Chimbonda you have one of the best drummer names in Scottish music!" Dominik Diamond

"ALREADY mentioned as one of Scotland’s best new guitar bands this EP from Edinburgh band Rieser is another leap into the big league. They’ve got the ’music for girls to dance to’ tick of Franz Ferdinand, the musical slap of Radiohead and the faith in their own musical abilities to leave just an acoustic guitar and voice. Time for those A&R men to make you an offer" Rick Fulton, Daily Record 17/06/05

"With a solid local fan base already behind them, the band will no doubt win more admirers with their EP, Live at Big Byte The 4 tracks show a flair for anthemic sweeping rock with choruses fit for stadiums, which belies the fact it was produced for around £25." J. Geddes & M. Johnstone, Impulse Magazine, Issue 4, Summer 2005.

"First up were local boys Rieser - a young 4-piece who have been steadily building a name for themselves on the local circuit for a few years, and now seem to be receiving the radio airplay and high profile support slots that they deserve." Gary Flockhart, Edinburgh Evening News 11/4/05

"The next big hope for our guitar music" Barry Gordon, Sunday Mail.

"Not unlikely to find future success with some stirring melodies" Struan McKenzie, Sunday Mail.

"Armed with a mojo bag full of hook laden tunes, and pumped with hi-NRG, its easy to see Rieser are destined to provide a soundtrack for the worlds sweetest waifs and strays." Barry Gordon, Edinburgh Evening News.

"This is a band who hit all the key criteria for hitting the spot with an audience. They have the tunes, gusto and charisma to suggest they might just make the grade." Gary Flockhart, Edinburgh Evening News.

"Highlight of the night came with The Throwaway Man, a bitter-sweet ballad with the emotional driving force of Oasis Wonderwall or Radioheads Creep." Barry Gordon, Sunday Mail.