The UK's Lemon Jelly (Fred Deakin and Nick Franglen ... Confined to sampled sounds from 1964-1995 (hence the title), the band has come alive with more guitars and crisp, scintillating drums.

One-man-band busker Don Partridge's selection of golden oldies for a competition to win a rare LJ mix album complemented this, until, after another wait, Lemon Jelly finally arrived onstage.

LEMON JELLY are to host a children’s matinee before one of their sold-out LONDON shows next month. The party, on Saturday March 8, runs from 11am – 1pm. The event will include acrobats ...

have cancelled their JELLYLAB tour due to “complex and varied” reasons and “basic cock-ups”, but are organising “jelly related ... be released through the band’s official website.

Lemon Jelly have been described as "Bagpuss with breaks" and are developing a reputation for producing collaborations using samples as diverse as English brass band fanfares and nursery rhymes.

Band on stage, part of the plot ... though probably still best known as one half of Noughties electronic duo Lemon Jelly. “A lot of my traditional fanbase are asking, ‘is it a club?

We may earn a commission from links on this page. This week's Work Sounds is courtesy Adam Dachis, who recommends Lemon Jelly, a band that I've never heard of until now. It's light and poppy ...

a lot is expected of UK chill-out duo Lemon Jelly. Playing three straight nights, which doesn't include a show just for children, which included clowns, acrobats and inflatables, the band is ...