Check out the newest and very nice review by Chris Chinchilla ( ex- Art Brut)
on Indieoma.com:

Indieoma Chris Chinchilla review page


If you want to see Chris playing in Europe before he moves to Australia you should visit this places:
2/01/07 @ The Old Dairy, London
www.myspace.com/olddairy
Open Mic Night
1-3 Crouch hill, N4

26/01/07 @ The Railway, Winchester
3 St Pauls Hill, £3 from 8pm
www.myspace.com/lonelyheartsclubnight

10/02/07 @ The  Good Ship, Kilburn
289 Kilburn High Road, NW6 7JR, £4
www.myspace.com/thepeoplevsmusic

Then Finally, a mini residnecy of sorts...
12/02/07 @ The Rhythm Factory, Whitechapel (Solo)
13/02/07 @ The Rhythm Factory, Whitechapel (With Macaca Mulatta)

16-18 Whitechapel Rd
London E1-1EW
020 7375 3774
www.rhythmfactory.co.uk

Both start about 8pm, The Monday is Free all night and Tuesday is £3 after 8.30pm and free before

Flyers can be found at   --  www.chinchilla-music.co.uk/chinchpics/displayimage.php?album=47&pos=45

Chinch out, thanks for your time xx

Have a look at the newest review of " Hello Weltgeist!" in the German Ox magazine:

Ox Magazine Review

Alpha Saloon´s debut is being reviewed in two German onlinezines,

one of them´s  a well known goth ezine, how nice . So check them out:

http://www.verloreneseelen.net/bemusterungen/index.php?showcat=124

http://www.bumbanet.de/reviews/alphasaloon-weltgeist.shtml

 

Radio UNiCC  will broadcast "Pretty dancing person"

from Alpha Saloon´s debut album "Hello Weltgeist!"

To listen to click:

http://www.radio-unicc.de/

 

Alpha Saloon´s " The great song of inconfidence" is

broadcastet by Radio Due ( XL rotation)!!!  To listen to it just click:

http://www.radiodue.de/

Alpha Saloon´s " The great song of inconfidence" läuft in der XL Rotation auf Radio Due. Click:

http://www.radiodue.de/

You missed it? Here you can listen to the whole
show from Friday, 06.10.2006 on radio Lora.ch
Die Vierspur Show Archiv

Another wonderfull song from " Hello Weltgeist! " is now ready for download.
Disco-Super-Smash-Hit " Pretty Dancing Person".
Enjoy and keep dancing ´round and ´round and ´round!

The Alpha Saloon Debut Album " Hello Weltgeist!" is available now!
just click on
www.eldersound.com

To listen to some samples click on

http://www.alphasaloon.com/audio.php

Tracklist:

1. Sun bears gold
2. The great song of inconfidence
3. Drinking in stereo
4. Contro Venezia passatista
5. Mama Alemania
6. Lonesome skymarshals in the sky
7. Pretty dancing person
8. Modern times, modern people, modern talking
9. To avoid the apparently stupid
10. Uber German
      Linernotes:
    Alpha Saloon: >>Hello Weltgeist!<< (Elder Sound Records)
    
    
    Can you imagine Robert Johnson, Dale Cooper, Debbie Harry and Karl or Groucho Marx gathered around a tropical style rattan table (bending under loads of empty and half empty cocktail glasses), on a casino terrace in a blade runner version of Las Vegas, avidly discussing urbanism, vernacular music, party sociology and substance abuse anecdotes - while popular songs from aeon old 78's are jangling through some distorted P.A.? And intermingling with that the frantic record-scratching carried over from a nearby 80's New York block party and the muffled noise from a crowded Mexican speakeasy next door (operated by a former ship's cook from the Bucovina)?
    If that sounds like a gathering you'd like to join, then "Hello Weltgeist!" might be just down your alley. A jet propelled rollercoaster ride through Indie-Rock, weird old America, Disco, future-electro, New Wave, Turntablism, 70's Punk, Country/Western, Glam, Grunge and Mariachi. Well, it's all Pop after all, isn't it?
    Fortunately, Alpha Saloon have based this eclecticism extravaganza on a groundwork of solid songwriting skills, mostly evading mere novelty. Yes, terribly talented tunesmiths they are: "Hello Weltgeist!" offers a shitload of catchy melodies, lucsious chord changes and elegant, witty lyrics, that go far beyond your usual "songs about love and the weather" fare. And the band seems to be very serious about what they have to say: every song on the recording is performed like they were navigating burning ships or something...
    
    (Erich Zann, 09/2006)