The Real Tuesday Weld are a British band, founded in 1999 by lead singer and producer Stephen Coates, who studied at the

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. They have released several albums, many singles and EPs, and many tracks on compilations. Their combination of

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jazz era sounds with electronica and vintage-style animations has been influential on the current range of

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artists and DJs. Their live shows are usually accompanied by visuals in the form of bespoke films and animations. The band is named after American film actress

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. Coates once had a dream involving Weld and 1930s vocalist

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and cites it as inspiration for the band's particular style. A German

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band by the name of Tuesday Weld that released an album called ''Starscene 98'' on

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is not related. Coates lives in Clerkenwell, London. "The Clerkenwell Kid" is often cited as the band's producer/re-mixer but is an alter ego for Coates himself. Their 2009 album ''The Clerkenwell Kid: Live at the End of the World'' is an imaginary live recording of a concert on the "eve of the apocalypse". The Clerkenwell Kid is also the main character in a London-based mythology that Coates has developed around his love of the city's history and stories. In early 2021 Coates announced on the band's website that the Real Tuesday Weld would be winding up "in the next year or so" after the release of three final albums – ''Blood'' (released in May 2021), ''Dreams'' and ''Bone''.

Distribution

The Real Tuesday Weld releases are currently distributed by Antique Beat (UK) and Cargo Records (UK). They are published by Mute Records. Previously releases have been by Crammed (Europe, Australasia, South America) and

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(North America), Kindercore Records, Dreamy Records, Bambini Records,

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and Motorway Records.

Soundtracks

The band's album ''The Last Werewolf'' is a soundtrack to the novel of the same name (2012) by childhood friend

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, reprising their joint work on Duncan's novel '' I, Lucifer'' (2004).

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reviewer Lisa Haines described the ''I, Lucifer'' soundtrack as " remarkably wonderful album...a melancholic collection of sardonic whispers, melodious instrumentals and woozy, underhand beats". ''

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'' said it was " ticulously arranged, touching, intimate, and with mesmerising melodies". In 2010–11, Coates also co-wrote and produced an album ''Horseplay'' as "Lazarus and the Plane Crash", a collaboration with Joe Coles of UK cult garage rockers The Guillotines that was released on Antique Beat in 2012. Every year since 2003, the band have released a Christmas EP of songs and spoken word elements. The band have worked with many animators and filmmakers, particularly the Russian animator Alex Budovsky and the American animator George Fort on several international award-winning films. Their "Bathtime in Clerkenwell" cut (from the '' I, Lucifer'' album) appears as the soundtrack for Budovsky's innovative multi-award-winning short film of the same title. Coates has written music for various independent features including Paul Cotter's ''

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'' (2009) and the US indies '' Meeting Spencer'' (2011), '' The Suspect'' (2013) and '' Meet Me in Montenegro'' (2014) as well as the French movie '' Encore heureux'' (2016), directed by Benoit Graffin. He has also written for several documentaries and short films including US cult series ''The Midnight Archive'', ''The Man Who Married Kittens'', a biopic of anthropomorphic

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, several ''

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'' programmes for BBC Two and for a series of documentaries made by Amnesty International about the Syrian conflict. The band have had many existing tracks used in films, television shows and commercials. Their song "I Love the Rain" was used in a commercial for Chevy in 2011. The 2013

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commercial featured the piano instrumental "The Lupine Waltz" from ''The Last Werewolf'' album. The song "Last Words" (from the album ''The London Book of the Dead'') is cut throughout and plays over the final scenes of Sony Pictures' 2008 film ''

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'' by indie cult director

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(who is known for his feature film '' Raising Victor Vargas'').

Remixes

Coates has re-mixed several artists including Duke Ellington,

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, David Byrne and

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in their burlesque-style re-make of "

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" by Beyoncé. The Real Tuesday Weld have collaborated widely with artists including Brazilian electronic chanteuse Cibelle, English

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diva

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, Guillotines vocalist Joe Coles,

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, leader of

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, and Pinkie Maclure.

Other music

In 2007, Coates was commissioned to write music for the Rothko room at the

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, London and the band re-scored the surrealist cult film '' Dreams That Money Can Buy'' for the

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. Other commissioned arts projects include "Propaganda from the State of Love" at London's

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for the 2008 ''Cold War Modern'' exhibition. In 2010/11, he was commissioned to write and produce the original songs for the

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title ''

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''. The recordings feature the Real Tuesday Weld with German singer

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of the band Propaganda.

X-Ray Audio

In 2014, Coates launche
The X-Ray Audio Project
an initiative to provide a resource of information about "Roentgenizdat" Soviet bootleg recordings of forbidden music made on used

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in the 1940s and 1950s. The project archives visual images, information, audio recordings and interviews made during travels in Russia with photographer Paul Heartfield as the basis for a book ''X-Ray Audio: The Strange Story of Soviet Music on the Bone'' published in November 2015 by

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. The pair have made a short documentary film ''X-Ray Audio – The Documentary'' with UK organisation

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and the longer form ''Roentgenizdat'' which was awarded the best documentary prize at the London Russian Film Festival in 2017. They hold multimedia events where Coates tells the story of the Soviet bootleggers and they cut new X-ray records from live performances as a demonstration of the process involved in the UK, US and Europe, working with various musicians including

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and

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. Coates delivered a talk on the project at

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in Krakow in June 2015. The project has become a major touring exhibition showing in London, Belfast and Newcastle, County Down (Northern Ireland),

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, Moscow, St Petersburg, Tel Aviv and Tokyo. In March 2019, as The Bureau of Lost Culture, Coates and Heartfield cut audio by

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, Jonsi,

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amongst others onto X-ray for "The Library of Dangerous Thoughts" project by the University of the Underground.

Broadcasting and other work

Outside music, Coates has written for various publications and radio and worked with various arts organisations. His label Antique Beat presents the monthly "Salon for the City" in Westminster and curates various arts events including "32 Londoners" and "London Month of the Dead" based around the city's history and mythology. Hannah Courtoy mausoleum, Brompton Cemetery 01

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His involvement with and writing about the tomb of

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has encouraged speculation that it contains a working time machine. He has written for Collecteurs,

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, ''

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'', ''

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'', and other publications and has narrated voice-overs for various animations. In 2008, he wrote and presented a series of eight radio programmes: ''US and THEM: Sounds of Propaganda and the Cold War'' on London arts radio station

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. In 2012 he appeared on the Fiona Shaw-directed arts project ''Peace Camp'', part of the

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, providing a vocal take on Nick Cave's lyrics to the song "

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" with A. L. Kennedy. In February 2015, he wrote and narrated an essay for the BBC Radio 3 series ''Just Juvenilia'', telling the story of his visit to the underground

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in London, the time he lived in a Buddhist monastery and the circumstances surrounding the forming of The Real Tuesday Weld in the late 1990s. In November 2015, his publishing company Antique Beat and Earth Recordings released ''Film Music'', a three-album set of music by the Russian film composer

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, a project Coates had been working on since he first heard the composer's music in Moscow in 2011. In November 2017 a follow-up release was made of the complete soundtrack to the Soviet classic

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'', the score from the TV series ''Olga Sergeevna'' was released in October 2017 and the original sound track for the 1970s Soviet blockbuster series ''

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'' was released in November 2018. In 2018, he wrote and presented a series of five radio programmes on London arts radio station

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on various subjects related to bootleg music and vinyl culture. In 2019, he wrote and presented ''Bone Music'', a documentary based around interviews carried out in Russia for an edition of BBC Radio 3's ''

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'' series. The programme told the story of an underground culture of forbidden music in the Cold War-era

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and featured the Russian band

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. He currently presents ''The Bureau of Lost Culture'', a bi-monthly show about counter-cultural themes.

Discography

Most of the band's albums have had multiple versions released in different territories. They have also issued several private releases including an "Audio Christmas card" with exclusive tracks each year since 2000. This discography is not complete, though it does cover the major releases.

Albums

*''At The House of the Clerkenwell Kid'' (2001, Bambini) *''Where Psyche Meets Cupid'' (2001, Kindercore Records) *''When Cupid Meets Psyche'' (2001, Dreamy Records) *'' I, Lucifer'' (2002,

; edited and released 2004,

). Soundtrack/companion to the novel '' I, Lucifer'' by

. *''Les Aperitifs et Les Digestifs'' (2004, Dreamy Records). A live album that includes unreleased songs and covers. *'' The Return of the Clerkenwell Kid'' (2005, Six Degrees Records) *''Dreams That Money Can Buy'' (2006, BFI). Alternative soundtrack to the 1948 surrealist cult film by Hans Richter *'' The London Book of the Dead'' (2007, Six Degrees Records / Antique Beat) *''The Clerkenwell Kid: Live at the End of the World'' (2008, Six Degrees Records / Antique Beat). Limited live recording made by The Clerkenwell Kid "on the eve of the apocalypse" *''The Last Werewolf'' (2011, Six Degrees Records / Crammed Discs). Soundtrack/companion to the novel ''The Last Werewolf'' by

*''Horseplay'' as "Lazarus and the Plane Crash" with Joe Coles (2013, Antique Beat) *''Blood'' (2021) *''Dreams'' (2022)

EPs

*''The Valentine EP'' (2000, Dreamy Records) *''L'amour et la morte'', (2000, Kindercore Records) *''The Meteorology of Love'' (2001, Bambini) *''The Ugly and the Beautiful'' (2004,

) *''Bathtime in Clerkenwell EP'' (2004, PIAS UK/

) *''Joyeux Noel'' (2008, Antique Beat) *''Kix – Bent Remixes'' (2008, Six Degrees Records) *''Seasons Dreamings'' (2009, Antique Beat) *''A Dream at the End of a Year'' (2009, Antique Beat) *''Seasons Songs'' (2010, Antique Beat) *''Moon Setting'' (2011, Crammed) *''Happy Dreams-Mass'' (2011, Antique Beat) *''Seasons Dreamings'' (2012, Antique Beat) *''A Wish at Christmas'' (2012, Antique Beat) *''Seasons Dreamings'' (2013, Antique Beat) *''In Memorium'' (2013, Antique Beat) *''I Love my Umbrella'' (2014, Antique Beat) *''Happy Hatter Christmas'' (2014, Antique Beat) *''Happy X-Raymas'' (2015, Antique Beat) *''An Alchemical Christmas'' (2016, Antique Beat) *''Seasons Dreamings'' (2017, Antique Beat) *''The Crooner's Christmas'' (2018, Antique Beat) *''A Cuckoo Christmas Card'' (2019, Antique Beat) *''Kaleidoscopic Christmas'' (2020, Antique Beat)

Singles

*"Trojan Horses" (1999, Dreamy Records ) *"I Love The Rain" (7") (2001, Dreamy Records) *"Am I in Love?" (2001, Motorway Records) *"Still Terminally Ambivalent Over You" (2005, Play It Again Sam) *"Last Words" (2009, Antique Beat) *"Ruth, Roses and Revolvers" (2010, Tongue Master) * "Blood Knuckled and Dusted" (2021, Antique Beat) *"Bone Dreams Blood" (2022)

Compilation tracks: a selection

*"The Days of You & Me (Remix)" on ''Kindercore 50'' (2000, Kindercore Records) *"I Like It That Way" on ''Kindercore 50'' (2000, Kindercore Records) *"The Return of the Clerkenwell Kid" on ''A Wish Upon a Star'' (2001, Dreamy Records) *"I love the Rain (Stormy Weather Mix)" on ''Little Darla Vol. 17'' (2001, Little Darla) *"At the House of the Clerkenwell Kid (Carousel Mix)" on ''Carousel Vol. 3'' (2002, Carousel) *"Declan's Bad Days" on ''Comes with a Smile Vol. 8'' (2003, Comes with a Smile) *"Declan's Little White Birds" on ''Comes with a Smile Vol. 8'' (2003, Comes with a Smile) *"One More Chance" on ''Little Darla Vol. 20'' (2003, Little Darla) *"Bathtime in Clerkenwell" on ''Transmusicale 26'' (2004, Transmusicale) *"Bathtime in Clerkenwell" on ''Luffkasellet 3'' (2005, Music for Dreams) *"Bathtime in Clerkenwell" on ''Weeds Volume 2: Music from the Showtime Original Series'' (2006,

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) *"The Ugly and the Beautiful" on ''The Thrill of Collette'' (2005, N.O.I.S.E./Collette) *"The Eternal Seduction of Eve" on ''The Thrill of Collette'' (2005, N.O.I.S.E./Collette) *"The Ugly and the Beautiful" on ''Siddhartha'' (2005, George V Records) *"The Day Before You Came" on ''Backspin: A Six Degrees 10 Year Anniversary Project'' (2007,

) *"Yes, I Love You (Shrift Remix)" on ''Eden'' (2007, Six Degrees Records) *"Paris Blues (Duke Ellington Remix)" on ''Cinematic'' (2007, Six Degrees Records) *"Bringing the Body Back Home (Feat. Cibelle)" on ''Traveller 08'' (2008, Six Degrees Records) *"Kix" on ''Buddha Bar X'' (2008, George V Records) *"Last Words" on '' Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist Soundtrack'' (2008, Atlantic Records) *"Last Days" on ''Songs for a Year'' (2009, Peppermill Recordings) *"Cloud Cuckooland" on ''Swing Style Volume 2'' (2009, Lola's World) *"The Sweetest Songs" on ''Twisted Cabaret'' (2010, Volvox) *"Little Boxes" on ''Indie Lullabies'' (2010, American Laundromat Records) *"Guilty, Torched Song, I Always Kill the Things I Love" on ''L.A. Noire Soundtrack'' (2011,

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) *"Musique pour une Film Francaise" on ''Smoked and Uncut'' (2012, Limewire) *"Kix" on ''Smoked and Uncut'' (2012, Limewire) *"The English Alchemist" on ''Smoked and Uncut'' (2012, Limewire) *"The Eternal Seduction of Eve" on ''A Magical Journey'' (2012, Klangmeister) *"Song of December" on ''Festivus'' (2012, Highline Records) *"Musique pour une Film Francaise" on ''Smoked and Uncut'' (2012, Limewire) *"Last Tango in Clerkenwell" on ''Electro-Swing V'' (2013,

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) *"Theme for the Experimental Record Group" on ''The Twilight Language of Nigel Kneale'' (2013) *"Pony Swing" on ''Electro-Swing VII'' (2014, Wagram Music)

Cover versions

*" Stand by Your Man" (original by

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" (original by Serge Gainsbourg) *"

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" (original by Malvina Reynolds) *" Poker Face" (original by

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) *"

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" (original by

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)

Remixes

*''After All'' for ''Bebel Gilberto'' (2005,

) *''Yes, I Love You'' for ''Shrift'' (2006, Six Degrees Records) *''Paris Blues'' for ''Duke Ellington'' (2007, Six Degrees Records) *''Asa Branca'' for ''David Byrne / Forro in the Dark'' (2007, Nublu) *''Crazy in Love'' for ''The Puppini Sisters'' (2008,

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) *''Good Morning Blues'' for ''Count Basie'' (2008, Verve Records) *''Makes Me Happy'' for ''Undersea Poem'' (2010, Six Degrees Records) *''Step into Christmas'' for ''The Puppini Sisters'' (2010, Universal/Verve Records) *''Strange is the man'' for ''Piers Faccini'' (2011, Six Degrees Records) *''Stop Googlin' Me'' for ''Bart and Baker'' (2013,

) *''Pony Swing'' for ''Dr Cat'' (2014, Green Queen, Music) *''The Big Easy'' for ''Pete Thomas'' (2014,

EMI EMI Group Limited (originally an initialism for Electric and Musical Industries, also referred to as EMI Records Ltd. or simply EMI) was a British Transnational corporation, transnational Conglomerate (company), conglomerate founded in March 1 ...

) *''Ugly Bones'' for ''Piney Gir'' (2015,

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) *''Work It'' for ''The Puppini Sisters'' (2016, Millionaire Records) *''St Tropez'' for ''The Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society'' (2017, Six Degrees Records) *''Joe Palooka'' for ''Heavy Sugar'' (2019, Freshly Squeezed)

Publications

* Coates, Stephen. ''X-Ray Audio: The Strange Story of Soviet Music on the Bone'',

, 2015.

Articles and interviews

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References

External links

Official website

YouTube site

Soho Radio show

The X-Ray Audio ProjectDiscogs: The Real Tuesday WeldDiscogs: Stephen Coates

Record labels

Antique Beat – UK label

Six Degrees Records – US label

Crammed – European label
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Distribution

Soundtracks

Remixes

Other music

X-Ray Audio

Broadcasting and other work

Discography

Albums

EPs

Singles

Compilation tracks: a selection

Cover versions

Remixes

Publications

Articles and interviews

See also

References

External links

Record labels