Miss Mend

Miss Mend was an indie band formed in 1999 in London, consisting of Danish singer, Lisa Rosendahl, guitarist & vocalist Graeme Wilson, drummer Jon Hamilton, keyboards player David Callahan, bassist Nick Neyland and guitarist, Dino Gollnick. The group only released two singles and later disbanded to form the Projects in 2001, with some members leaving and new musicians coming in over time. In 2011, Graeme Wilson died and the rest of the group finished their final album, which was eventually released in 2014.
==Links to Peel==
Peel first played the band's Living City Plan in April 1999 and the track was quite popular with listeners who voted it in the Festive Fifty of that same year. A session from the band was also broadcast by Peel, but by the start of the new century the group had stopped releasing any new material and had moved on to other projects.
==Festive Fifty Entries==
*1999 Festive Fifty: Living City Plan #48
==Sessions==
1. Recorded: 1999-06-06. First Broadcast: 03 August 1999
*The Shape Of Things To Come / Ernst Degner / Ts125 / Formica
==Other Shows Played==
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;Miss Mend
*21 April 1999: 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*25 April 1999 (BFBS): 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*30 April 1999 (BBC World Service): 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*06 May 1999 (Radio Eins): 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*19 May 1999: 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*26 May 1999 (BFBS): 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*08 June 1999: 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!)
*29 September 1999: Macrometric (7") Piao!
*07 October 1999 (Radio Eins): Macrometric (7") Piao!
*23 December 1999: 'Living City Plan (7")' (Piao!) FF #48
;Projects
*23 November 2004 (Rob Da Bank): 'Entertainment (7" - Entertainment / What To Do?)' (Track & Field)
==External Links==
*Last FM
*Discogs
Category:Artists