in general very good, at times it was bloody brilliant. They changed a few of their songs slightly and the singer freestyled on a few tracks as well.
You’ll have a great time I’m sure.
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in general very good, at times it was bloody brilliant. They changed a few of their songs slightly and the singer freestyled on a few tracks as well.
You’ll have a great time I’m sure.
Good times at Kamasi Washington in the Corn Exchange last night. 2 full hours of music only slightly tarnished but a couple of over exuberant wankers behind us (or as @keaton described them, 'fucknuggets'). Thankfully they left before the end (surpirsing given how much they were seemingly enjoying themselves) allowing for a great finish including some terrific work on the keys by Brandon Coleman.
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That's good time know. Last time I saw them was at Chalk and before that supporting Beak. Both full of energy and enthusiasm.
The support was a couple of girl DJs playing electroclash (remember that?) who got the limbs moving and got us into a good mood.
The boy treated me to Geordie Greep at Koko tonight, I won’t bore you with the details as I’m half cut and on a train in Palace Country.
However he was on for two hours, he’s a bit nuts and reminded me of a cross between Eoin McLove (Farther Ted) and Vincent Vega looking for a drink in Uma Thurman’s house in Pulp Fiction.
Needless to say it was a musical feast
(Photo by the boy)
However he was on for two hours, he’s a bit nuts and reminded me of a cross between Eoin McLove (Farther Ted) and Vincent Vega looking for a drink in Uma Thurman’s house in Pulp Fiction.
Needless to say it was a musical feast
(Photo by the boy)
I saw them at that Beak gig too. Beak were quite shocked and bemused and kind of recognised that they were they were actually playing the part of support act coming on after Snapped Ankles main event.
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Skunk Anansie at the Dome last night. Spectacular show as to be expected, and great to see a band doing a proper UK tour rather than a handful of shows in major cities.
Hotchilidog
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Flipping brilliant show last night. Next up for me Black Honey at Patterns tonight.
Hotchilidog
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Black Honey were bloody ace at Patterns tonight, new album promises to be a banger. One of our own, great band.
Just got back from seeing Willian Basinski. Didn’t really know what to expect from either the show or him other than it would be ambient. I know the Disintegration Tapes but this is all. The music doesn’t really match the person but it was very enjoyable.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Looking forward to forgetting my post match West Ham sorrows with an evening in the company of the excellent King Creosote at St George's Church.
Just seen Nation of Language are touring. If you like your indie synth post pop you should go.
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Will look them up. Love a recommendation.
The have very clear influences, and some brilliantly catchy tunes and just cannot nod-you-head to them....imho.
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A few already booked for this year.
Robert John & the wreck
PIL
The Chesterfield Kings/ Len Price 3
Electric Six
Fine Young Cannibals
The Real People.
The Jack Cades
Robert John & the wreck
PIL
The Chesterfield Kings/ Len Price 3
Electric Six
Fine Young Cannibals
The Real People.
The Jack Cades
Pogue Mahone
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We went to see Joshua Idehen at Patterns last night. It was absolutely brilliant - a wholesome, uplifting experience.
He’s back in Brighton for The Great Escape. Catch him if you can.
He’s back in Brighton for The Great Escape. Catch him if you can.
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That’s quite a big venue for them. Was it full? I saw them at Chalk recently and they were brilliant.
Im after some TGE recommendations too. I will be looking out for Dog Race, Westside Cowboy and The Bug Club for starters.
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About 90% tickets sold for main floor standing and seats. However upper standing not put on sale from what I saw. So prob about 2.5k of tickets sold in a 3.3k cap venue. Not bad imo.
Yes Westside Cowboy and Dog Race both on my list too. I think we both saw Dog Race at Mutations Festival.
If you like Squid I’d recommend The Orchestra (For Now) at TGE.