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Jooooooooolay, its pop crazy

Posted on July 30, 2009 by admin

The Tim Sagar Drone Syndicate played a rather lovely drone raga version of “Don’t stop til you get enough” to celebrate the demise of a recent celebrity.

Dear Britch sat nicely at the bar in a cloud of smoke, vamping it up as usual. Alex (below did the sound for him).

Tom Hall twittered and gonged and scraped but didn’t itch.

Devil Man (Shige and Gou) dubrocked in a superdense bass heavy way.

Mostly its audience recordings rather than off the desk, this was for a variety of reasons – but hey! you can soak up the atmosphere.

Apart from Tom Hall visuals were by The _minimalVector slide project.

These posts are brief cos my laptop keyboard is mental. and not in a good way.

Tim Sagar Drone Syndicate SoG July 2009

Dear Britch – Live at SoG July 2009

Tom Hall live at the Spirit of Gravity July 2009

Devil Man Live @ SoG July

Singing backwards from the east

Posted on July 7, 2009 by admin

This is Andre’s Elbow. Andre is Hoofus, he sounds like this – it’s very good, we enjoyed it. he has some CD@s for sale at his website, I had one briefly, but don’t any more.

After Andre we had Frances, Frances sings and plays the guitar and the Casio as Animal Magic Tricks. Animal Magic Tricks are not like Hoofus. They sound like this. We like them too.

Finally for June we had Monster Bobby, he is in the Pipettes backing band, but doesn’t sound like The Pipettes or Frances or Andre. He sounds like this. One of these songs was on our first compilation CD. And was also a Pipettes b-side.

Dunno about you, I thought the June show was bloody marvellous.

Heres some video

Hoofus Live at SoG June 2009

Animal Magic Tricks pt II SoG July 2009

Monster Bobby Live at SoG June 2009

There are more videos at the SoG Myspace Page.

you can’t keep a good typo down

Posted on June 4, 2009 by admin

I have more pictures which I’ll add later.

So this was our festical show featuring top fun from many places.

The elektrocreche kicked the mood off nicely with some chaotic fun.

Then it were Strangers From Birth.

Cranking up the noise levels were Henry Collins taking on the mighty Henry Collins in an earal waxbath made in hell.

Ital Tek cranked out some tunes.

Then Tim Exile