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Tag Archives: Gig
Blue Rose Code at Stroud Sub Rooms
Something in Ross Wilson’s music touches me quite deeply, and often when that sort of thing happens, it’s hard to put your finger quite on the reason why – is the musicianship? the deftly written songs of loss and longing? … Continue reading
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Daniel Bachman at the Lantern, Bristol
It has been a long time coming, waiting to see Daniel Bachman play in flesh, so to speak. A musician of rare and remarkable talents he popped up at the Lantern in Bristol this weekend. Apparently this was his third … Continue reading
Blue Rose Code at The Convent
Sat here on this spring Sunday morning with my second illicit cup of coffee, my head is still swirling with the songs of Blue Rose Code from the night before, and most particularly Edina from The Ballads of Peckham Rye … Continue reading
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Turin Brakes with Tom Speight at Gloucester Guildhall
Chatting to chums at another gig (the towering Shearwater as you ask), I mentioned that I was off to see Turin Brakes (for the tumpy-tum time) the next eve. ‘Really? Why do you keeping going to see them?’… mmm I … Continue reading
Shearwater at the Fleece, with Cross Record
Jet Plane and Oxbow may well be the sainted Shearwaters best album yet (although I might have said that before for their other releases!) In many ways it is the record that sounds most like them live, always a soaring … Continue reading
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Tagged Ba Da Bing Records, Cross Record, Danny Reisch, Dead Fame, Gig, Jonathon Meiberg, Marmalakes, Shearwater, Sub Pop, The Fleece
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Eliza Carthy & the Wayward Band and Larkin Poe both at the Convent Club
Two shows, two great bands, two musical traditions and one special venue. On the face of it Eliza Carthy et al and Larkin Poe couldn’t be further apart – one with their feet standing on the solid pillars of English … Continue reading
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Villagers at St George’s, Bristol
Sometimes things are just perfect. The day of the official UK release of Darling Arithmetic, the sparkling third album from Conor O’Brien’s Villagers, coincided with the opening night of the UK tour at the splendid St George’s venue in Bristol … Continue reading
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Karthryn Stewart and Sean Lakeman at the Convent Club
Reminded again of our great good fortune to have such a special venue as the Convent Club right on our doorstep, Mrs H-C and I rolled up on a drear Saturday eve to the now familiar intimacy that is the … Continue reading
Adam Holmes at the Convent Club
It had been a heck of a week but as the Convent Club is but a hop skip and a jump away and there were two tickets with our names on, off we went despite our lethargy, and how glad … Continue reading
ATOMOS – A Winged Victory for the Sullen at the Barbican
A year ago last summer a friend and I stole a sunny afternoon from work and went swimming in a deliciously cold lake. Under the thick, cool, green and blue waters the colours changed with the sunlight from above, shapes … Continue reading
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Tagged A Winged Victory for the Sullen, Adam Wiltzie, Dustin O'Halloran, Gig
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