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Post by mahoney on Oct 24, 2024 14:31:17 GMT
JIM E BROWN, MPTL MICROPLASTICS & PINK EYE CLUB @ PAPER DRESS VINTAGE WITH POPULAR FORUM MEMBER KRBURG
Pink Eye Club and Jim E Brown were terrific entertainment. MPTL Micoplastics who were sandwiched inbetween the other two were fucking atrocious. Still angry about having to watch them 5 days after.
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Post by jp on Oct 25, 2024 5:56:50 GMT
cast supported by stanleys at epic studios in norwich last night
stanleys are a young band from wigan doing that watered down indie similar to the lathams, blossoms etc. was ok but definitely one of the poorer examples of this kinda stuff. they had one tune about not liking your boss which was fucking honking.
cast fucking smashed it. they've actually been my most listened to band of 2024 (lol) as i had a proper phase with them at the start of summer. i love the new album and the set was perfect mixing the big classics with the best tunes from the new one. not a single bad track in the setlist which is unusual when seeing these old britpop acts nowadays. they've properly gone up in my estimation in recent years from thinking they were a c list britpop band to now being one of my favourites from the time.
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Post by mahoney on Oct 28, 2024 12:22:27 GMT
BODEGA @ EARTH with popular forum member ROD.
2 support acts when you're an established band that expect to play for 90 minutes it too much for a midweek gig. GIFT & Honesty opened, both shit. Bodega are still doing that awful "Nodaga" part of the set where they do 3 fast hardcore punk songs, fuck off! Still when they did the hits it was pretty great. However it overran bigtime and they was still on at 11:20. Ended with a cover of Spaceman 3's The Sound of Confusion with the support bands joining them.
ART BRUT @ ELECTRIC BRIXTON with popular forum members ROD & KEVIN
Art brut is now just Eddie Argos and whatever genuine German's he can string along as a backing band. I've seen them/him so many times at this point & TBH I'm still not bored of the same gags/set. God bless Eddie Argos.
KEG supported, only had a short set which (I think) consisted of mostly new material so not my favourite time seeing them but I still enjoyed it.
Keith Top of the Pops opened, if you thought Liam having 4 guitarists on stage was a bit much well Keith managed SIX. Was a good fun bit of indie rock. "I hate your band" in particular where he listed every shit mid 2000's indie guitar band was a highlight.
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