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By Roz Davies • Jun 18th, 2010 • Category: gigsHere’s a top tip: never book a gig on the same day as a major sporting event. As people gave their Saturday up for the footie, the city’s pubs and venues were noticeably devoid of punters
Here’s a top tip: never book a gig on the same day as a major sporting event. As people gave their Saturday up for the footie, the city’s pubs and venues were noticeably devoid of punters
The Stow College record label Electric Honey has, over the years, brought to our ears many delights from bands such as Belle and Sebastian, Wake the President, Biffy Clyro and now Woodenbox.
Underground Railroad are onstage as I arrive, an eye-pleasing three-piece from Paris, who live in London.
This has a lilting, rhythmic feel, Scottish folk traditions, enveloped in an uplifting sentiment.
The raucous and relentless energy of ‘Show Off’ is exactly reminiscent of their amazing live shows, a high-energy race to the finish with polished percussive interjections and frenetic vocals.