No live band in session tonight so it gave me the opportunity to repeat last year’s excellent offering from Blaenau Ffestiniog’s Brython Shag to remind us all what a good band they are!
Neil Crud on TudnoFM – Show 137
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Habits are ace and they’re from Colwyn Bay. This punk band crashed onto the scene a couple of years ago, they did a few donuts and wheel spins then screeched off across the country, occasionally ram raiding North Wales with their incendiary performances.
A new album is being written and more gigs planned in the new year, so it was an honour to get them to play live in the studio for us… (bandcamp)
Neil Crud on TudnoFM – Show 136
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How good are Blanchard…? On a scale of one to ten, they are off it… It’s stoner-doom, it’s ground-down grunge, it’s drop-D garage and it’s VERY LOUD…
Jon, Jack and Neil made the arduous journey from Lancaster and Chesterfield to play on the show and I was truly humbled… After the session, I was truly crumbled…
Check out their ‘Familiar EP’ on Bandcamp…
Neil Crud on TudnoFM – Show 135
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Aurbennig doesn’t play by the rules, is unconventional, loaded with contention, and exists solely for his own entertainment; not yours! I found this session on YouTube; three tracks, all with the subtitle – ‘session trac for Neil Crud / Tudno FM’ and I thought, ‘you cheeky bastard.’
So here’s the session among two hours of quality tunes from around the underground…
Neil Crud on TudnoFM – Show 134
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The Cane Toads played their debut gig at The Vic in Menai Bridge on Boxing Day in 1988… And tonight they had a session broadcast on my TudnoFM…
They are: Dave Hopewell – guitar and vocals, Pete Walton – drums and Humph Davies – bass.
They were named after a species of fat hallucinogenic pests that infest Australia. Proliferacy is not a word you’d associate with releases, clocking up two in thirty years! – Horrid Din – live cassette in 1991 named after a less than complimentary review by Bangor Student Union newspaper, followed by The Roadkill Tapes – CD in 2007.
You will however, catch them out and about the Bangor area…
Neil Crud on TudnoFM – Show 133
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