WENDYKURK, KIPPERWIG, CARBONVEIN, LOGIC OF IMPOSSIBILITY @ Hendre Hall, Bangor
(review & pix by Neil Crud, with a little help from Wayne The Bastard)
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neilcrud Gig Reviews Carbonvein, Kipperwig, Logic of Impossibility, Wendykurk 0
(review & pix by Neil Crud, with a little help from Wayne The Bastard)
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Chris 2003 Reviews Do Do's, Dogbones, Midasuno, Seagull Kinevil, Valleum, Wendykurk 0
(by The Goth)
A late arrival meant I only caught half The Do Do’s set (which was too much) & nothing of Midasuno but the stories about their show was that the South Walians blew the growing audience away. Do Do’s & Ectogram member Alan Holmes later said; “Midasuno were in fact very good last night – far too good to be cheapened by any awards. It’s a long time since I’ve seen such an energetic bunch on stage – I needed to sit down to get my breath back just from watching them.”
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Chris 2003 Reviews Dogbones, Ectogram, Seagull Kinevil, Valleum, Wendykurk 1
(review & pix by Neil Crud)
Steve Rastin reviewed a 4Q gig 15½ years ago & complained that for £2 he got 4 bands & only just got his money’s worth. One & a half decades later inflation has doubled the entry fee & I was on the verge of thinking the same thing.
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Chris 2003 Reviews Nameless, Nuke, Wendykurk 0
(by Tom Price)
Stress has been a bit of a factor in the Price house over the last few days hopefully it will not effect the quality of this review too much. But before we start quick pop quiz, name 5 bands connected to Alan Holmes (use this site if you must)? (I need a get out clause after the last review someone did of one of these bands).
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neilcrud Gig Reviews Nameless, Nuke, Wendykurk 0
(by Tom Price)
Stress has been a bit of a factor in the Price house over the last few days hopefully it will not effect the quality of this review too much. But before we start quick pop quiz, name 5 bands connected to Alan Holmes (use this site if you must)? (I need a get out clause after the last review someone did of one of these bands).
Well the day final arrived and I, like many, have been waiting for this gig for just over 6 months now but when I last saw Wendykurk play back in Hendre Hall communications had seem to have slipped as sometimes they do (God it’s hard enough to get bios from some of these bands let alone get them out of their home towns) so we have had to wait a little bit longer than we might have done. The value of networking. This makes it the 3rd time I have seen the ‘kurk, am almost losing count of the times for Nameless, which leaves NUKE as the new band to check out.More