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10 posts tagged live blog
Will from Port Isla and Sam from Heart of a Dog - but which is which? (hint: beard)
Live Blog: Port Isla at The Birdcage. Rather lovely… you can tell they are ex-choristers: vocals work great together. Strong songs (v.strong a couple of them…) Norfolk/Suffolk’s own Fleet Foxes
LIVE BLOG: Minns & Co
OK, so they were covering Ed Sheeran’s “You need me, I don’t need you” but they did it well (i.e. better than Ed Sheeran - possibly the first time I have been excited by an Ed Sheeran tune in fact). Here’s hoping they get their own songs together and book some gigs as a trio - because these boys song great together.
LIVE BLOG - TAWNY OWL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY - TWEE OFF AT NAC ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE.
Live Blog - English Telling
Currently playing the FUZZ launch night at project. Still to come: Chickenhawk.
Fever Fever @ Marquee… Live(ish) Blog
You can’t smell this, but take my word for it - these are the WORST toilets in the city (Marquee). Don’t know if you can quite make it out - but the trough is overflowing… (yet I love the place somehow)
Fever Fever in contrast were AMAZING!
Live Blog from The N Factor
Norwich’s Next Big Thing is well under way… missed the first band but Lady Panther currently rocking something like a heavy BRMC/Black Keys. Singer is great - touches of Casablancas and Ian Curtis. He’s one to watch…
Live Blog: We Can’t Dance
So I’m down in the cellar at Take 5 on my iPhone so I’ll be brief… We Can’t Dance blasted through their set of effervescing, stomp-along indie punk with their usual unpretentious energy. Superb! Are they the future of Norwich indie? Absolutely!
