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[Graeme]

Originally Posted by Paulscoconutass

Saying that, i am looking forward to seeing the Freestyle Jazz thing at the Blue Lamp.

That'll be Morthana on the 15th November.

[Dizzy Storm]

loved Noxagt....yup was certainly loud...but NOT uncomfortable, excruciating, piercing...scott knew what he was doing (my ears were certainly not any different on sunday!) and it did say clearly in their details under 'VOLUME'...'Noxagt make loud music. by booking them you are aware of this fact. we can-not accept that any restrictions are made to the band in this concern...also...the band's FOH sound engineer has to be in full control at all times...''

will say no more....!

(apart from the guys had a great time in aberdeen and a great time sampling lots of whisky and beer in a couple of aberdeen establishments after the gig!)

[french_disko]

Originally Posted by Arkade Projects

loved Noxagt....yup was certainly loud...but NOT uncomfortable, excruciating, piercing...scott knew what he was doing (my ears were certainly not any different on sunday!) and it did say clearly in their details under 'VOLUME'...'Noxagt make loud music. by booking them you are aware of this fact. we can-not accept that any restrictions are made to the band in this concern...also...the band's FOH sound engineer has to be in full control at all times...''

will say no more....!

(apart from the guys had a great time in aberdeen and a great time sampling lots of whisky and beer in a couple of aberdeen establishments after the gig!)

My head hurt more from the visit to Ma's and Estaminet & the beers & whisky yesterday morning rather than the volume.

[ryan]

First two also failed to impress me, there's experimental and there's......dunno.

Noxagt were just one long introduction to nothing, also failed to impress. Ah well it was interesting and made a change from the usual Aberdeen stuff.

[Dizzy Storm]

Originally Posted by ryan

First two also failed to impress me, there's experimental and there's......dunno.

Noxagt were just one long introduction to nothing, also failed to impress. Ah well it was interesting and made a change from the usual Aberdeen stuff.

fair do's...and wetotally understand its not everyone's cup of tea! but thanks for coming along and supporting us/trying out something different anyway

[ragudave]

Originally Posted by Arkade Projects

loved Noxagt....yup was certainly loud...but NOT uncomfortable, excruciating, piercing...scott knew what he was doing (my ears were certainly not any different on sunday!) and it did say clearly in their details under 'VOLUME'...'Noxagt make loud music. by booking them you are aware of this fact. we can-not accept that any restrictions are made to the band in this concern...also...the band's FOH sound engineer has to be in full control at all times...''

will say no more....!

(apart from the guys had a great time in aberdeen and a great time sampling lots of whisky and beer in a couple of aberdeen establishments after the gig!)

Norwegian noise band plays at loud volume shocker - should this be an Evening Express headline?

I had a sore head yesterday but only because of the alcohol consumed. My ears have been worse after a dance around in O'Neills.

I enjoyed all the acts on Saturday - Noxagt are a great live band. Acid Mothers Temple meets MBV Loveless via The Melvins...

The thow away 80s pop pastiche of Planning to Rock and Kevin split the audience but certainly put on a show. A strange aroma of Frank Zappa and Jason Forrest.

Dave

[ryan]

Originally Posted by Arkade Projects

fair do's...and wetotally understand its not everyone's cup of tea! but thanks for coming along and supporting us/trying out something different anyway

Ah no problem it was still fun and entertaining (the balloons!). I'm a fan of artists such as Merzbow, Converter, Einsturzende Neubauten and lately I've been looking into different types of experimental music so I'll be sure to look out for future events.

[Dizzy Storm]

cool well as Graeme said, MORTHANA at the Blue Lamp on the 15th nov!! (Anders the guitarist from Noxagt's other band)

[Dizzy Storm]

just a note to say that NOXAGT stated that aberdeen was the "highlight of the tour by a long long way" and that they are looking forward to returning in april time with a new record

they wanted to thank everyone for making them feel so welcome and for showing them a great night on saturday.

the glasgow show last night was also superb with many well known faces from the scottish scene in attendance.

as previously stated Anders (Jaga Jazzist, NOXAGT, ultralyd) will be returning in November with the superb MORTHANA.

now, some sleep please

[Graeme]

Originally Posted by Arkade Projects

just a note to say that NOXAGT stated that aberdeen was the "highlight of the tour by a long long way" and that they are looking forward to returning in april time with a new record

That's always good..despite the er..set backs!