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17-06-2006, 19:46
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The Jinx, Deathpodal and Paul Research (Scars) play Sister, Resist! Fri Jun 23rd
Paul Research from the Edinburgh based punk band Scars will be doing some of his audiovisual post-punk electronic glam solo guitar in the Tunnels next Friday for Sister, Resist!
http://www.myspace.com/paulresearch The Scars are probably best known these days from Lemon Jelly sampling a sizable chunk of Horrorshow in their 'Shouty Track' (the one with the cartoon video with punks hitting each other with hammers and suchlike) http://www.myspace.com/thescarsscotland Support will be from The Jinx and Deathpodal Door tax will be £3 before 11 and £4 after I'll be spinning the platters that matter till 3am after the bands finish Last edited by Giles Walker; 17-06-2006 at 21:54. |
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19-06-2006, 17:02
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Deathpodal
"Deathpodal - man, mystery or soon-to-be living legend? There are many theories, but either way it’s clear that he is a sublimely talented artist whose music has a fragile beauty perfectly suited for a live setting. Whether it’s a transcendent triumph or a muddy swamp-soup of madness, his comeback is sure to be fascinating." - Michael MacLennan, The Herald "Like being wooed by a dragon on acoustic guitar. Deathpodal utilises both misery and triumph with his powerfully stirring songs exploring the darkness within his psyche" - Creme League Magazine "I thought we had a deal" - Mother Chivers http://www.myspace.com/deathtoal |
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21-06-2006, 09:07
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magnificent line up
magnificent line up.
the scars were one of the most forward thinking bands to ever come out of scotland. there live shows were brilliant . i saw them countless times in aberdeen around the late 70`s early 80`s playing in tiny clubs i.e. ruffles , valhallas , the copper beach , the venue. and supporting siouxie and the banshees at the capital on the legendery night that the banshees split up in aberdeen after a record sighning in the other record shop. it`s great to see paul [ scars ] research is still out performing. if anyone deserves the to go under the title of post punk it`s him HEN BEVERLY THE TUNNELS |
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