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Interview in Canon Click Magazine
Monday 01 September 2014 I’ve been quiet lately but spring is officially here (well, maybe not technically but today was a full-on summer day which is proof enough for me) and winter’s hibernation effect is wearing off. The new month brings … Continue reading
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Tagged beatenberg, birds, brmc, butterfly, canon, cape town, cats, click, david meulen, favourites, feature, gigs and festivals, guitars, interview, kanyi, landscape, lark, magazine, music, nature, nomadic orchestra, olivia, photography, plants & flowers, pretty blue guns, published, shadowclub, south africa, spring, the great apes, ulterior
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Tagged beatenberg, birds, brmc, butterfly, canon, cape town, cats, click, david meulen, favourites, feature, gigs and festivals, guitars, interview, kanyi, landscape, lark, magazine, music, nature, nomadic orchestra, olivia, photography, plants & flowers, pretty blue guns, published, shadowclub, south africa, spring, the great apes, ulterior
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One Night in Cape Town 2014: Editors, Wolfmother, Shadowclub & Tatran at the Good Hope Centre
Thursday 7 August 2014 When I saw the announcement that Editors were playing this year’s Oppikoppi I was beyond excited and hoping and praying they’d be playing at One Night In Cape Town…and they did, and they were incredible and … Continue reading
Posted in Gigs/Live Music
Tagged australian, british, cape town, editors, evenings, events, favourites, gigs & festivals, good hope centre, guitars, hilltop live, instrumental, international act, israeli, jumping musicians, lights, long hair, music, one night in cape town, onict, photography, rock, shadowclub, south africa, stage, tatran, trio, wolfmother
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Tagged australian, british, cape town, editors, evenings, events, favourites, gigs & festivals, good hope centre, guitars, hilltop live, instrumental, international act, israeli, jumping musicians, lights, long hair, music, one night in cape town, onict, photography, rock, shadowclub, south africa, stage, tatran, trio, wolfmother
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Oh, Cruel Fate, Joshua Grierson & The Sleepers at ROAR
Sunday 15 June 2014 Oh, Cruel Fate, Joshua Grierson and The Sleepers played a great gig at ROAR last Sunday in celebration of their mutual friend Frank Moody‘s birthday. The vibe was relaxed and loads of fun, and felt kinda like … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, cape town, crowd, dani diamond, favourites, gandalf's, guitars, joshua grierson, lights, long hair, obs, oh cruel fate, party, photography, roar, rock, the sleepers
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The Awakening (USA), Terminatryx & Subvers at Mercury
Friday 28 March 2014 With origins in South Africa and now based in the US, The Awakening recently toured SA in support of their Anthology XV album and to celebrate 15 years of musical releases. Last Friday they were joined … Continue reading
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Tagged afrikaans, album launch, american, cape town, dressing up, favourites, gigs & festivals, goth, guitars, headbanging, international act, long hair, mercury, metal, photography, rock, south africa, south african, subvers, terminatryx, the awakening, tour, weekends, your LMG
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Tagged afrikaans, album launch, american, cape town, dressing up, favourites, gigs & festivals, goth, guitars, headbanging, international act, long hair, mercury, metal, photography, rock, south africa, south african, subvers, terminatryx, the awakening, tour, weekends, your LMG
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Music: 2013 in review
MUSIC Happy 2014! Today marks my 7th anniversary of joining last.fm and though I normally claim the listening data on there doesn’t necessarily reflect what I’d say my favourite music over the last 12 months has been, this time round I’d … Continue reading
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Tagged editors, favourites, miracles of modern science, music, nick cave, review, rocking the daisies, the hives, the national
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