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We Are Beautiful Losers 2 at A Word of Art in Woodstock

Posted on: January 19, 2012

Saturday 14 January 2012 The last ‘We Are beautiful Losers’ party at A Word of Art was fun, but really crowded and a bit claustrophobic. The second one was a vast improvement, with the stage outside and a super impressive … Continue reading →

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Tagged a word of art, art, banjo, barefoot, bateleur, beach party, beatenberg, black handed kites, brass, cape town, costumes, guitars, international act, jumping musicians, kongos, long hair, music, outdoors, photography, pop, rock, singing bassists, singing drummers, south african, taxi violence, we are beautfiful losers, weekends, woodstock, woodstock industrial centre

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KONGOS, Machineri & Saintfearless at The Assembly

Posted on: December 23, 2011

Sat 17 December 2011 I was looking forward to December 17th for a good long while, I even bought tickets to see KONGOS as soon as they went on sale back in September. I didn’t think I could be more … Continue reading →

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Tagged american, barefoot, cape town, dj sideshow, favourites, friends, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, jeremy loops, jumping musicians, kongos, long hair, machineri, rock, saintfearless, singing bassists, singing drummers, south africa, the assembly, weekends

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Miller music series: Pretty Blue Guns, The Windy City & Wrestlerish acoustic at The Assembly

Posted on: October 26, 2011

Saturday 22 October 2011 I don’t entirely understand how The Assembly’s Miller Music Series works (themed by international cities in some way…?) but so far their line-ups have been really cool; from VCK & Foto na Dans last month, to … Continue reading →