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Synergy Live: Day 2

Posted on: December 2, 2011

Sat 26 November 2011 An early thought waking up on Saturday morning was ‘thank God for sunglasses’. We emerged slowly from our tents to access the damage from the previous night – Jess’ near-empty bottle of tequila was still outside … Continue reading →

Posted in festivals, Gigs/Live Music
Tagged 7th son, aking, american, black rebel motorcycle club, boschendal, brmc, cape town, desmond & the tutus, double bass, events, f.o.o.l, favourites, friends, gigs & festivals, guitars, international act, isochronous, jax panik, like knives, mountains, music, my flawless ending, nature, outdoors, photography, river, rock, shadowclub, singing bassists, sixgun gospel, south african, southern gypsey queen, stellenbosch, summer, supercancer, swedish, tasha baxter, the great apes, the narrow, the sleepers, tumi, tumi and the volume, we set sail, weekends

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Bittereinder album launch – Klein Libertas, Stellenbosch

Posted on: March 24, 2011

Wed 09 March 2011 Back in October last year I was mindlessly enjoying some terrible videos on MK (a hobby of mine) when a strange, new one came on. The track’s unusual, organic percussion grabbed me immediately and before the … Continue reading →

Posted in Gigs/Live Music
Tagged afrikaans, bittereinder, cape town, evenings, favourites, gigs & festivals, inge beckmann, isochronous, klein libertas, music, photography, stellenbosch, tumi, yesterday's pupil

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RAMFEST: Day 2

Posted on: March 20, 2011

Sat 05 March 2011 I woke up round 5:30 on Saturday morning, or rather, I was woken by Jess, who was leaving early for a dancing competition and then returning again around lunchtime. I thought she was crazy, but was … Continue reading →