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The Time Flies “Wingin’ It” album launch at Blah Blah Bar
Sat 21 May 2016 The Time Flies celebrated their album launch with a massive dress up party at the Blah Blah Bar. It was chaotic and cramped and a whole lot of fun; I really enjoyed the music and will definitely … Continue reading
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Tagged album launch, blah blah bar, brass, cbd, colour, costumes, crowd, drag, dressing up, ep launch, evenings, events, gigs & festivals, guitars, hats, kloof street, launch, masks, men in dresses, music, photography, rock, saxophone, south africa, south african, sweaty, texx and the city, the time flies, weekends
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Tagged album launch, blah blah bar, brass, cbd, colour, costumes, crowd, drag, dressing up, ep launch, evenings, events, gigs & festivals, guitars, hats, kloof street, launch, masks, men in dresses, music, photography, rock, saxophone, south africa, south african, sweaty, texx and the city, the time flies, weekends
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Iron Maiden Tribute show at ROAR
Sat 14 May 2016 Though I didn’t get to see the real Iron Maiden when they played in Cape Town, I did get o see an awesome local tribute show a few days before. Technology was against me that night … Continue reading
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Tagged all guns full ammo, atlantic south, black and white, bulletscript, cape town, events, favourites, gigs & festivals, guitars, infanteria, iron maiden, long hair, megaladon, metal, monochrome, music, photography, reverse the sands, roar, rock, south africa, south african, supergroup, texx and the city, thread of omen, tribute, weekends, zombies ate my girlfriend
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Tagged all guns full ammo, atlantic south, black and white, bulletscript, cape town, events, favourites, gigs & festivals, guitars, infanteria, iron maiden, long hair, megaladon, metal, monochrome, music, photography, reverse the sands, roar, rock, south africa, south african, supergroup, texx and the city, thread of omen, tribute, weekends, zombies ate my girlfriend
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Dangerfields & The Fizz Pops at EVOL
Sat 7 May 2016 I’ve been wanting to check out new post-punk/indie band Dangerfields for a while and finally got a chance when they played EVOL/Hectic on Hope two Saturdays ago along with The Fizz Pops. I have a soft … Continue reading
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Tagged cape town, dangerfields, dark, evenings, evol, fizz pops, future primitives, gigs & festivals, guitars, hectic on hope, long hair, lucy kruger, music, photography, post-punk, psych, retro dizzy, rock, south africa, south african, surf, texx and the city, the very wicked, weekends
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Tagged cape town, dangerfields, dark, evenings, evol, fizz pops, future primitives, gigs & festivals, guitars, hectic on hope, long hair, lucy kruger, music, photography, post-punk, psych, retro dizzy, rock, south africa, south african, surf, texx and the city, the very wicked, weekends
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Music: Tape Hiss and Sparkle – The Winter Switch (2015)
MUSIC I don’t post many album reviews, mostly because I struggle to find the time to put them together. As it is I’ve been sitting with this one since the end of last year, and though I really enjoyed it, … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, autumn, coal, favourites, folk, gigs & festivals, indie, music, oh cruel fate, review, rock, south africa, south african, tape hiss and sparkle, winter
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Tagged acoustic, autumn, coal, favourites, folk, gigs & festivals, indie, music, oh cruel fate, review, rock, south africa, south african, tape hiss and sparkle, winter
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FanCon at the Lookout
Sun 8 May 2016 Billed as ‘Cape Town Comic Con’, there was considerable hype and anticipation surrounding the inaugural FanCon over the first weekend of May. I was out of town on the Saturday but word was traveled fast that … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, anime, art, belly dancers, cape town, characters, comics, competitions, conference, contest, convention, cosplay, costumes, crowd, dancing, discussion, diy, dressing up, events, expo, fancon, fans, fun, games, geek, league of legends, long hair, lookout, manga, market, movies, panel, photography, pokemon, south africa, south african, superheroes, villains, warcraft, waterfront, weekends, wigs, workshops
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Tagged animation, anime, art, belly dancers, cape town, characters, comics, competitions, conference, contest, convention, cosplay, costumes, crowd, dancing, discussion, diy, dressing up, events, expo, fancon, fans, fun, games, geek, league of legends, long hair, lookout, manga, market, movies, panel, photography, pokemon, south africa, south african, superheroes, villains, warcraft, waterfront, weekends, wigs, workshops
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