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Review by Mark Kelly |
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Review by Mark Kelly
Photos by James McGalliard
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Tonight’s gig is a somewhat fascinating prospect: being part experiment, part Christmas treat for the fans. Promised are collaborators old and new, cover versions and new songs. Can’t wait! |
However, wait we must. The doors open at 7pm, there is no support act, and Anna is not due onstage until 8.45pm (she appears at about 9). No matter, for a church the venue is quite cosy, and it is that most rare of animals, a consecrated church with a (albeit temporary) licensed bar. Hot mulled cider with rum whiles away the time quite agreeably.
Review by Mark Kelly
(Images sourced online as labelled for reuse)
Gill certainly comes across as a man with something to prove, and there is a feeling of restrained aggression throughout, particularly during Anthrax which features much Stratocaster abuse. Read the rest of this entry »
Review by Alison Gray
(Pictures – Kevin Wakefield)
The Fix is a regular free night at The Social, an intimate venue and perhaps a bit small for the dynamic sound of Delooze: they were second on the line-up but easily pulled off the most powerful performance of the night. The band blend pulsing electronics, rock drums/guitar and the operatic vocals of Stacey Delooze to create an intense, melodramatic sound. Right from the start and the seductive tones of ‘Nature Boy’ through to the full on rock of final song ‘Lost Army’ this was a captivating show. |
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