While planning for my upcoming blog posts I thought it might be a good idea to feature some new and rather unknown artists now and then. Hey! This is about music - and if there’s someone real good who deserves to get more attention… let’s do it.
You may remember that when I reviewed the Peter Doherty gig months before I mentioned the opener to be worthwhile getting their own article. Here it is.
The Bony King of Nowhere - that’s what they are called. Actually, “they” means “he”. Because it’s Bram Vanparys from Ghent in Belgium plus supporting musicians.
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Tuesday, October 13. 2009
Recommended Music: "The Bony King of Nowhere"
Tuesday, May 5. 2009
Sing Me Any Song By Peter Doherty - Can You? (Gig Review)
03.05.: Peter Doherty, Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg), Rockhal Club
[Deutsche Version] I didn’t quite know what to expect when buying my ticket. I had the Babyshambles’ Down In Albion and Shotter’s Nation playing on iTunes every now and then – random play that is, about 20 songs within a pool of 12.000... The ska/reggae bits I don’t like that much, otherwise I was pleased (and curious) enough to check him out.
Doherty went into his set at about 9:45pm, walking... strolling...erm, well, stumbling on and across the stage. I got this awkward feeling – yes, this is what everyone expects and so he starts to fill this role.
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[Deutsche Version] I didn’t quite know what to expect when buying my ticket. I had the Babyshambles’ Down In Albion and Shotter’s Nation playing on iTunes every now and then – random play that is, about 20 songs within a pool of 12.000... The ska/reggae bits I don’t like that much, otherwise I was pleased (and curious) enough to check him out.
Doherty went into his set at about 9:45pm, walking... strolling...erm, well, stumbling on and across the stage. I got this awkward feeling – yes, this is what everyone expects and so he starts to fill this role.
Continue reading "Sing Me Any Song By Peter Doherty - Can You?..." »
