U11 304 Showcase at the Welly - 11th March 04 Sidewinder Gallery 2 by Mo

Continued from... Sidewinder CD Review By Nick Quantrill, U11 304 Showcase at the Welly - 11th March 04 By Cilla

Photograph Gallery   Sidewinder Gallery 1,   Gallery 2,   Gallery 3,

Photographs courtsey and Copyright © Mo 2004

Photograph Gallery   Sidewinder Gallery 1,   Gallery 2,   Gallery 3,

Single Reviews - The Landaus - What Ya Cryin' For (3-tracks / Dagalost) By Steve Rudd
	The Landaus, over the past year, have come to be rightfully regarded as one of the best rock 'n' roll bands in the Hull area. This three-track single is arguably their most accomplished and impressive release so far, fronted by the title track in What Ya Cryin For: a supremely Read more...

Single Reviews - Kaiser Chiefs - I Predict a Riot (B-Unique) By Steve Rudd
	There's no sense in beating around any bush: this Leeds five-piece is one white-hot rock outfit - and it seems certain that these Yorkshire boys are going to more than ingratiate themselves and their incredibly catchy music to the masses in the coming few months. The telltale Read more...

Single Reviews - The Others - Stan Bowles (Poptones) By Steve Rudd
	These guys have reveled in one hell of a year, going to inspirational extremes in the art of self-publicity for their Alternative poppy and punky rock 'n' roll band. The likes of Embrace and The Libertines have long been applauded by fans for staging secret gigs in Read more...

Single Reviews - Daniel Rachel - Dear Friend (Dust Records) By Steve Rudd Release Date: September 27th 2004.
	Daniel Rachel, as a style-conscious solo singer-songwriter, is truly to be treasured. I couldn't recommend his work more, so seek it here, seek it there. Then slip it on, stand back.. and listen. No, I mean really listen. Dear Friend is an astonishing song, crisp with twin acoustic guitar-based purity that Read more...

Album Reviews - Koreisch - The Decaying Schizophrenic Christ Complex (Calculated Risk) By Steve Rudd
	This 14-track album is actually a re-release, although it has been remixed and remastered and so might still appeal to folk who bought this monster the first time around in the late nineties. Such folk would have been of the variety that is obsessed with hardcore rock to manic Read more...

Album Reviews - The Clauberg Opera - The Death of this City By Michelle Dee
	Is The Clauberg Opera's foreboding CD title, The death of this city, prophesising the end of Hull? It could be describing the very nature of urban society where all cohesion is lost to poisonous, suspicious, insular, ideologies. When does a city actually die? Read more...

Album Reviews - Three Movements - Electricity Wiped out Heaven (Calculated Risk) By Steve Rudd
	If you've got half an hour of your life to spare for this 6-track mini-album, then good for you - it's nigh impossible to be disappointed by the raving beauty and dynamic musicianship on offer. The atmospheric, haunting subtlety of instrumental opener Awaken is so breathtaking that Read more...

Album Reviews - Ernest: (Pimps, B**ches and) Superheroes By Elsie Creek
	Ernest have progressed quite steadily in the two years since they formed. Some bands make a big entrance and disappear just as fast, while others go on for years wondering why they don't get the recognition they deserve. However; for this four-piece from Hedon, the hard work is paying off, Read more...

Album Reviews - Hayley Hutchinson - Independently Blue (album/ R N R Music) By Steve Rudd
	This 12-track, 43-minute album is packed with some of the most beautiful and heart-breaking songs that I've heard in years, and singer-songwriter Hayley - now living and working from her base in York after a childhood brought up in Scotland - is only in her early twenties. Listening to these astonishing tunes, all of which Read more...

Album Reviews - The Boxer Rebellion - Code Red (single/ Mercury) By Steve Rudd
	These guys have led a lucky couple of years since Alan McGee spotted them playing their hearts out in the New Bands tent at Glastonbury. So impressed was he that he signed them up to his Poptones label, through which two severely limited edition/ scandalously sought after Read more...