..divided by time at The Indie Society, University of Hull, Thursday 25th March By Reena Mistry

Any band who commit themselves to influences such as Queens of the Stone Age, The Pixies, REM and Velvet Underground may appear to have bitten off more than the average mouthful. However, from the intro that provided the proverbial quiet before the storm, which then moved smoothly into first song Beat Again, ..divided by time appeared from the offset to live up to their alternative label.

Faster Than One and On A Mountain amplified a gritty and musically intelligent rhythm that began to form the stamp on which this band attempts to stand.

It is said that good performances are noted by particular songs that stick, songs which provide the fundamental ingredient to make the audience actually listen and not just hear the music. World is a Playground is that song, played with fantastic musical abandon. This song amplified the spirit in which it was written by the way that it was played.

The tempo was juxtaposed with the melodic Hands, assaulting the audience with mesmerising guitar overtones, gentle yet powerful.

The set ended on an incredulous high with the fast paced Jaan, a song that certainly cemented the impressive performance. Appreciation from the crowd saw ..divided by time perform Some Redemption for their encore.

Photographs courtsey and Copyright © 2004 ..divided by time

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