52 Weeks

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Reviewing a South African band every week for 52 weeks. Let's see if we get the rock or the rock gets us...

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Big Beat Music Fest [Oppikoppi Haters...]

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

SUNDAY, APRIL 26
11 BANDS PLUS FUN FOR FAMILIES
(IF YOU’RE NOT AT OPPIKOPPI, FOOL)

The BIG BEAT MUSIC FESTIVAL shouts out to KZN from the Bishopstown on Sunday, April 26. The 11 band line-up boasts something for everyone, from the young to the young at heart, from acoustic to pop and rock.

Headliner, [...]

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Chasing Friday this Saturday

Thursday, April 9th, 2009

Here’s a quick one from the mailbag:
“The much anticipated local Cape Town band, Chasing Friday will be performing on Saturday 11th April 2009 at Fashion TV Cape Town.
States front man Phill Black “It is an honour and a privilege to be finding ourselves in the company of a true rock band of such a [...]

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Love Jones "Limozeen" Music Video Launch

Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

So I had the good fortune to receive an email from Sam Alberts of the Love Jones management team inviting me to the launch of their new music video at Stones in Centurion.
So I went. And had a great time.
Snip:
The video for “Limozeen” was shot by international director and producer Michael Matthews using 35mm film, [...]

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Week #27: The He-Shes

Thursday, April 5th, 2007

I love it when bands approach me and ask me to attend their gigs - it’s hugely rewarding, and occasionally I even manage to bum a free beer or two off of these suffering artists. (Hell, I should be the one sponsoring the beer, not them). Such was the case with The He-Shes, a [...]

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Week #26: Tonight We Die

Saturday, March 24th, 2007

Cape Town is traditionally a sloow city, with a mouwntihn, that’s like  the shape of a table, dude, and like, they have ocean, or like, two oceans really, and some beaches and fishes dude. This contrasts drastically with the prospering metal and rock fan base being developed by bands such as Tonight We Die - bringing a striking diversity to the personality of the [...]

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