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Gigs : 2006 : Feb3

poster
What: Live Show
Venue: The Labour Club
Town: Northampton UK
Date: Friday, 3rd of February 2006

Notes

The next Masters of Budvar will be at the Labour Club, Charles St, Northampton on Friday 3rd February.

Our headliners:

MISTERLEE

Astonishing trio from Leicester playing insane 21st Century antifolk in a uniquely spooky style.

Check out their latest album "Night of the Killer Longface".

http://www.misterlee.co.uk

In support:

CHARLIE BARNARD

Young solo performer from Milton Keynes who may be some kind of genius.

http://www.lemonrock.com/charlie

Our superstar DJs

CHEAP MUSIC FOR CHEAP PEOPLE

"Music that's better than it sounds"

www.hinterhoff.com

Doors are open from 8:00pm and the bar stays open until midnight.

Admission is free.

The Butcher Says...

Misterlee's appearance at Masters of Budvar received this review in the Northampton Herald & Post:

Eclectic is one of those oft-overused adjectives employed to describe bands which may not have decided which particular musical genre works for them...But I can think of no better handle for the mind-zapping trio Misterlee who topped the bill at the Labour Club in Earl Street.

Lead singer-percussionist Lee Allatson loves to create the impression that he's a cross between Syd Barrett and The Who's Keith Moon. Using the most minimalist of drum machines and lots of knob-twiddling feedback, he managed to create walls of sound which were definitely not for the MOR faint-hearted. And having toured extensively with him for five years, guitarist Jamie Smith and Michael Oxteby, electric violin/bass, knew how to keep up with him - just!

It came as no surprise they'd supported the mechanically mesmerising Thomas Truax (a wow at the Labour Club recently) with their "serious improvisation" set. Sounds like a crazy gig? It was!

- Simmo Simkin

My thanks to Andy Skank and Joe Woolley for looking after the club while I was away with Wilson in Milton Keynes.