Muso-bable
The thoughts and ocassional ramblings of a 30-something muso.
Hello, I’m a muso. I'm one of those guys you see digging around the racks of vinyl in London's backstreet record shops. I'm not addicted, I can give it up whenever I want. I just need to find that limited edition 7" single that the NME made single of the week. Maybe you've bumped into me in the queue for the bar at The Academy or The Astoria. There are thousands of us in London - I've seen all the regular faces in the record shops and at the gigs.

This blog is my attempt to write about the records that I love, the gigs I've been to and, well, anything else to do with music. Hopefully you'll find something here that makes you nod in agreement or rant in disagreement or maybe even laugh.
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
 
Make Good Your Escape, The Metro Club
The Metro Club wasn't exactly full last night, but it doesn't matter because MGYE rocked. We saw them play one of the Ones To Watch gigs at the barfly last year and were blown away, so I'm a bit suprised I din't write about them at the time.

Make Good Your Escape, would probably be described as Emo, but I've never really been comfortable with the genre. What is clear (to me at least) are the influences - U2 and The Cult - which are probably enough to bury any new band. But if that hasn't scared you, then download the free tracks from their website or myspace and for yourself.

Support was from Jackson Analogue, who play a scuzzed up type of blues.

- posted by Nigella @ 9:08 PM
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