Dazed and confused

Punk rock trio Radiodazed have been punk rocking about town for a few years now - in fact they're celebrating their tenth anniversary as a band in 2005. They needed a couple of songs to really pick up speed for this show opening for Jake Lovetart June 24, but turned out a pretty consistent set when they were really up and running. You certainly can't fault them for not having some lively moves ...

Starting with the band altogether: Brothers Matt and Mark McHale and Nials Everett (which makes this the first of three bands with two brothers in it I saw in the space of two days).



Nials handles most of the singing, Matt handles most of the jumping.



Mark on drums and pointy hair (unfortunately on my one other good picture of him the tom mike is directly in front of his face).



Matt at the Mike ... of course he still relies on Nials for support.



Providing liquid refreshments.



More jumping about. Matt averaged four jumps per song - or 1.3 per chord (I kid).



A mid-song cellphone rendition of Raffi's Bananaphone - truly a song for the ages!



Radiodazed are playing at Zaphod's with a host of other bands, including For the Mathematics, Casey Comeau and The Centretown Wilderness Club, Elvyn and The Suburban Pop Project.

• Show reminder: Caution Press are doing a Fringe Festival-related show at Arts Court; The Setbacks, Kingston Fog, Nicolas Johansen, The Hussies and John Carroll take part in one of Zaphod's Bluesfest Talent Showcases.