First, The Watters Brothers - and yes, unlike my earlier show plug there are two Ts - a 1960s soul funk influence sprinkled with some modern nods, and a killer live show.

Then The Polytones - represented here by frontwoman Lesia Manchulenko and guitarist Ben Wilson.

And finally The Coggs - good show, but not so easy to focus a camera on a man dressed in black, with a black guitar and black shoes on a black background while the lights are low. Here's guitarist and singer Jeff Coghill.

Then I zipped over to Cafe DeKcuf to catch The Creeps (unfortunately I missed Sexhead, Le Volume Etait Au Maximum and A Dying Breed, who were also on the bill - next time, I hope!).

Music is good for what ails you - I actually feel much better. More pictures will of course appear later, complete with guest appearances and a wardrobe malfunction.
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