Cunning stunts

Waterloo's Agile Like This followed Brockway Biggs with songs about hairpie eating ("Everyone wins!"), troubled tushes, cats, beating the tar out of Satan and broken hearted hunks and sluts. They are kind of kookie. It was somewhat Shaggs like.



From left to right we have Dan, Caroline and Eleanor This.



Rhythm section action! With LeGood and album producer Ducky Money. I think.



Note the turtle on Enron's keyboard.



Eleanor noted mid-set that their sash-and tiara getups had not been road-tested. Not all of it stayed on.



Disco ball!



Agile action!





That was silly, in a good way.

• Show reminder: The Divorcees, Lefty McRighty and Steve Stacey perform at Zaphod's.

By the sea

Kelp's 13th anniversary celebrations moved into high gear with a gig at the Navy Club. Not the easiest venue to find, but a hefty number of folks showed up to enjoy several excellent sets from the record label's family and friends.

First up, New Brunswick's notorious Brockway Biggs rapped over some choice Maritime beats under his Pimp Tea brand.



Waterloo's Agile Like This regaled the audience with songs about Satan, oral sex and America's Next Top Model.



The Michael Parks (formerly The Detective Kalita) had a special guest for almost every tune. Here's Chris Page on mandolin with Andy Swan.



The Flaps kicked out their usual superb instrumental rock.



The Acorn capped things with a scorching show (and numerous percussionists).



The festivities continue today with an instore performance by Chris Page at Sounds Unlikely, Andrew Vincent & the Pirates, Andy Swan, Greenfield Main, Jenny Omnichord and The Luck at the Carleton Tavern starting at 1 p.m. and Camp Radio, Rhume, Flecton and the Two Minute Miracles at the Glue Pot Pub around 9 p.m. (and finishing around 2 a.m., if last night was anything to go by).

• Show reminder: Evil Farm Children go head to head with Good2Go at Irene's Pub; The Creeps, Radar Hate, The Outbred Inlaws, The Visitors, The Annoyers and The Poulsens punk it up at Cafe Dekcuf. Various Starling veterans fill out the ranks of The Hundreds and Thousands - they play Zaphod's with The Golden Seals. Les Trois Accords and Pepe et sa Guitare rock out at the Capital Music Hall. Mackenzie MacBride and The Supermodel Syndrome perform at the Avant-Garde Bar.