It was an interesting gig. I did enjoy it. But I’d probably unduly raised my hopes having bought and enjoyed the album. I’m not sure it reached my expectations. For me the hypnotic nature of the album didn’t quite transfer to the stage. 

Support was from Baba Naga, a heavy psych band who sound like early Black Sabbath. Initially I didn’t think I’d like the, but as the psych level built up. I found that I’d unwittingly fallen under into a trance. Defietly a band to catch again.

Their second album left a lot to be desired and I caught a gig during their second album tour and due to their new material also left a lot to be desired.

Despite this, I decided to give them another chance and dropped by one of their first gigs to promote their third album. Although, it was a enjoyable laid back gig (with lots of mistakes and problems), the gig suffered from their new material simply not being as good as their first album material. So although I enjoyed the gig, I’m not sure there was enough here to justify me seeing them again. Simply too many bands to see and not enough time. 

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