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In which we have multiple MCs fronting the same band, busting some partly improvised funk grooves.

In which the band try to do a spectacular entrance, which would work a little better if they hadn't only just left the stage after setting up.

In which the band turn down the distortion just as my recorder turns it up. There's irony for you.

In which band number three put a bit of electronics in their rock.

In which the band bounce from one song idea to the next, with bounce being very much the operative word.

The band uses Wall of Skankers. It's super effective! Once again Mr Wolfs is packed to the brim on a saturday night. How am I going to get a good shot like this?

In which the band plays with so much enthusiasm, they can't keep their cymbals on. That sounds dirtier than it is, somehow.

In which a band from Ireland are invited over here to play. So I grab the chance to capture the performance while I can, especially as jazz stuff tends to improvise from show to show anyway.

In which Elliot has a new band, which is definitely the kind of thing I like to investigate. So let's get going then.

WiM are an Italian alternative metal band from Turin, formed of five members.

In which the audience join in without prompting. I think they may have heard these songs before.

In which the final band steals the show.

In which I have to get involved to speed along a few technical issues.

In which I go to see a blues competition. Just how blue will they get? Censors at the ready. :D

In which a new band are invited over from Frome to headline. So new that they don't even have a web presence. I do hope they correct that oversight soon.

In which I once again do the kevin bacon thing, investigating a band with some of the same members as another I recently saw. And don't regret it in the slightest. Looks like both bands are particularly strong on the melody and harmony side of their songwriting.

In which I again have the fortune of catching a band's very first gig. Which means I have no idea what to expect. Infinite possibilities. Until the first note is played.

In which I'm pushed right to the side by the crowd. Always a sign that a band is popular when that happens, but it is a pain for getting decent shots.

In which a normally electric band plays an acoustic set, but they're still attacking the guitars just as hard.

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I play drums and have people over now and again to jam and record. I decided to give learning Blender, a free 3d program, a try, so picked one of the recorded songs to make a video out of. This video is my "learning Blender" project.

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Once again, it's time for the final band to induce a crushing frenzy in the audience. Fortunately, I'm a little better prepared this time around.

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If you want science themed music, who do you turn too? Well, songs about dream states and minecraft come fairly close. Maybe turn the synth up a bit more?

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In which some of the band of trouser are recruited to play songs by another visiting dartingtonite at short notice.

Lady Nade's band expands and contracts to fit the requirements and rewards of a venue. Here, we're lucky enough to have the full set. Not that it couldn't expand further if she gets more successful. I can certainly envision her rocking the full big band swing sound.

In which a band with two basses ironically manages to have some of the harshest treble I've ever heard. What are they doing with their effects pedals?

In which they do some audience participation, only to find the audience reticient. Oh well, get the support band to help out instead. :p

With the local support band finished, it's time for the first of two american acts. First we rock, then we dance.

It's always a pleasure to be able to catch a band's first gig, particularly when I already know some of the members. And with a backdrop, between song programming, and some catchy melodies, they're already putting more effort in than most bands.

In which the band goes from a sweet ukelele based song to hard rock, and are all the more interesting for it.

Exactly what it says on the tin. I think the announcer was once in a band himself.

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In which we have feedback, a fox masked singer, and a really cool custom synth guitar thing. This band are definitely getting into the Hybrid spirit.

The band is all together again, the album mostly done, and they're sounding tighter than ever. Plus I have a good excuse to play mysterious exposition guy. You know how important one of those is to an adventure.

In which we once again see the advantages a guy with an acoustic guitar has over a band in playing multiple gigs on the same night.

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In which our saturdays are once again kept exuberant by the vamos band's raw energy.

I wasn't sure if I wanted to see this band again, so soon after last time. But it turns out that The Mothers Ruin's layout is perfect for Scott's performances. More than once I feared for his life as he climbs the walls, and nearly tumbles over the bannisters.

In which I'm lucky enough to catch a new band's very first gig, with only 3 songs written. Name's appropriate for it too.

In which our main band returns for a second, longer set.

In which our main band play the first of two sets. They'll catch both the early and late crowds that way.

In which the rest of this rag-tag band get up to perform.

Of course, Victoria Klewin is currently playing with both her own band (which I've already filmed) and dubstep producers (which I also intend to catch when the opportunity comes up), while Cass & co have played with quite a few big names. What you're seeing here is only a fraction of what they're capable of.