Strangefish have been featured on Lincoln City Radio today. Ignorance of Bliss was played about half an hour into the show.
Strangefish on the Radio
Rehearsing again
Another rehearsal at Redwall on Sunday. Not the thing you feel like doing when three members of the band were playing with other acts the night before; Kris in Burton-upon-Trent and Paul & Bob in Wales.
A 3am bedtime because of the clocks changing made for some excessive yawning!
Finally, Steve was laid up I’ll, and thus the scene was set. 5 members of the band, 3 excessively tired.
Amazingly, we managed to play the whole set, with repeat runs through the Spotlight Effect material. It’s sounding very tight. Definitely ready for the gig in May!
Get yourself some Merchandise!
Our new Merchandise page is now online and includes all available albums and t-shirts.
We have a limited number of The Spotlight Effect t–shirts remaining although some sizes are low stock.
Rehearsal at Redwall
Rehearsing again.
The second rehearsal with Kris on bass. An unbelievably cold day for it! The rehearsal studio just wouldn’t warm up.
Our First Rehearsal
The band’s first rehearsal with new bassist Kris Hudson-Lee happened today in a cold rehearsal room in Bury.
It was great getting to know each other, and definitely bodes well for the future!
The first gig with the new line-up will be at Bilston in May
A New Bassist for Strangefish
Strangefish are pleased to welcome onboard Kris Hudson-Lee who will be adding the low notes to future gigs.
Kris is an experienced bassist with many gigs history. You might have seen him before – he is also the bassist in Ethryll; who supported Strangefish last year at The Local Authority.
Merry Christmas!
A very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all the band!
Cheers!
Bilston – A rather special gig.
As a salute to band supporter Dave and his late wife Steph we will be playing an event on the 5th of May at The Robin 2, Bilston.
We’ll be joined by The John Hackett Band and Encircled.
Doors are early – 6pm – and tickets are available from The Robin.
… in the press (Norway)
permafrost.today/2018/07/20/strangefish-mediastyrt-verden
“The Spotlight Effect is called album which is a sequel to Fortune Telling from 2006. 12 years is a long time, but then also the Machesterband Strangefish has been on and off since they started in 1989. Only three albums has this neoprog band managed to get out with the mentioned The Spotlight Effect. The new disc is darker and harder than its predecessor, and focuses lyrically on human relationships. Below the magnifying glass is, among other things, the media-controlled world we live in right now.”
(translated by Google)
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