Muddy Miles gigs have been some of the best we’ve witnessed on a local stage since the first time we let them loose on The Gander many years ago; that venue debut gig was one I’ll never forget for many reasons. Not just for the beautifully powerful music, but for the grace, warmth and genuine ...
It’s been a long weekend, if Thursday counts. Starting with the debut gig by the dubby ska-punk of The Sporadics… a little messy but hugely promising. Very Specials. My ears are currently enjoying the noise of their first home recording Truth & Rights. Unfortunately (after a three week break) it was another slightly disappointing turnout ...
We couldn’t make it to The Joiners recently to join Muddy Miles’ at their trip along the coast, but we’ve stumbled upon this quite magnificent video, recorded at the gig by Mr Andy Marsh (we suspect on 19 March, not April). There’s no other reason for posting this video here other than we absolutely love ...
Tomorrow night (Fri 12 March) sees an event at Champions featuring three quality local bands, which is justifiably gathering a lot of interest and attention. Brothers Grimmer, Muddy Miles and Nion Abeo will all be playing sets, half of which will be their own songs, the other half covers. The credibility of covers bands is ...
Released during bh one’s downtime, Muddy Miles’ debut long-player (only five tracks but comes in at a lengthy 30+ minutes) has been an ever-present in and around my cd player for the last few months. Abacus Cactus was recorded at Uncle Pablos Studios, apparently “no computers were used during the making of the record” and ...