Manhole

Manhole? Shurely shome mishtake, Six ways Sunday shurely?? Well theres such a likeness there! once the confusion was put to rest, not withstanding some confusion between the smoke machine and a smoking amp, they did knock out some tunes. Our Situation and simple ideas headed up the set. Chance to Sacrafice and Million Miles Apart propped up the set. Vocals, guitars and bass need some work to get this band off the starting grid. Theres some potential here though, but some work to do! Inparticular to shake off that similarity!

AHuman

Second up, Ahuman. Never mind the quality, feel the width! Its large, its yellow, its loud. Exciting guitar and throbbing bass, more suited perhaps to heavy metal vocals perhaps. Drummer on transfer from 'Like I Care', 21 Sins and 7th Sense opened the set. Chaos Burn, Apache rose and Ghost House adequately filled the middle zone. Bridges, Looking up + Ode to the Odd finished off the set

For Tomorrows

Tonights gold nuggets, Macclesfield based 'For Tomorrows' finally took the stage. Another well tred set of tracks brilliantly delivered by the trio of For Tomorrows. The Macc lads are Alistair Dickety on vocals, guitar and keyboards, Danny Dolan on drums and Chris Birdsall on bass guitar and vocals.
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