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Live: The Lost Tapes/ Reservoir, Le Garage, Liège, Belgium

  • February 23, 2020
  • Briandroid
Local duo ‘Reservoir’ open tonight’s show with a lush guitar-driven set, oozing post-punk Manchester. With left-handed bass and right-handed guitar they even evoke that visual Beatles symmetry, and throwing in…
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Live Review: André Brasseur – Reflektor Club, Liège 12.2.17

  • February 17, 2017
  • Briandroid
Belgian organist André Brasseur should be mentioned in the same hushed reverential tones as Giorgio Moroder or Jean Jacques Perrey, but alas such cult status evaded him. Maybe because he…
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Live Review: Hong Kong Dong/the Poneymen, Le Hangar, Liege 15.04.2016

  • April 25, 2016
  • Briandroid
Le Hangar gigs are always an enjoyable affair. The Leffe prices are the best in town and there’s a large open fire in the centre of the room full of…
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