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One Direction by Search Party, from the Search Party Demo (1999) Search Party were a progressive rock band from Exeter, notable for their wonderful songcraft and use of a DAT machine for their live backing tracks instead of a drummer. Frontman Lawrence Morgan Anstee played five-string guitar, keyboards, pipes and sang lead vocals. Brother Luke Morgan-Anstee played bass and Glen Sherlock played gui...

Let's Dance (Bare Mix) by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmu...

Crying Shame by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun. Arrange...

Hands Off by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun. Arrangemen...

Hit the Bottle by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun. Arran...

Don't Jump by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun. Arrangeme...

All Fall Down by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun. Arrang...

Let's Dance (Dulcimer Mix) by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin De...

Falling by Pyg, from the 1999 Tracks album. Pyg were Devon’s finest exponents of caustic folk, and on a good day were capable of filling the dancefloor and rocking the house. All songs recorded by Martin Dearmun April 1999 at Fig Tree Farm near Butterleigh, Devon. Copyright Transit Recordings 1999. Let’s Dance and Hit the Bottle by Malcolm Learmonth, all other songs by Martin Dearmun. Arrangements...

Aquamarine by Ember. Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar and backing vocals, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence. Floyd...

Moving on a Moment in Life by Ember. Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence. Floyd had...

Days Like This by Ember. Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence. Floyd had already lef...

Nothing Else Remains by Ember. Ember was a band from Exeter which featured Joe Catcheside on vocals, Dan Wright on lead guitar, Floyd Zoboki on rhythm guitar, George Davies on bass and Tony Price on drums. Previously there were different members, including Vince Canning on bass, with Dan Wright remaining the constant creative force throughout the entire length of Ember’s existence. Floyd had alrea...

Hit The Bottle, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg. Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998. Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke. Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One. We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth. These arrangements by Pyg. All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners. All intellectual property copyr...

Don't Look Down, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg. Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998. Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke. Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One. We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth. These arrangements by Pyg. All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners. All intellectual property copy...

Don't Jump, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg. Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998. Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke. Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One. We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth. These arrangements by Pyg. All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners. All intellectual property copyright...

Amerikay, from the EP Scratchings by Pyg. Scratchings is a live demo recorded in 1998. Recorded by Glen Sherlock at Woodrow Barton Farm, Brampford Speke. Cassette salvage and mastering at Wud Records Studio One. We believe all songs to be by Martin Dearmunn and/or Malcolm Learmonth. These arrangements by Pyg. All songs copyright © 1998 their respective owners. All intellectual property copyright ℗...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...

Here are the results of a gathering of The Bastard Sons of Dennis that occurred spontaneously at Yuri’s flat on 9th May 1998. The week previously Q. Wim and Yuri had met up at the Double Locks Mayday celebrations and jammed, much to the delight of the gathered revellers. This was an attempt at recording some of the songs they had played, although it was in fact a good four years or so after the la...