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| All photos by Saskia Cederman |
Last Saturday Great North released their album Halves (
which you can listen to and buy here) They had a release show at Grey Lynn Library Hall (coincidentally on Great North rd) where I did sound.
What a show! Both Great North and Tono and the Finance Company played amazingly, but Great Norths set seemed to captivate the entire room. Theres something exciting about being in a room with a few hundred people all silent, knowing you're all focused on
listening to a band play. Great North finished their set with
Halves and Tono, Jono and Stu marched in from the back of the room playing my marching drums. Obviously I knew it was going to happen but feeling the low rumble of their drums slowly creep up from behind me gave me shivers. I've tried recording them countless times now but you can't capture the sound of them being hit in real life in a big room.
Being in that room again was somewhat of a trip down memory lane, it was where I first started doing live sound properly. Some of my first paid live sound jobs were at Grey Lynn Library Hall doing sound for Ska and Pop Punk bands in 2006/2007.
Thanks to Saskia Cederman for letting me use some of her photos.
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| Tono and the Finance Company |
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| Great North |
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| Great North |
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| Great North featuring Tono, Jono and Stu on my marching drums (they're dark infront of the band but you can just about see them) |
