


MP3: Every Light
Set List
It's Kind Of Like The Innocent Smiles You Get At The Start Of A Relationship
Before You Fuck Everything Up
We Should Keep This Secret
Levodopa
Non Serviam
Every Light
We Are Mapping Your Dreams
Fugitive
I Hope
Is There No Help For The Widow's Son?
To be honest I hadn't heard much Pivot before so I was looking forward to seeing them live based on their excellent reviews they have received. I found I really enjoyed their blend of post-rock, electronica and even jazz influences. Richard Pike is an amazing guitarist, he seemed to get everything that is humanly possible out of a guitar, whilst occasionally switching to keyboards. His brother Lawrence was also a very innovative drummer providing great texture to the sounds produced. I think i need to buy some of their music.
MP3: Make Me Love You
Opening act The Instant also made a good impression with their 3 guitar and drums instrumental sounds. Hailing from Newcastle, I would describe them as having a sound somewhere between Mogwai and By the End of Tonight. Their music was quite forceful but they still managed to sneak in quieter moments as well. I think i need to check them out more as well.
Check out My Space for some tunes.
You can see more photos of the night at Flickr.
2 Comments:
At December 30, 2006 ,
Osmond said...
Sounds like it was a good show. Sadly couldn't make it. I'm still yet to see Pivot. Pivot and Mountains In The Sky are two acts I really want to see but I never am able to get to their shows.
At December 30, 2006 ,
Anonymous said...
if it wasn't for the rain, i woulda made my way out to this show.. lawrence is surely THE best drummer in the country. love watching him play..
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