Last Summer Affect

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A review of Last Summer Effect at amaSing on the 31st of August 2013.

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After a day of taking in predominantly acoustic sets, the lights went down at 9.15 pm and the sparks started to fly as local band Last Summer Effect made the most of their slot supporting headliners Kassidy. A local four piece who play pop-rock, this set kept the crowd on their toes in what was an energetic and varied but cohesive set.

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Utterly at home on stage their rapport with the crowd increased with every song until some kind of hive mentality broke out on the last song – the fabulous ‘Lullaby’ – and the band and audience really having fun and generally going for it big style.

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Not that there hadn’t been audience participation before that – there was a call and response dynamic on ‘Have You Heard’ and while they don’t normally do covers, their version of Bruno Mars’ ‘Just The Way You Are’ was well received.

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So some stand-out songs and an outstanding vocal performance from Chris Fox made for a particularly memorable first outing in Strathpeffer. It’s been a while since their last recording, but on the strength of tonight their forthcoming EP is well worth waiting for.

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Roddy McKenzie
Roddy McKenzie
Life-long engagement with music and a truly eclectic taste (although prog-rock and metal will usually have me scrambling for the off button). If pushed, I would have to say the Velvet Underground are one of the most important band’s of all time. Although I consider myself first and foremost a photographer, as regards reviewing I guess I cut my teeth in the vibrant fanzine scene of the 80’s. Around the same time I started taking photographs and, to be brief, performance and photography were made for each other: perfect match.

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