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Following the release of their album ‘The Peacock’ in January, Streebeck support The Rifles on tour

South coast favourites Streebeck have been confirmed to support The Rifles and will play live in Bournemouth on Sunday 25th March at The Old Firestation.

Streebeck released their third album, The Peacock in January and were asked to support The Rifles having recently shared the stage with other acclaimed artists including Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Xavier Rudd, Acoustic Ladyland and Carus Thompson.

Posted on November 15th 2011 at 10:09 PM

Hey Guys,

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A favourite moment during 'Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home' is when a simple question stumps Spock during a complicated test.

“How do you feel?” befuddles his Vulcan mind, yet begins to draw out his human emotions. A classic Trek moment.

Innocent questions are no problem for Sean McGowan who at first resorts to humour when asked: “Are you angry?”

“I'm angry QPR lost to Fulham, I'm angry I never got to see the Clash, I am furious that I can't afford a better car than 'Fiona' my P reg banger.”

From economist to housewife, through shop floor worker and student, the world's plight is putting this question on everyone's lips: “Where do we go from here?”

Its also the title of the second album from Robin Foster, a British musician living in France.

You might not recognise his name but his music could have underscored your television pleasure as tracks from his debut "Life Is Elsewhere" have been used by Hugo Boss, Barclay's and the US show 'One Tree Hill'.

Robin's latest mix of cool/dark instrumentals and songs features the south's Dave Pen the singer from Birdpen and Archive.

When a venue changes its name some people find it very hard to use the new moniker. For example tonight there is an Oxjam event in Guava.

“Where?” you might ask. Well, it used to be Hamptons and is now something fruitier. I don't know how long it took to pick that name but I do know that when it comes to a band's some spend ages trying to think of something special.

So which of these band names grab you enough to see them in Guava tonight without listening to them first?

Cult comedy show 'The Inbetweeners' gave a very humorous, yet magnified sense of what life is currently like when you're young and have undirected energy to burn on new experiences.

If the four lead characters had some mates in a band, it would have to be Southampton's 'SomaHigh'. Like that very successful programme they are 'of the now'.

SomaHigh weave great riffs around lyrics that pick the meat from people's lives.

For example in 'Flashback Tuesday' you'll hear: “Screaming after your ex while he's having a fight with the wall.”