Norwegian Blue bands pay tribute to their favourite ”90s bands

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Local record company Norwegian Blue Records kicked off December on a rocking note as some of their bands revisited their favourite ’90s moments at the Owl Acoustic Lounge, Dec. 1 for a full house.

Sparkle Blood and Silvana Campus play the White Stripe’s Seven Nation Army. Photo by Richard Amery
 I arrived in time to catch local duo Sparkle Blood playing the hits of the White Stripes to an enthusiastic crowd.


 They plowed through a gritty set of blues rock including obscurities and hits like “Seven Nation Army,” for which he and drummer Bre Stewart welcomed Silvana Campus from MTBC (who were up next , playing the  Pixies) to play bass.

MTBC play the Pixies. photo by Richard Amery
 She played bass on that and on“My Doorbell”, which also featured Jane Edmundson on keyboards.


MTBC, including Sil Campus, drummer Garwin Poff, guitarist Quint Viskup and frontman Rob Cooper played a tight set of ’90s alternative rock from the Pixies and ended with  a rocked up version of ’60s classic “ Here Comes Your Man.”


 I wasn’t able to stay for Cope and Ryland Moranz‘s  Blink-182 tribute.

— By Richard Amery, L.a. Beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 13 December 2017 13:59 )