Posts by Month: March 2011

Sarah Blasko

Video: Sarah Blasko

As a busy 2010 was drawing to an end, we were treated to a beautiful session from Sarah Blasko, performing this haunting version of ‘Over & Over’ at The Deaf Institute.

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Review: MCR Scenewipe Meets…Pull Yourself Together

Hannah Bayfield & Dan Feeney // Photography by Craig Marchington

Who are you, and what do you do?

Hello there Team Scenewipe. We’re Pull Yourself Together, a fanzine, clubnight, website and record label based here in Manchester. Important things to know about us: Hannah enjoys drinking good quality cider whilst … Read on

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Monster Island

Video: Monster Island

After being told we’d have to pay £100 to use the Victoria Baths for just 10 minutes, the cost being atributed to them having to “look after us”, we decided to film our session with the fantastic Monster Island outside on the street. There were balaclavas and beers as we were treated to this incredible version of ‘Looking For A Leader’.

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Review: FLATS // Ruby Lounge // 03.03.11

When I was asked to review FLATS, the only information I was given about them was that they were “getting a lot of NME hype lately”. Oh boy. Naturally I did a bit of research into this claim and found that they’re being toted as some sort of new punk … Read on

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Born Ruffians

Video: Born Ruffians

As huge Born Ruffians fans, it was a pleasure to film this acoustic session with frontman, Luke LaLonde. We met at The Ruby Lounge to film this beautiful version of ‘Come Back’.

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Review: Happy 1st Birthday MCR Scenewipe

A year ago today we launched Manchester Scenewipe, an online video archive and blog, featuring hundreds of stripped back sessions with some of the world’s finest acts, as well as the incredible local talent manchester is home to.

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Deadly Brotherhood of the Gun

Video: Deadly Brotherhood of the Gun

We arrived at Solomon Grundy in Withington to film this session with Deadly Brotherhood of the Gun. We found them in the basement surrounded by dozens of candles! This turned out to be a suitably deep environment for DBOTG’s grungey rock ‘n’ roll sound.

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