Thursday, November 21, 2013
Malekko's Josh Holley & Colin Newman of Wire
Josh Holley of Melekko and Colin Newman of Wire
MATRIXSYNTH T-Shirt sighting!
BTW, I love Wire. I saw them at The Variety Arts Theater in LA back in June of 1987. It was the most intense show I've been to and this was the same period I went to see Skinny Puppy, Rev Cocks, Ministry, NIN and others. Wire had a crazy vibe going on that night. I remember feeling on edge. That feeling where you have to look over your shoulder to make sure there isn't some psycho there. I remember thinking it was just me. I looked over to my friend and he had that same look in his eyes. I asked him if he felt it and he said yes. It borderline creeped us out. We both tripped out as we didn't expect it. It was an incredibly powerful show. One of the stand outs for me and I've been to a lot of shows.
In case you missed it, Wire had a new album out titled CHANGE BECOMES US and they are on tour.
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