Belfast-based garage rock duo Rhinos have stormed the live scene recently with their blistering brand of urgent, straight-up riffdom. Our photographer Sara Marsden captures them here at Belfast’s Voodoo, where they recently performed to fund their Kickstarter campaign to record with none other than Steve Albini. Why settle for anything less than the best, eh?
Belfast-based photographer Diarmuid Kennedy shoots the third installment of our club/gig night No Tomorrow at Voodoo on Saturday, July 5, featuring garage-rock duos The Bonnevilles and Rhinos.
As we enter the height of summer, with suspiciously good weather, there are, as always, numerous gigs to check out all over the country, whether they be outdoors blessing their good fortune, or safely indoors away from the sweltering heat. Here are just a few worth looking at. No Tomorrow: The Bonnevilles, Rhinos – Voodoo, Belfast; Saturday, July 5 The next installment of our new gig/club night No Tomorrow takes place at Belfast’s Voodoo on Saturday July 5. A garage rock duo double-header of sorts, much talked about twosome Rhinos will support one of the greatest double acts in all of the land, garage-blues…
Supported by new-fangled Belfast duo Rhinos, Missouri garage-punk trio Radkey played Belfast’s Oh Yeah Centre on Wednesday, June 25. Check our Sara Marsden’s photos from the show below.
Presented by yours truly, The Thin Air, the next installment of our monthly gig/club night No Tomorrow at Voodoo Belfast on Saturday, July 5 will see two of the country’s finest garage-rock duos lay masterful waste to eardrums, limbs and everything in between. Headlined by garage-blues twosome The Bonnevilles – a duo (pictured) with an incredible live reputation, bursting with energy and sweaty zeal – the show will also feature the Paul Currie-fronted Rhinos, a new fangled Belfast garage-noise duo who have had tongues wagging and ears rattling from the get go. Back-to-back, it’s safe to say that we’re very…
Formed in Belfast in September last year, garage rock duo Paul Currie and Laura Totten AKA Rhinos have really made a name for themselves following a handful of live shows these last couple of months. Counting the likes of Minor Threat, The Melvins and Andy Kaufman as influences, the pair have both played in a variety of local bands down the years, including T.A.R.T., Sinch, Hammer Bat, Buzzkill and others. Stripped back and launching straight for the jugular, Rhinos’ jagged garage-rock blitzkrieg is impressively captured on their debut single, ‘Rhino’. A call-and-response call to arms, the track was recorded by Clark Philips at the Joe…