In what we do, we’re lucky to hear a lot of kind words from people who appreciate the care we take in bringing this music back to life on stage.
Every bit of that encouragement means a lot. But every so often, someone connects with a performance on a deeper level—where it’s not just nostalgia, but something personal, emotional, and unexpectedly powerful. Those moments remind us why we travel, rehearse, refine, and work so hard to honour this music properly. And occasionally, a review captures that connection perfectly.
This is one of them…
“Magic happened in Bedford last night. From the moment the lights went down and you started to play the years slipped away. I was 20 again. Your performance and delivery were magnificent-power, anger, angst. The lyrics of Incubus and Fugazi spat with passion, commitment and belief. The armalite microphone stand spraying the audience with percussive vollies of drum beats whilst the guitarist played with the gentlest of touches.
You are no more a tribute act than an orchestra playing Beethoven. You are keeping unique musical masterpieces alive.
Your show touched my soul. Thank you. I look forward to the next show.”
