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Pearl Divers are a genuine tour-de-force and have an eclectic sound that draws inspiration from local legends, film scores, funk and much more. I caught up with Carl, the band’s guitar playing singer and songwriter, who discussed his broad range of visceral influences…
“I like most of the big Manc bands – don’t care what people say: Oasis, Roses, Happy Mondays, Smiths” he explained “I like a tune and I prefer less of the downer stuff, more positive, upbeat music. John Barry is a bit of an influence I suppose, Nile Rogers-love that stuff. I like a bit of the jazz influence thrown in…”
When it comes to performance Pearl Divers keep it classy. There is a confident Northern swagger, but it is fused with a wide variety of other sounds. It separates them from other acts that are happy to replicate previous bands. Pearl Divers are a one-off but remain accessible. Audiences will be seduced by their unique approach and musicianship.
“Our sound is like all over the show” said Carl “We have a couple of Bond themes, a prog track and few Manc style anthems. Strong melodies, simple verse chorus stuff with some jazzy harmony here and there.”
Pearl Divers are an original band steadily growing in reputation. Their sets promise a blend of styles and well-crafted tunes. The positive and inimitable fusion has seen the band acquire some well-known admirers…”James Bay heard a track of ours called This Life and said it was a hit record” recalled Carl “Steve Craddock of Ocean Colour Scene said our E.P was amazing. We had Jim Glennie from James come to a gig at the Blue Cat…”
It’s also a great chance to catch the uniquely brilliant Dominic Carlton Jones, current winner of the Salford Star’s Best Act Award. His album Salford Punk Poetry Sadness Death New Life was an absolute triumph. As the title suggests, Dominic used highly personal subject matter to construct a beautiful, moving and heartfelt album. In short, if there was a better album last year, we must have missed it.
Get along to Malaga Drift to catch two outstanding local acts…
Pearl Divers and Dominic Carlton Jones
18th May 8pm free
Malaga Drift
1 Church Street Eccles, M30 0DF
For further details see the Facebook event page – click here
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Saturday in Buxton for Music on the Marketplace charity fundraiser.
Logic Systems Pro Audio LTD Compact Array in Nd215 with 2CA format & 2 LM20 monitors.
Bands were;
Eddie & The Wolves
Jack’s got a plan
25th Hour
Jonny Dysfunctional
Tiny Echoes
Frank Hunter Trio
The Joe Jackson Project
PEARL DIVERS
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Many thanks to Christopher Bucko Buckley and The Vault, Buxton for having us last night as part of the HighPeak Festival- and MainLine Show Productions for doing the sound for FREE. And big thank you to Jeff Black for last minute depping the bass for us! and proving after all that there is death after death 🤣
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Buxton High Peak Live added a new photo.
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Our DJ booth hasn’t been out for a while, since Adamski used it in fact. All part found and checked ready for KKlass next weekend.
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8 Port Network Switch POE HP2530-8G£100Heywood Distribution Park8 Port Gigabit network switch with Power over Ethernet
In flightcase with Ethercon patch panel
These were purchased and cased for a project that never came to fruition.
The switch, case, patch and associated parts were over £300 each new.
Apart from set-up and testing they have never been used or out of our workshop.…
We have 4 identical unit available
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Pearl Divers among other great acts. All for a good charity cause!
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Pearl Divers among other great acts. All for a good charity cause!
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