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==Bio== | ==Bio== | ||
[[Image:5clerics02.jpg|right|thumb|The Clerics - photo by [[petrajane.com]]]] | [[Image:5clerics02.jpg|right|thumb|The Clerics - photo by [[petrajane.com]]]] | ||
| − | The Clerics | + | The Clerics were a three piece band based in Hamilton, New Zealand. They play short tunes with bass, keys, guitar, drums and voice. |
| − | Clerics live shows | + | Clerics live shows were lively affairs. |
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The Clerics formed in mid-late 2004 and played their first live show in October 2004. In February 2005 The Clerics released their debut album ''[[Graveyard of the Dead]]'', a nine track album (with bonus video Cautions). In June 2005 The Clerics commenced a nationwide tour with [[Gadget Goose]] and [[Amy Racecar]]. July/August 2005 saw The Clerics hit the road to support the release of their second album ''[[The Bitches Will Fly]]'', with a tour across the North and South Island. October 2005 saw the third album release from them, capping off their year with ''[[Desperation on the Dancefloor]]''. This album marked a departure from previous releases by The Clerics with the exclusion of guitars, instead using only voice, bass, keys and programmed drums. | + | The Clerics formed in mid-late 2004 and played their first live show in October 2004. In February 2005 The Clerics released their debut album ''[[Graveyard of the Dead]]'', a nine track album (with bonus video Cautions). In June 2005 The Clerics commenced a nationwide tour with [[Gadget Goose]] and [[Amy Racecar]]. July/August 2005 saw The Clerics hit the road to support the release of their second album ''[[The Bitches Will Fly]]'', with a tour across the North and South Island. October 2005 saw the third album release from them, capping off their year with ''[[Desperation on the Dancefloor]]''. This album marked a departure from previous releases by The Clerics with the exclusion of guitars, instead using only voice, bass, keys and programmed drums, due to their drummer being in rehab. |
| − | The Clerics played around 30 shows through 2005. They last played in late November 2005 and are currently ' | + | The Clerics played around 30 shows through 2005. They last played in late November 2005 and are currently 'broken up'. |
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 3 February 2009
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Bio[edit]
The Clerics were a three piece band based in Hamilton, New Zealand. They play short tunes with bass, keys, guitar, drums and voice.
Clerics live shows were lively affairs.
Members[edit]
- Mahaj Baldavich: drums/voice
- Vince Cunnington: bass/voice
- Babar keys/guitar/voice
History[edit]
The Clerics formed in mid-late 2004 and played their first live show in October 2004. In February 2005 The Clerics released their debut album Graveyard of the Dead, a nine track album (with bonus video Cautions). In June 2005 The Clerics commenced a nationwide tour with Gadget Goose and Amy Racecar. July/August 2005 saw The Clerics hit the road to support the release of their second album The Bitches Will Fly, with a tour across the North and South Island. October 2005 saw the third album release from them, capping off their year with Desperation on the Dancefloor. This album marked a departure from previous releases by The Clerics with the exclusion of guitars, instead using only voice, bass, keys and programmed drums, due to their drummer being in rehab. The Clerics played around 30 shows through 2005. They last played in late November 2005 and are currently 'broken up'.
Releases[edit]
- Graveyard of the Dead (February 2005)
- The Bitches Will Fly (June 2005)
- Desperation on the Dancefloor (October 2005)
- Cautions and The Freedom appear on the 2005 compilation Flip Your Lid Volume One
- Cautions (video) appears on 2005 A Low Hum DVD 2 compilation
Label[edit]
Hit Your Head Music
