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| − | ''Vorn'' was born in Tauranga, eventually moving to Hamilton after playing in a number of New Plymouth bands. In Hamilton ''Vorn'' played in [[The Living Room]]; gigs in this band included [[Battle of the Bands 1998]]. After the demise of this band ''Vorn'' recorded his first album, [[Normal the Normal Normal]], in 1999. ''Vorn'' then moved to Wellington, where he has continued to release music in a solo capacity. His first Hamilton recording was re-released in 2008 on the [[Powertool Records]] CD [[What Not To Do, A Record Of Early Embarrassments]]. Since 2003 he has also performed in ''Dangerpin'' with ''Christopher Agar'', releasing two EPs (''The Leapy EP'' and ''The Beepy EP'') and an album (''Dangerpin in Albumen). | + | ''Vorn Colgan'' was born in Tauranga, eventually moving to Hamilton after playing in a number of New Plymouth bands. In Hamilton ''Vorn'' played in [[The Living Room]]; gigs in this band included [[Battle of the Bands 1998]]. After the demise of this band ''Vorn'' recorded his first album, [[Normal the Normal Normal]], in 1999. ''Vorn'' then moved to Wellington, where he has continued to release music in a solo capacity. His first Hamilton recording was re-released in 2008 on the [[Powertool Records]] CD [[What Not To Do, A Record Of Early Embarrassments]]. Since 2003 he has also performed in ''Dangerpin'' with ''Christopher Agar'', releasing two EPs (''The Leapy EP'' and ''The Beepy EP'') and an album (''Dangerpin in Albumen''). |
==Selected Releases== | ==Selected Releases== | ||
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*''Vorn and the'' album, 2008 | *''Vorn and the'' album, 2008 | ||
*[[What Not To Do, A Record Of Early Embarrassments]], 2008 | *[[What Not To Do, A Record Of Early Embarrassments]], 2008 | ||
| + | *''Modern Classics'' album, 2009 | ||
*Black Forest Clocks appears on the 2008 compilation [[Bulletholes 3: The Best is Yet to Come]] | *Black Forest Clocks appears on the 2008 compilation [[Bulletholes 3: The Best is Yet to Come]] | ||
| + | *Make yourself useful appears on the 2006 compilation [[Kaleidoscope World Series 23]] | ||
| + | *Everything is futile appears on the 2006 compilation [[Kaleidoscope World Series 22]] | ||
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[[category:bands]] | [[category:bands]] | ||
[[category:people]] | [[category:people]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:09, 23 January 2015
Vorn Colgan was born in Tauranga, eventually moving to Hamilton after playing in a number of New Plymouth bands. In Hamilton Vorn played in The Living Room; gigs in this band included Battle of the Bands 1998. After the demise of this band Vorn recorded his first album, Normal the Normal Normal, in 1999. Vorn then moved to Wellington, where he has continued to release music in a solo capacity. His first Hamilton recording was re-released in 2008 on the Powertool Records CD What Not To Do, A Record Of Early Embarrassments. Since 2003 he has also performed in Dangerpin with Christopher Agar, releasing two EPs (The Leapy EP and The Beepy EP) and an album (Dangerpin in Albumen).
Selected Releases[edit]
- Normal the Normal Normal album, 1999
- Not Quite as Good album, 2001
- Thunk! album, 2006
- Vorn and the album, 2008
- What Not To Do, A Record Of Early Embarrassments, 2008
- Modern Classics album, 2009
- Black Forest Clocks appears on the 2008 compilation Bulletholes 3: The Best is Yet to Come
- Make yourself useful appears on the 2006 compilation Kaleidoscope World Series 23
- Everything is futile appears on the 2006 compilation Kaleidoscope World Series 22
