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| − | Rob Shirlow has lived in Hamilton since 2005. He played | + | [[image:hupzines.jpg|right|thumb|Hamilton Underground Press' ''[[HUPzine]] issue 1]] |
| + | ''Rob Shirlow'' has lived in Hamilton since 2005. He played bass guitar in [[Sora Shima]] (2007-2010), [[Ancient Tapes]] from its inception in 2014 until they ceased playing in July 2017, and more recently is fronting [[Bitter Defeat]] (2016-present). In August 2016 he played floor tom and snare drum in [[Bandfandango]] band [[Hippo Crypts]]. In his home country of Wales, Shirlow played bass in various bands, most notably ''Giraffe'', an indie band who supported the likes of ''Stereolab'', ''Do Make Say Think'', and ''Gorky's Zygotic Mynci''. | ||
| − | In 2013 he founded Gravel Streak | + | In 2013 he founded [[Gravel Streak Records]], with the release of Sora Shima's [[Empress]] EP on 10" lathecut, and in March 2015 he founded [[Hamilton Underground Press]], an organization which writes about music in Hamilton, records podcasts, prints [[HUPzine|zines]], and organizes live shows. |
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Latest revision as of 18:04, 16 August 2018
Rob Shirlow has lived in Hamilton since 2005. He played bass guitar in Sora Shima (2007-2010), Ancient Tapes from its inception in 2014 until they ceased playing in July 2017, and more recently is fronting Bitter Defeat (2016-present). In August 2016 he played floor tom and snare drum in Bandfandango band Hippo Crypts. In his home country of Wales, Shirlow played bass in various bands, most notably Giraffe, an indie band who supported the likes of Stereolab, Do Make Say Think, and Gorky's Zygotic Mynci.
In 2013 he founded Gravel Streak Records, with the release of Sora Shima's Empress EP on 10" lathecut, and in March 2015 he founded Hamilton Underground Press, an organization which writes about music in Hamilton, records podcasts, prints zines, and organizes live shows.
