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| − | Inspector Moog was a short lived band from the late 1990s, featuring [[Grant Brodie]], [[Louisa Soanes]], [[Rob Talsma]] and [[Sarah Ferguson]] (the latter three also of [[Tobermorie]]). The band released one album in 1999, [[Wait!]]. A track off the album, ''Milk Biscuit Boy'', appears on the movie ''The Locals'' [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387357/](directed by [[Greg Page]]) and its associated soundtrack. Rob and Sarah moved to England and formed [[Girlinky]], while Grant (also late of [[Dribbly Cat Attraction]], [[Tweeter]] and [[Grok]] now lives in Auckland. | + | Inspector Moog was a short lived band from the late 1990s, featuring [[Grant Brodie]], [[Louisa Soanes]], [[Rob Talsma]] and [[Sarah Ferguson]] (the latter three also of [[Tobermorie]]). The band released one album in 1999, [[Wait!]]. A track off the album, ''Milk Biscuit Boy'', appears on the movie ''The Locals'' [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387357/](directed by [[Greg Page]]) and its associated [[The Locals]] soundtrack. Rob and Sarah moved to England and formed [[Girlinky]], while Grant (also late of [[Dribbly Cat Attraction]], [[Tweeter]] and [[Grok]] now lives in Auckland. |
Utilising synths more than other Htown bands, Inspector Moog had a very disctinctive sound. | Utilising synths more than other Htown bands, Inspector Moog had a very disctinctive sound. | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 16 June 2006
Inspector Moog was a short lived band from the late 1990s, featuring Grant Brodie, Louisa Soanes, Rob Talsma and Sarah Ferguson (the latter three also of Tobermorie). The band released one album in 1999, Wait!. A track off the album, Milk Biscuit Boy, appears on the movie The Locals [1](directed by Greg Page) and its associated The Locals soundtrack. Rob and Sarah moved to England and formed Girlinky, while Grant (also late of Dribbly Cat Attraction, Tweeter and Grok now lives in Auckland.
Utilising synths more than other Htown bands, Inspector Moog had a very disctinctive sound.
