The first band we saw were Ten Zero One (8) a young band (all
members 15 years old) from various parts of Devon. The band having played at
the O2 in London, Plymouth SU bar probably seemed rather small.
The band kicked off their set with an amazing cover of “Slither”, a song originally performed by Velvet Revolver which was clearly meant as a statement of intent. Despite their junior years their proficiently with their instruments and lead singer/ bassist Max’s vocals were of a very high standard.
The band kicked off their set with an amazing cover of “Slither”, a song originally performed by Velvet Revolver which was clearly meant as a statement of intent. Despite their junior years their proficiently with their instruments and lead singer/ bassist Max’s vocals were of a very high standard.
The remainder of their set consisted of self-penned songs, although
not all hit the mark square on, they were all enjoyable. Highlights “Pigs of
War”, “Look at Me” and “Crazy Jane”. The two guitarists were very talented seamlessly
playing complex solos and hard rocking riffs. Max was a good frontman despite
his slight stature trading banter with the band and the audience.
This was the sound of a tight unit who were confident playing
together. Their set ended on their most effective song “On the Edge” with its staccato
feel and repeated chorus building up layers of the song. This is a band to go
watch now and to expect big things from in the future.
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