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The Tune Inn - Acton - Sept 18th 2008 “Some young newbies were in town and I am most sorry that I forget the name of their band. They turned in an excellent set of original songs, played with panache, enthusiasm, power, fire and skill. They really were THAT good. Pop/rock is how I think you'd describe them, definitely not Indie, and their stage presence was of a different class. I am sure that they will go a long way.”
Mak - The Sesh - July 2008 As much as I liked The DIYs, no one in The Linnet last night could of knocked headliners and scunthorpes finest, Never Seds performance. After winning the Hullvibe MP3 chart for June they came across with a point to prove. And prove it they did. Top marks all round for professionalism, musicianship and spirit. Great guys. Not really my style at a distance yet I found myself nodding and tapping my feet throughout and all said, I really enjoyed their set. Good work fellas. They even brought a few with them which is rare for an outta town band so even more respect to them. Theyll be back thats for sure. Top lads. Ronnie Myers - Lincoln Castle - June 2008 Dear lads, I am the bloke who came up to you and explained that I was a retired Sergeant Major and have heard thousands of bands and never got excited at any of them. Your band however had me tapping my hands and feet big style and when I got back home I told my wife and she could not believe me. Thank you so much for the free CD (I love the track called conversation and play it in my car constantly. There has only ever been one group that I am interested in and that is a band called 10 cc. 10 cc were once voted the most talented group on earth and your music style reminded me so much of them. Keep the keyboards in as much as you can as this instrument seems to be lost these days and the way you change the beat from fast to slow and back again is brilliant. You have certainly won this old fuddy duddy over. You were by far the best band on the night and I look forward to seeing you again Flatrabbitmusic - Aug 2007
First up were Neversed, a band I've seen a few
times now and a band, I have to say, each time get beter and better. In Josh
Hindley they have a great frontman who commands attention throughout,
injecting just the right amount of humour into the proceedings, and the band
as a whole now put much more into their visual performance.
The self-proclaimed blungsters are rapidly building a strong & varied
set list with some fine melodies and catchy hooks and the stand-out numbers
for me were "Dirty Sexy" and the almost rockabilly-esque "Its Getting Dark".
Chris Hunsley's bass and Chas Cades drums knitted together nicely and Nick
Pinchbeck added some neat keyboard touches in the down-tempo "Yesterday". It
was good stuff from Neversed and it would be no
surprise to see them in this years final
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