Nige and Trev

Yaow-yaowdah! Misery has never been so much fun. This little blues song is a delight to Ron's earlobes. Nige and Trev are the twins of tomfoolery, the sacred brace of oafs that we all need to brighten up our sorry Soundclick lives. Red shirts, leather from the stick, initials in the cement, misery, misery, misery....oh yeahhhhh. Tougher action would have been taken indeed....gloriously lazy slide licks, deliciously blue, female backing vocals and typically guttural FF rankings, rink lungs, auto-correct madness...of course I mean rantings...hurrah...huzzah...praise the lard for N&T and the endless supply of Jackdaw Cheese. Min dock!

Amoebas...and now lobsters. Hmmm... Nige and Trev claim that Professor Shylock is from outer space, that he made the human race and apparently he's got a face like a lobster. The thing is, I believe them. Nige and Trev's message for us all is clear as a murky puddle. They've given up everything for you, their house, their wife, their friends, everything...well, everything except their guitars, drums, microphones and recording equipment otherwise how on earth would this jaunty little ditty have been recorded? And now on to the song itself....Frank Fish's tirelessly creative verbal diarrhoea continues to dart and flow against the relentless backdrop of Clackie's chattering, stuttering guitars and Whale Marshall's eggy percussion. Dog barks, coughs and raspberries punctuate the jagged, snappy, cartoon rhythms. "He didn't have a drink since last November" sings FF, "...but he's still drunk all day long". That just about sums up how this song makes me feel. I am drunk on Nige and Trev...som

Well folks, I for one believe wholeheartedly in Nige and Trev. This new N&T composition is another little gem from the quirky Oxford duo and it doesn't disappoint in any way. Frank Fish's opening religious rant informs us that he "threw a brick through the vicar's window" and his gravelly Cutteslowe snarling is perfectly balanced by snippets of Bronwyn Leonard's beautiful gospelly jazz vocal. Not sure I've ever heard Nige and Trev 'go reggae' before but 'I Believe in Nothing' most certainly slips effortlessly into a reggae feel but then before we know what's happening we're suddenly immersed in smoky jazz, with a lazy blues lick creeping in and then it's the unique full blown Nige and Trev controlled chaos, an undefined outpouring from the very gut and soul, straight from the memory of the screaming womb. "I've lost myself in the blues..." growls an emotional Frank as Bronwyn softly moans "oh you and me baby..." and they've got us, hook line and sinker and as we hang in mid air, holdi

My life is 100% more enriched after listening to Nige and Trev's latest Audio masterpiece 'Life is Missing'. Yes, You've done it again lads. Yet another stunningly unique, in-yer-face, pulsating roller coaster of a rock song....and by 'rock' I don't mean the usual yawning, tired, predictable, regurgitated, cliched, meaningless junk that normally appears in that genre of music ....this is a fresh, spontaneous, heart-stoppingly raw and juicy slice of dirty guitar tomfoolery with pounding stop/start drums and a growling, snarling vocal that echoes the spirit of Captain Beefheart. Nige and Trev are unlike any other band I have ever heard. Always a uniquely refreshing and often challenging listening experience...make no mistake, these guys continually manage to capture moments of pure magic in their compositions. Nige and Trev are out there on their own. Total creative genius in my opinion! Bless you Mr Clack and Mr Fish and your beloved musical associates. Your sense of the absurd mak

WORKZ OF aRt..... YAAAHHHH ahhh ROCK>>> Drumnjon