The Bees - Who Cares What The Question Is

A mate of mine Zag loves is honey, and when it comes to sweet tunes, he just can't go past The Bees...

They say that all the bees of the world are going missing. It's a bit of a mystery, and a frightening one at that. For a World without bees is a world I would not like to be a part of.

Luckily there are still a few of them left. Take this southern bluesy outfit from England for instance. Also know as A Band Of Bees, they take us back to a time when love was free, a dime bag cost a dime (ya dig?) and Keith Richards didn't look like a well worn leather saddle.

So if you're having a hard day at work, don't fret for I have the answer.
Who cares what the question is.

TO THE BEE MOBILE!

Zag


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The Betty Airs - Standing/Waiting

We've all been there before - a mate starts a band, bangs on about how good they are for six months, then invites you to the first gig. Your impressed... because it's a mate. Then you're asked to attend show after show, which you do, but would you really be there if it wasn't a mate standing up on that stage?

I've recently had the delight of watching a mate's band start and play gig after gig, but what's made it even more enjoyable is the fact that they're actually awesome, and I'd be happy to shell out my own coin to see them play live (in fact they make us anyway). 

I'm talking about Sydney's Betty Airs. A three piece made up of Darren Cross (from Gerling and E.L.F. fame) and Christian Campano and Michael Zagoridis who belt out some damn fine tunes, and know how to keep a crowd entertained for the duration of their set. 

Whether it's Campano's ripe dance moves or Darren's sweet stage robes, or Zag's bushy hair and oh so sexy drumming style, these lads are destined for greatness. Well, that's what Zag's lady friend's psychic says. So get on board now and join me down the front row.

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