Once upon a time, SQ Magazine stated, “Kid Kapichi will still satisfy the new generation of adolescents with a heavy dose of teenage kicks”.
And really, do we ever stop needing our teenage kicks?
Tag: music
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Toots and The Maytals | De La Warr Pavilion
“From Kingston, Jamaica – we call him Toots. The man who gave us the word reggae with a song called “Do The Reggay” way back, and if you hang out with someone really ugly you can say “You huggin’ up the big Monkey Man”
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REVIEW: IS IT PUNK MUSIC? A YEAR WITH CASSELS
"Rodrigue Huart’s “Is It Punk Music? A Year with Cassels” flourishes by delivering every insightful and powerful moment shrouded in subtlety."
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REVIEW: Boardmasters Festival
"Sunday at Boardmasters was not the day of rest but rather the day of reckoning..."
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The Eggtooth Project: Hatching Potential
"The Eggtooth Project, a Hastings-based social enterprise that works with young people and families, is the organisation working alongside the Hastings Pier Charity for this year’s Zooquarium Festival."
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REVIEW: Someone Anyone Single Release
"Someone/Anyone’s lyrics are not sugar-coated but they’re never harsh, and their fans vary from those ready to dance to those intensely tuned into their sound."
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INTERVIEW: Kid Kapichi
Jack: We’re just waiting every day, checking our emails to see when we get something back.
Ben: Just waiting for it to blow our ball sacks off.
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REVIEW: ALIBI “Mama” Single Release
"The budding atmosphere gave the lads’ support bands more than enough adrenaline to work up the crowd just before Alibi’s exodus of bodacious guitar riffs, and the balmy and youthful tinge of For Days and Vicious Trinity. "
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REVIEW: Kid Kapichi at The Tub
"It’s easy to forget the comfort of a familiar melody or lyric, something that reminds you of time passed, a former self or old friends. For most, The Kid Kapichi’s music is a refreshing call home, to a place of warmth, to Hastings."
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