60s psychedelic and garage

Zoot was a four piece pop/rock band formed in Adelaide, South Australia in 1965. As a group, they relocated to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia and performed in several Australian cities under a variety of names until they went professional in 1968, then adopted the name Zoot. Two of the more notable members of Zoot were founder Beeb Birtles, who also founded the Little River Band in 1975 and Rick Springfield who, after moving to the United States in 1972, achieved international fame as a solo artist, songwriter and actor.

Kenetics, a 5 piece band, Biggleswade. Twisting intricate riffs with Sophisticated vocals producing battle-like scenes in the form of moshing, within the room that they lie. Selling out at their first gig in December 10, have since then played all over the shop, from the local scene to London, despite none of the band driving they are are convinced about going further afield. They also plan to have another freshly baked in store batch of songs to come our way in the coming months, so watch this space!

There are several artist go by or have gone by the name, The Factory: 1) "Why don't you come and see us play" said a group of young musicians to BRIAN CARROLL at a summer party back in 1967. The FACTORY were three boys from Surrey in England at the height of Jimi Hendrix and the whole flower power fantasy of the summer of love. Through the haze of cities covered in smoke from a generation that was expanding their minds came thousands of groups and musicians waiting for the break that would take them from a seedy club to a recording contract.

There has been more than one band called The Preachers, including an American band of the 60s and a Swedish garage punk band of the 80s. To compare Sydney newcomers The Preachers to any musical acts would be unfair. Not that they don