Indafusion @ Henry's Cellar Bar

crowd-surfing is some feat in this venue

Article by Nick Mitchell | 12 Nov 2006
With Cayto cancelling, it's left to the support bands to carry the rock baton tonight at Henry's. North Atlantic Oscillation (3 Skinnys) open with a set of intelligent rock that oscillates between intricate musicality and full-on thrashing. Consisting of a drummer and a single guitarist/laptop-programmer, they play sophisticated Filter-esque rock that is impressive although evidently demanding live. Support act number two are Morphon (2 Skinnys), a trio of guitar, keys and drums who really fail to illicit any kind of reaction with their nondescript, cod-atmospheric metal. Tonight's surrogate headliners, Indafusion (2 Skinnys), attract a rowdy band of devotees to the fray, who mosh and air-strum to every chord, falling onstage and even crowd-surfing (some feat in this venue). Yet their music doesn't match the mania, consisting as it does of well played but cringingly hackneyed Aerosmith guitars and unstructured, haphazard platitudes. [Nick Mitchell]
http://www.indafusion.co.uk/