It's New Years Eve, 1989 and the world is a very different place. The rock and
roll renaissance is in full swing and finally the teenagers of a whole new era
have been given something to believe in. The biggest band on the planet have
reached the end of one of the single biggest tours of all time, where they find
themselves back in the arms of their home city, Dublin, Ireland. Their frontman
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Ian Curtis, Sylvia Plath, Kurt Cobain.
Each a tortured soul and troubled genius, beloved and adored by anyone but themselves. They're most abiding connection? Their art and world view was never truly appreciated, until long after their deaths. In Cobain's case, it can be argued that his poetry is still not fully embraced, as the nightclub throbs of remixed 'hits' will tell you. Ultimately the ...
Despite their youth, Belfast's The Late Twos already possess a legacy greater than even they realise. Through the release of their two EP's and subsequent tours, the band have amassed a mod army of followers reminiscent of 90's Mancunia. Tonight, they once again supplied a flawless performance of relative ease. Ryan Costley's bass lines hold an endless swagger, Ryan Bennentt's solo's shimmer li...
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