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Mar 19, 2022 · Free Peace Suite followed at the height of Britpop and Dodgy were everywhere. But then it all seemed to disappear, just as the optimism of this British music scene dimmed loads of bands vanished from the charts (and their record companies books). Without this turning into Spinal Tap I had the chance to talk with Mathew Priest (the drummer from ...
The band was formed by Nigel Clark, Mathew Priest, and Andy Miller. Relocating from Worcestershire to London in 1988, Clark and Priest played together in the trio Purple, with Frederic Colier on the bass. They recruited guitarist Ben Lurie, who left the band after one week to join The Jesus and Mary Chain and was replaced by Miller. After ...
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An Interview with Mathew Priest of Dodgy. By @Steve Crabtree. Part of the iconic 90s Britpop scene, songs like “In A Room” and “Good Enough” have stood the test of time and Dodgy are still touring. They join Black Grape and Cast in Millenium Square for a gig this summer, and we caught up with drummer Mathew Priest to talk about the 90s ...
Oct 23, 2023 · An old picture of Dodgy - David Bassey, Matthew Priest and Andy Miller Credit: News Group Newspapers Ltd. Dodgy will be coming together for The Brit Fest, a festival dedicated to showcasing the ...
‘What Are We Fighting For’, the fifth album from the original Dodgy line-up of Nigel Clark, Mathew Priest and Andy Miller – was released on Cherry Red Records in 2017 to amazing reviews and was the first collection of new material since their critically acclaimed reunion album, ‘Stand Upright In A Cool Place’ in 2012.
One of the 1990s’ quintessential bands is back, on form and playing in Lancashire next week. MALCOLM WYATT spoke with Dodgy’s Mathew Priest about fame, fortune and gigs on the village hall circuit
