Posts Tagged William Daymond

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October 1, 2014 by Simon Sweetman

The Winebox Inquiry: The Winebox Inquiry

The Winebox Inquiry The Winebox Inquiry Independent/Bandcamp The Winebox Inquiry is the solo project of William Daymond, a Wellington-based musician seemingly collecting bands to play in – at last count it was, er, dozens. And here he plays everything – writing and singing too – with this self-titled seven-track EP available at a “name your […]

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July 17, 2014 by Simon Sweetman

The Flying Sorcerers: The Self Fulfilling Prophecies of The Flying Sorcerers

The Flying Sorcerers The Self Fulfilling Prophecies of The Flying Sorcerers (Independent/Bandcamp) Here we go here’s eight songs in just over 10 minutes – yep, nothing over 90 seconds – but all nailed with the ruthless efficiency and Tardis-of-melody  approach of Guided by Voices. This Kiwi three-piece (Margaret Gordon, William Daymond, Paul Glubb) mixes Byrds-ian […]

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December 14, 2012 by Simon Sweetman

Five Albums I’m Loving Right Now: William Daymond

William Daymond is a music historian and collector, third year History student at Victoria University and a musician (member of Axemen, The Flying Sorcerers, The Pickups, and Terror of the Deep, to name a few). Here are five albums Flying Nun Bootlegs he’s loving right now… 1 – The Enemy. Demo Tape, Harlequin Studios, Auckland, […]