Noorderslag – Moke and DeWolff

Moke, the Britrock band from Amsterdam led by the Irish Felix Maginn, has been around for a few years now and has built quite a reputation. Musically they’re very close to Paul Weller (with whom they’ve also toured)

A lot younger is the band DeWolff, not to mention it’s members. Three teenagers armed with a drumkit, a Hammond and a guitar, they rock the stage with a sound that draws it’s energy from the early years of psychedelic rock. Old bands like The Doors, Deep Purple, Taste. A fantastic sound and room to spare for long jams and all that brought with youthful enthusiasm. The only problem I had was the same I had with the afternoon session at Platosonic: a huge drumsolo at the start of the set. I’m not that big a fan of most drum-solos anyway, but to put them at the beginning of the set just kills the flow of the gig. Apart from that point of criticism a great gig

Related posts:

1. PlatoSonic – Anne Soldaat, Bettie Serveert, DeWolff and Charlene
2. Noorderslag – Bettie Serveert and Anne Soldaat
3. Noorderslag – a start
4. Noorderslag – C-Mon & Kypsky and the Metropole Orchestra
5. Noorderslag – Laura Jansen, Lola Kite and Awkward I