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[[image:BD4.jpg|right|thumb|''Bitter Defeat'''s debut performance, [[Nivara Lounge]], 17 August 2018; ''Duggan'' on keyboards on the far right]]
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A long time fan of the Hamilton music scene, ''Duggan'' has been involved in various roles, while at the same time keeping a relatively low profile. He started his involvement in the early 1990's writing a great many articles and reviews on Hamilton bands for [[Nexus]]. Following this, he worked as a [[Contact 89FM]] announcer for three years, hosting the NZ music show for two years and was NZ music playlist director for a year.
  
A long time fan of the Hamilton music scene, ''Duggan'' has been involved in various roles, while at the same time keeping a relatively low profile. He started his involvement in the early 1990s writing a number of articles and reviews on Hamilton bands for [[Nexus]] (1993-1994). Following this, he worked as a [[Contact 89FM]] announcer for three years, hosting the NZ music show for two years and was NZ music playlist director for one year.
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''Duggan'' also played at one stage with [[Spatula Death]]. More recently, he has been heavily involved in the htown wiki and along with [[Dan Duran]], is responsible for a great deal of it's content. He also made a number of bootleg recordings of Hamilton bands throughout the 1990's, and while only one of them has been released, ([[Inchworm]]'s 'Driver' on {{They came to take us alive]]), he is planning to release them in the future.
 
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''Duggan'' played on two occasions with [[Spatula Death]] (at the 1993 [[Avant Garbage (event)|Avant Garbage]] event and 2007 "reformation" at the [[Merry Moley Christmas Party]]). He made a number of bootleg recordings of Hamilton bands throughout the 1990s, although only one of them was ever released ([[Inchworm]]'s 'Driver' on the [[They came to take us alive]] compilation).
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Since 2006 he has been heavily involved in the [[htown wiki]] and is responsible for a great deal of its content. In 2014 he started the 'Hamilton Music Wiki' Facebook page, and since 2015 has contributed interviews to the [[Hamilton Underground Press]] website and [[HUPzine]]. Since 2018, he has been playing Casiotone for [[Bitter Defeat]], and with [[Rob Shirlow]] and [[Phil Grey]] has hosted the monthly Top 10 of new New Zealand releases show, 'Tekau Nga Waiata Pai' on [[The Hum]].
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==Selected Articles==
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*''Counting the Beet'' (an interview with The Bats), [[Nexus]], 19 July 1993
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*[[Spatula Death]], [[We Are Spatula]] album review, [[Nexus]], 4 October 1993
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*''UFO's are Coming'' (an interview with [[Nodrog]]), [[Nexus]], 23 May 1994
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*[[Romantic Andes]] Interview, [[Nexus]] 15 August, 1994
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