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[[image:Dchwiki.jpg|right|thumb|Daisy Chain Halo - Carl, Luke and Corinna]] | [[image:Dchwiki.jpg|right|thumb|Daisy Chain Halo - Carl, Luke and Corinna]] | ||
| − | The nucleus of what would later become Daisy Chain Halo began life | + | The nucleus of what would later become Daisy Chain Halo began life as ''Porch'' in Wellington, 1998. When Porch disbanded in 1999, [[Carl Watkins]] and [[Corinna Watts]] continued writing and performing as a duo, deciding to move to Hamilton later that year. The duo arrived in Hamilton in early 2000, relocating on the basis of Htown's reputation as New Zealand's rock capital and its central location. Songwriting team Carl and Corinna formed the core of the band, with drummers changing several times during the band's lifespan. Daisy Chain Halo ended in May 2005, due to drummer [[Luke Hale]]'s desire to focus on his jazz-fusion exploration with fellow Hamilton band [[Apollo]]. The split was not acrimonious, with all three members remaining good friends.<br> |
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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==Bio== | ==Bio== | ||
| − | Daisy Chain Halo (DCH) was born when Wellington post-grunge underdogs ''Porch'' split due to the usual 'differing musical directions'. | + | Daisy Chain Halo (DCH) was born when Wellington post-grunge underdogs ''Porch'' split due to the usual 'differing musical directions'. Founding member Carl Watkins, and Corinna Watts, decided to go it alone.<br> |
Having shed their electric skin the band, then with former ''Pushkin'' drummer ''BJ Hiha'', felt they needed to make a career move and relocate to somewhere more central and closer to NZ’s largest city, Auckland. Although they had never been there previously, they settled on Hamilton, moving at the beginning of 2000.<br> | Having shed their electric skin the band, then with former ''Pushkin'' drummer ''BJ Hiha'', felt they needed to make a career move and relocate to somewhere more central and closer to NZ’s largest city, Auckland. Although they had never been there previously, they settled on Hamilton, moving at the beginning of 2000.<br> | ||
