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[[image:Duchess.jpg|right|thumb|"Duchess" shot from their "Raglan City" video]]
 
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''Duchess'' formed in Auckland in late 2004, and comprises ex-[[Handsome Geoffrey]] members [[Anna Coddington]] (guitar), [[Janna Hawkins]] (bass) and [[Aidee Walker]] (keyboards), with the addition of drummer ''Jonny Corker'' (ex-''Rubicon''); ''Walker'' moved from drums to keyboards with his addition. The band feature a heavier, noiser sound than they had in [[Handsome Geoffrey]]. To date they have released one self-titled EP.
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''Duchess'' formed in Auckland in late 2004, and comprised ex-[[Handsome Geoffrey]] members [[Anna Coddington]] (guitar), [[Janna Hawkins]] (bass) and [[Aidee Walker]] (keyboards), with the addition of drummer ''Jonny Corker'' (ex-''Rubicon''); ''Walker'' moved from drums to keyboards with his addition. The band featured a heavier, noiser sound than they had in [[Handsome Geoffrey]]. ''Duchess'' released one self-titled EP in 2005, and disbanded in 2006. In 2007, their "Raglan City" video won the "Best Indie Video" award at the 2007 Juice TV Awards.
  
 
==Releases==
 
==Releases==
[[Duchess EP|Duchess]] EP, in 2005.
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*[[Duchess EP|Duchess]] EP, in 2005<br>
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*''Pretty Girl'' appears on the 2004 promo CD [[NZ on Air Indie Hit Disc 31]]<br>
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*''You buried me alive'' appears on the 2005 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 75]]<br>
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*''Out and about'' appears on the 2006 compilation [[TFM Volume two]]
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*''Raglan City'' appears on the 2007 promo CD [[Kiwi Hit Disc 91]]
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 15:15, 29 May 2008

"Duchess" shot from their "Raglan City" video

Duchess formed in Auckland in late 2004, and comprised ex-Handsome Geoffrey members Anna Coddington (guitar), Janna Hawkins (bass) and Aidee Walker (keyboards), with the addition of drummer Jonny Corker (ex-Rubicon); Walker moved from drums to keyboards with his addition. The band featured a heavier, noiser sound than they had in Handsome Geoffrey. Duchess released one self-titled EP in 2005, and disbanded in 2006. In 2007, their "Raglan City" video won the "Best Indie Video" award at the 2007 Juice TV Awards.

Releases[edit]

External Links[edit]

Duchess MySpace Page