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| − | [[image:Negative_Eh_Cafe_Oto_Performance.jpg|right|thumb| | + | ==Biography== |
| − | Band from the late 1990s, featuring [[Richard Whyte]] (guitar), [[Rick Jensen]] (guitar/vocals) and [[Dean Brown]] (drums). They competed in the [[Contact 89FM]] [[Battle of the Bands 1997|Battle of the Bands]] in 1997. While in Hamilton they self-released the albums ''[[What the Fuck is Fahrenheit?]]'' (1997) and ''[[Hotel/Motel]]'' (1998) and a number of EPs. Between 1999 and 2000 all three members moved to Wellington, and since 2002 have released four albums under the name [[Nova Scotia]]. Brown and Jensen | + | [[image:Negative_Eh_Cafe_Oto_Performance.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Cafe Oto gig flyer (London, 2008)]] |
| + | Band from the late 1990s, featuring [[Richard Whyte]] (guitar), [[Rick Jensen]] (guitar/vocals) and [[Dean Brown]] (drums). They competed in the [[Contact 89FM]] [[Battle of the Bands 1997|Battle of the Bands]] in 1997. While in Hamilton they self-released the albums ''[[What the Fuck is Fahrenheit?]]'' (1997) and ''[[Hotel/Motel]]'' (1998) and a number of EPs. Between 1999 and 2000 all three members moved to Wellington, and since 2002 have released four albums under the name [[Nova Scotia]]. Brown and Jensen then moved to England, meaning that the band seldom has opportunities to play together. In 2008 they played a show at Cafe Oto in London (with Ben Spiers and Alex Mein Smith) and a split-12" with Dunedin band Eye is planned for release in 2011. | ||
| − | + | They also have numerous current solo projects: Dean Brown plays solo as [http://www.discogs.com/artist/Little+Skull Little Skull], Rick Jensen formed [http://www.myspace.com/therickjensentrio The Rick Jensen Trio/Quartet] and [http://www.myspace.com/theinsectexplosion The Insect Explosion], while Richard Whyte also performs as [http://soundcloud.com/dickwhyte Dick Whyte and his Golden Guitar] and [http://www.myspace.com/supercomposition Dick Whyte: Supercomposer]. | |
==Reviews== | ==Reviews== | ||
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*''Where Ghosts Go To Die'' review on the [http://www.unearthing.net/insample/insample_others.html Insample] website; "Latest installment from this trio sees them evolving into free-psyche territory on this limited lathe-cut release. Newest in a continuous line of NZ bands who may be the best in the world?" | *''Where Ghosts Go To Die'' review on the [http://www.unearthing.net/insample/insample_others.html Insample] website; "Latest installment from this trio sees them evolving into free-psyche territory on this limited lathe-cut release. Newest in a continuous line of NZ bands who may be the best in the world?" | ||
| − | *''Oceanography'' review | + | *''Oceanography'' review from the [http://www.unearthing.net/headshy/ Headshy] website; "Wellington trio Negative Eh embark on a voyage over gentle waves of feedback, sailing on a fair easterly drumbeat, encountering remote islands of fuzz." |
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| + | *Review of Nova Scotia's ''Tangiwai'' by Bruce Russell; "Proof that there is a genuine groundswell of this abstract music, these youngsters from Nowhere NZ take on all comers and come out of their corner sluggin'. This has a great sound, murk used cleverly to differentiate certain passages, then the sound leaps to the foreground in a genuinely scarey way. I have no idea how or really why this was all done, and to me that's the highest praise I can bestow. There are new things in heaven and earth, Horatio. Foreigners note - Tangiwai was a terrible NZ rail disaster in 1953, when the main trunk express was washed out by a lahar with the loss of 153 lives. Relevance uncertain." (Corpus Hermeticum print catalogue) | ||
==Releases (as Negative Eh)== | ==Releases (as Negative Eh)== | ||
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* ''As One Breathes Ones Last'' appears on the [[Mailorder]] compilation (10", Crawlspace Records, 1999) | * ''As One Breathes Ones Last'' appears on the [[Mailorder]] compilation (10", Crawlspace Records, 1999) | ||
| − | ==Releases (as | + | ==Releases (as Nova Scotia)== |
* [[Tangiwai]] (CD, Metonymic, 2002) | * [[Tangiwai]] (CD, Metonymic, 2002) | ||
* [[Ramses II]] (CD, Pseudo Arcana, 2005) | * [[Ramses II]] (CD, Pseudo Arcana, 2005) | ||
* [[Memphis]] (CD, Ikuisuus, 2008) | * [[Memphis]] (CD, Ikuisuus, 2008) | ||
* [[Revolt of Capricorn]] (CD, Nezvanova, 2009) | * [[Revolt of Capricorn]] (CD, Nezvanova, 2009) | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | + | [http://www.audiofoundation.org.nz/artist/nova-scotia Negative Eh/Nova Scotia on Audio Foundation]<br> | |
| − | + | [http://www.myspace.com/everythinghaspaused?ac=t Nova Scotia on MySpace] | |
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