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| − | ''Pugnaut'' existed in the mid-1990's, and included [[Christian Livingstone]] (guitar) | + | ''Pugnaut'' existed in the mid-1990's, and included [[Christian Livingstone]] (guitar), [[Louisa Soanes]] (bass) and [[Ben Cole]] (drums). ''Livingstone'' went on to [[Trinket]] (1997-2000) and [[The Datsuns]] (2000-present). ''Cole'' also joined [[the Datsuns]] in late-2006, as a replacement for original drummer [[Matt Osment]]. ''Soanes'' went on to [[Tobermorie]] and [[Inspector Moog]]. |
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| + | The band had the song ''Jimmy the TFC'' included on the 1996 compilation [[In Love With This Town]]. The band also made the finals of the "Hatching Battle of the Bands", performing at the Powerstation in Auckland on November 15 1997. ''Soanes'' played in the final immediately after having a cast removed from her wrist, having broken it on the night of the semi-finals on September 13. | ||
| + | ==Published Articles== | ||
| + | *''Injury Fails to Stop Band's Dream'', [[Waikato Times]], 29 October 1997 | ||
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Revision as of 11:15, 22 July 2008
Pugnaut existed in the mid-1990's, and included Christian Livingstone (guitar), Louisa Soanes (bass) and Ben Cole (drums). Livingstone went on to Trinket (1997-2000) and The Datsuns (2000-present). Cole also joined the Datsuns in late-2006, as a replacement for original drummer Matt Osment. Soanes went on to Tobermorie and Inspector Moog.
The band had the song Jimmy the TFC included on the 1996 compilation In Love With This Town. The band also made the finals of the "Hatching Battle of the Bands", performing at the Powerstation in Auckland on November 15 1997. Soanes played in the final immediately after having a cast removed from her wrist, having broken it on the night of the semi-finals on September 13.
Published Articles
- Injury Fails to Stop Band's Dream, Waikato Times, 29 October 1997
