Sad news! Ulrich is leaving us to move overseas to greyer pastures (hear the lamentations of the women). So - the good news! We're looking for a new singer to join our merry band. We don't expect someone to sing and prance like Ulrich per se, we just want someone that we can get along with and who can commit to 1 practise session a week, 10 or so gigs a year and for recording a full length cd down the track. All songs are collectively written by the band with shared input. For reference our early works are on our EP 'Ovum' on iTunes/cd and YouTube. Please email knightsofthespatchcock@gmail.com or Facebook us if you are interested. Ulrich will continue to gig with us in the meantime until we find someone / he leaves. |
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On a glorious sunny Canberra afternoon in February of 2009 The Knights of the Spatchcock were formed. This primordial egg was hatched during an impromptu jam between 5 good friends with diverse musical interests, resulting in some listenable material that resembled nothing that each had individually created before. The Canberra based Knights of the Spatchcock take pride in their work and place having fun over taking themselves too seriously. |
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This tale begins best with the introduction of Bon Davo and Brendan. At a tender young age Bon Davo was inflicted with the dubious pleasure of meeting Brendan when their respective parents met to discuss weighty adult matters at the local church. Brendan was still a virgin at this time; we’re not sure about Bon Davo. When they first met, Brendan was impressed with how serious, constipated, frail and generally uptight Bon Davo was. He had presumed that only old people acted this way and found it to be both odd and curious at the same time. For his part, Bon Davo envied Brendan’s bowl haircut and his extra tight red jumper that his mother had knitted him. They were not to meet again until some 15 years later, when Bon Davo had the even more dubious pleasure of discovering Brendan at a party, where Brendan was unable to walk, talk or generally behave articulately due to an excessive propensity to imbibe hard liquor. |
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