Guitar pop from Palmerston North, though not quite in the same league of shimmering textural guitar as Chris Heaphy’s later band Dissolve their 1985 EP ‘Waiting for a Wave’ has the odd hook and shows promise. Named after the Central Otago mountain range.
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Dribbling Darts was Matthew Bainnsters post-Sneaky Feelings song-writing vehicle from 1989-1993. Known for their catchy singlecand silly video ‘Hey Judith’.
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The pop outgrowth of Ex-Christchurch song-writer Dave Yetton (Ex Jean-Paul Sartre Experience), who’s backing band has included a couple generations of well-known kiwi performers, including Pluto’s rhythm section at one point.
Nigel Corbett, Alan and Lindsay Gregg, Greg Malcolm and Rhys Bevan. Discography Fun In The Key Of E [1987 Meltdown Melt006] Industrial Sunset [1987 Meltdown Melt007] Links BandCamp Page LastFM Photo’s on Flickr