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November 27!

Colgate Sonic Power 360 Toothbrush review.

Colgate Sonic Power 360 Electric Toothbrush review - By David.

General Details: I purchased this brush last Sunday for two reasons. A) I needed a new toothbrush. B) It was on special. Initially I wasn't aware it was an electric toothbrush as I was in a rush.

Price: Pretty reasonable at around $12NZD.

Design: Very nice design with this brush. Lightweight and the head is small enough that it can get all those hard to reach places. It runs off a single AAA battery which makes it slightly heavier than a regular brush, but not by much. One thing I should point out is that the cap at the bottom holding in the battery does come off quite easily. It is very easy to accidentally remove if you are holding the brush too far down the shaft during a rigorous brushing session. It is available in four different colours. Blue, Green, Purple and Orange.

Performance: Excellent. Cleans really well and I noticed the difference after just one brushing session.

Overall: This is my first experience with an electrified toothbrush and I am pretty impressed. It gives a really good clean and it looks wicked. I would reccomend this brush to anyone thinking of graduating to an electic brush for the first time or anyone looking for a brush that will leave your mouth feeling clean.

Here is a picture of my brush in context with my Colgate Advanced Whitening Toothpaste and a green plastic cup.

DINOSAUR CLUB INTERVIEW SERIES!

Is coming soon

Recording updates!

We spent the weekend recording for our EP with a very cool young fellow named David Parker. Everything is sound really awesome. Much better than we actually sound. Drums, bass, keys and guitars are all done. Thomas and I will go back this weekend and do the remaining vocal tracks, then we leave it with Dave to mix.

It was a bit too busy to be taking photos but here is one of the drum set-up and producer Dave.

See that cymbol that he is standing in behind? Yeah. It's probably worth more than my car.

Updates.

We are doing a live to air session with our mates @ bFM on Thursday 22 October at 9.30 am. Listen on 95.0 FM in Auckland or stream it on their website for everywhere else.

Also we are doing that twitter thing follow us @Dinosaurclub or however the URL works for that.

Here is a picture from our gig @ The Dogs Bollix in Auckland. There are heaps more that I will post at some stage plus some videos too. Thanks to our friend/guide/source of inspiration John C. Boden.

We are booked in to record our debut EP at the end of next month so it should be all sorted and available to anyone who wants one by the end of the year.
In the meantime, ponder this.
Thanks MxG. Where you at baaaaaaaby!

September 9!

1991

This video was shot at the QF Tavern earlier this year. It is VERY rough. Thanks to John for filming it. To be honest, this was my least favourite gig out of the handfull we have done. Lesson learnt. Don't play in sports bars while the sport is on.

Recording Pictures!

Yesterday we recording a song for something really cool we have coming up. Here are some pictures for those who don't believe us and think we spend all our time mucking around playing Magic - The Gathering.

Updates!

To anyone who reads this.

* We are playing August 1st @ The Basement in Auckland City. All Ages! All Good!
* We are hoping to get some semi-decent recordings done at some stage. We are planning on recording it just in and around my house.
* Today I got a new drink bottle and I am pretty excited about it.

May 30!

Thanks to everyone who has come out to see us the last few gigs. New songs are sounding nice live, more new tracks in the pipelines.

This next gig is going to be all-time classic!

Fancy New Band!

Thanks bFM.
We think you are quite cool too.
The jokes on you though. We aren't fancy. We aren't new. And, to be fair, we aren't even a band.

Photos!

Here are some pictures from our gig on Saturday just gone.

We now know we aren't pub rock!

Housekeeping!

Milo Hoffman: RIP; Dinosaur Club: Welcome!


Tue 24 Mar 2009

The Nerds Were Right!

On Sunday the promising young Auckland pop band Milo Hoffman announced they have changed their name to Dinosaur Club, “cause it sounds cooler”. The band impressed EMJ when they played in November last year at Whammy Bar with Boyfriend, God Bows To Math and The Randoms, and though they were totally nervous on stage they showed huge potential with their ’90s style pop/rock. Central band member David also has another more experimental musical project called Vampires/Zombies. Both of his bands have songs available to stream on their respective myspace pages, and Dinosaur Club has a show coming up with the great Popolice from Australia on April 9, which we highly recommend you check out!

Dinosaur Club @ PR Bar w/ Popolice – April 9

Thanks to Einstein Music Journal!