Clear Distortion just had to go back there. And Yuck were fantastic.
By the sheer number of people crammed into the venue it's clear that Yuck actually have quite a following, and although the crowd was generally made up of civilised people who stood still and enjoyed the music, there was a small circle near the front of thrashing teenagers to make it authentic. The band opened with their heavier tracks, much to the delight of the teenagers in their mosh pit, who succeeded in intensly irritation those around them when songs like Georgia were played, but they then contrasted by closing with Rubber, the seven minute long track at the end of the album, which fuzzed out leaving a crowd that had clearly appeared almost hypnotised. Yuck's unique sound may not bring them chart topping fame, but they have clearly established themselves as a force to be reconned with. Clear Distortion can't wait to see what the next album will be like.
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