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Poging GOUD - Vrij

A SUNDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Prog

Issue 164

We're off to Balham in south London for the sixth annual A Sunday In September, a 'boutique' all-dayer in the delightful music room of The Bedford.

- GARY MACKENZIE

First up is the duo of Threshold keyboardist Richard West and vocalist wife Farrah in the guise of League Of Lights. Performing with voice and keyboards but employing extensive backing tracks and synchronised video throughout, they run through a selection of their melodic, often pop-leaning tunes. It’s a slick and enjoyable set with highlights including Forever and the dramatic Kings And Queens.

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