I was slightly unnerved as I first walked into the auditorium as a quick glace towards the stage necessitated a double take. This was a first for me as I never saw a gig at the Camden Palace (let alone The Music Machine) so I was interested in this one from that point of view as well. The venue is an imposing building opposite Mornington Crescent tube station, inside it is very plush, with the heavy drapes and ornate boxes typical of many of London's surviving Victorian theatres. Please email me at it is our good fortune (not to mention his) that Wilko's health is holding up, allowing him to continue to play. Your comments and/or contributions are most welcome. In addition, occasionally I will post material by other bands, related or otherwise, that mean a lot to me.
As well as live gigs, I will post demos, radio interviews and anything else that I feel may be of interest. Needless to say, this site will steer well clear of any officially released material. By selecting the higher quality recordings I hope to present The Stranglers in the best possible light for the benefit of those less familiar with their material than the hardcore fan. Whilst all of the various members of the band that have passed through the ranks since 1974 are accomplished studio musicians, it is on stage where the band have for me had their biggest impact.Īs a collector of their live recordings for many years I want to share some of the better quality material with other fans.
Welcome to Aural Sculptors, a blog aimed at bringing the music of The Stranglers to as wide an audience as possible.
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