Wolves in a sheep’s thong

Despite performing under the guise of modern day Rocky Horror Show Candidates, 36c delivered a refreshing set of punk lines with a unique Sound, posted straight to your ears with some major velocity.

Dan wasted little time getting the nakedness underway and kicked the Set off with 'Waste of time' spurring some immediate gruesome audience Participation

Definite undertones of Greenday, one of their major Influences, showing throughout 'Girlfriend' and 'Bassline' and 36c only truly come into their own with 'Slogan', which kicks off some heavy sticks from Greg, and brings out the bands more gritty, hard hitting style.

Add to this, some very animated facial features from Dan, Boydy with his chicken, and the stunning display of lingerie, and you can now see 36c more clearly.

The lads settle down and start to relax as they blaze through three more sets, and its interesting how John can make playing bass guitar look about as fascinating as watching paint dry.

Sol award of the night has to go to Greg who stormed through the whole set playing his 36c's off like there was no tomorrow.

For reasons undisclosed, the lads are seemingly indebted to 'the great Dave Kent god of the sky' and finished their set with 'We love Dave Kent' which went down favourably with the crowd, most noticeably Ian-Nice hair Ian, culminating in Dan doing a spot of audience participation,

Meanwhile, Boydy is giving John lessons in 'How to fall asleep whilst playing bass'

36c, put themselves firmly under the punk umbrella, but it's a big brolly, and difficult to pin down their sound into a set category as the music range diversifies so broadly. Major influences include Capdown, Good clean fun and Screechin weasels, and with hard hitting lyrics, sexy underwear and Boydys foul, these guys kick major punk ass.