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- Cay were a London-based alternative rock band (containing members from the Netherlands, Sweden, England and Northern Ireland) who were active in the late 1990s. The band released one album and recorded several radio sessions for the BBC. (en)
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- Camden Town, London, England (en)
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- Chris Hall (en)
- Tom Harrison (en)
- Mark Bullock (en)
- Anet Mook (en)
- Ed Sonsino (en)
- Jonny Nothard (en)
- Nicky Olofssson (en)
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- "'Reasonable Ease...' is technically very variant with fast bits, slow bits, etc, but what we play within those parts is actually quite simple. On the other hand, a track like 'Better than Myself' is structurally very straightforward, but the parts we play that make up that structure are more technically difficult than a track that appears superficially to be pretty tricky. I guess it's safe to say that most of our songs are challenging in some way, even 'School' has a quirky time change throughout that means we can't fall asleep in the middle of it! In short, all our songs are fun to play. No-one ever complains that a part is boring for them to play, or if they do they get told to shut up and use their imagination to liven it up. I think that's what makes us a little bit better than a straightforward punk band." (en)
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- NME reviews a Cay concert in early 1999 (en)
- Cay drummer Mark Bullock on Cay’s technical approach to playing songs (en)
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- Cay were a London-based alternative rock band (containing members from the Netherlands, Sweden, England and Northern Ireland) who were active in the late 1990s. The band released one album and recorded several radio sessions for the BBC. (en)
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