The most captured souls record (left) was an underground performance by Amy Goring. As participants gambled with thier eternal future by projecting pomegranates (from the myth of Persephone) they either kept their soul or had it replaced by a rock or petal. Paddy Gould's (above right) 'The most understanding bounced off a dead rabbit' was a taxidermied rabbit with a thermometer shoved up its arse wrapped in gold blanketing. Paddy also contributed 'The least interesting piece about social sculpture' which existed as a title only.
Like Joe and Harry, Mike Aitken took an alternative voew of breaking records, by Breaking vinyl records- hundreds of them. As Mike, Tom Ford, Doug Kerr and Matthew Critchley gave their records a final outing, mike smashed the living hell out of them with a stell pipe. The result was an onslaught of sound with the occasional punctuated melody, before they all met their maker

The bands were great on the night- indoe popsters
Puzzle played a variety of new tracks which have a more punk edge and
Real Talk headlined with a wonderfully bizarre set a gothic instrumental disco