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Us Baby Bear Bones, playing at Sea Monsters at the Prince Albert 28/1/12.

They were one of the bands I was most looking forward to, but they were beset by technology issues, and weren't quite as magical as when I saw them supporting Laetitia Sadier at the Green Door Store a couple of weeks ago. Still one of the most innovative acts on out of all the bands who played at Sea Monsters though.

Black Black Hills playing at Sea Monsters at the Prince Albert 27/1/12

Restlesslist playing at Sea Monsters at the Prince Albert 26/1/12

An awesome performance. How many bands have a narrator? And how many of those have the narrator wearing an eye patch?

Brighton band "I'm Being Good", taken at Sea Monsters 2 at the Prince Albert 25/1/12

As much as I love a lot of music, inevitibly there's some I don't like so much, and last night at the Prince Albert was full of that kind of thing. I'm looking forward to things being far more my cup of tea again tonight. There's a blog here with a few more words on the subject, on why a night of music that I'm not so keen on isn't actually a bad thing.

The lead singer of Tyrannosaurus Dead on stage at the Prince Albert as part of the Sea Monsters 2 mini-festival

Read my thought on last night's gig here