Groove Temple Rocks

Outrageous and overexuberant dancers aside, Groove Temple had a simply exquisite night at Shellharbour Workers Club on Easter Saturday and enjoyed the company of family and made some new friends. "We would have hoped that some of the more energetic dancers had been a little less supernova, but it's hard to put out the fire sometimes." Said vocalist Ang, who went on to claim that it really wasn't the band that made certain people explode onto the dance floor. "The dance floor carnage would have happened anyway...they're pretty crazy at Shellharbour and I always reckon the audience are more entertaining than the band. There was one guy who must have had extra weetbix for breakfast because he was unstoppable, although he did rest occasionally....and his dad did give him a lift home."

Groove Temple are currently sounding pretty tight and this has nothing to do with the fit of their jeans. "We have the luxury of knowing each other's playing styles now and look forward to new challenges and new gigs coming our way." said Ang.

Keep posted for more gigs and check this website for news, as Groove Temple is in fire at the moment, much like the dancers at Shelly's.

Groove Temple are not in hiding

No! We're not in hiding, just busy doing stuff, like playing private functions. Also having secret meetings and working on secret stuff that if you somehow found out, we'd have to kill your budgie, just for thinking about it. So don't ask. OK?

"Alright....there's been a bit of recovery mode happening too, as summer was very busy for all of us. It's not like we're lazy, just worn out." Claims vocalist Ang, who is just as guilty as the rest of them, recently doing some private consulting with an undisclosed local venue and also spending time researching for their latest project, which has been putting a smile on his face at least.

When prodded further Ang replied: "We are focussing on a project at the moment which for us is going to be the most fun you could have with your clothes on. No animals will be harmed in the production and it is legal. No further questions. This interview is terminated."

At this point a sharp blow was delivered to the neck of the unsuspecting interviewer and the transcript tape was switched off. He gained conciousness shortly afterwards. He was alone. Pinned to his jacket was a note: "Watch your back. You know too much."