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Performance were formed in spring 2002 and comprised of Lucy-Sian Clark on vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, Simon Friend on electric & acoustic guitars, e-bow, synthesizers and programming and Roy Webber on bass.

Summer 2002 was spent writing and rehearsing, with the first gig at London's Fulham King's Head in November (Setlist: Exhilarated, Esperanto, Arachnid, Ordinary Life, Sweet Velveteen)

The Esperanto EP followed early in 2003 with the track listing of Esperanto, Arachnid and live highlight Ordinary Life. The EP launch party took place in February 2003 with an electric gig at London's legendary Hope & Anchor venue.

The band added Black Cigarette, Real World and the Lucy penned Emily's Tree to the live set at this point. 

During a gig at The Betsy Trotwood in The CIty of London,  the band had 30 minutes to improvise an unplugged set, when the JX-305's sequencer crashed, losing all of the band's backing tracks. It was terrifying, but ultimately one of our best gigs, Several nights later a second synth-less gig took place at Kentish Town Bull & Gate, The guitar-driven version of Esperanto first appeared at this performance, which would later largely replace the EP version in live sets.

After these events, the band retired the live electronic set-up, with programmed synths and drums replaced by DAT backing. 

In November the single Escape was released, backed by a live cut of Real World recorded at Kensington's West One Four earlier in the year.  Untame Me and Big Bad were also added to the live set, with Escape temporarily replacing the traditional Exhilarated as set opener. 

Writing, rehearsing and demoing new material continued into 2004, with the objective of selecting tracks for the band's first album. During this period another of Lucy's solo songs, Winter House, was re-arranged into a pulsing electronic ballad, providing the band with one of their strongest songs yet.

The best laid plans of men and mice and more mice....before demoing tracks for the album could be completed, Lucy fell pregnant with her lovely son, Oscar, and the band came suddenly to an unexpected end.

The final gig took place at the Betsy Trotwood on May 5th 2004. An interesting set that included a synthy, cut-down Ordinary Life, a rare outing of the acoustic Sweet Velveteen and the only live outing of WInter House.

Despite the decision that the band would not continue (a replacement for Lucy was never even consided), the demos were completed for posterity, and eventually mixed and compiled into a postumous album titled 'Safety Off' which was never ditributed to anyone other than Roy and a few friends and family.

This page finally collects and makes available those songs, along with The Esperanto EP tracks and various alternate tracks and demos. 

Our sets were known to feature covers of The Chameleons' Don't Fall, The Jesus & Mary Chain's April Skies, and very nearly the loveley Under The Milky Way, by The Church. We'd been rehearsing it in '04, but a live performance never came to be. 

Sound 4 is included as a curio, the last track to be composed for Performance, Lucy was having problems finding a vocal melody to fit, and it fell by the wayside.

Also of interest is the original demo Roy and I put together of Ordinary Life, a song that would become (imho) our best. This is the version presented to Lucy, with its booming synths, lack of guitars and This Motal Coil's version of Song to the Siren sampled in as the vocal refrain.

Glad to finally get this stuff out to the world, even if the world doesn't want it! I remain extremely proud of both the music the three of us made together, and the amazing empathy we shared as musicians. 

Simon Friend 31/05/2016

All songs by Clark/Friend/Webber

Except Under The Milky Way by Kilbey/Janssen
Sound 4 by Friend
Ordinary Life/Song to the Siren original demo by Friend/Webber/Buckley

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