Live at the 'Flash Gordon' June Event (King's 1995). Keyboard player John took to front of stage as vocalist (along with Azi), latin percussionist at dancing front-man during 'Para Bailar' and 'Colossal Molecular Forcefield' when it was Patrick on keyboards. Photograph by Jocelyn Pye.

Brit-popping it up at the Michaelmas King's Mingle (December 1995). John Moreira stands behind, still on keyboards, rather than electric bass, at this point. The band brought along fifty copies of the new album all of which were sold on the night. Photograph by Elizabeth Eger.

Camelot May Ball (Selwyn 1995). The Arthurian costumes were designed and constructed by Pez and Roger Drew. Roger created a special stencil to to produce the Moth-logo shields. He made the knight's helmets using silver party plates. The band performed at four in the morning. This was one of several appearances by Moth Conspiracy at Selwyn.

Another shot from the 'Flash Gordon' June Event (King's 1995). Trumpet & Sax man Graham Kendall's blue hair is visible here as are Simon Coppock, Jim Gleeson and Pez. Photograph by Jocelyn Pye. Mike Aitken, Bruce Beckles, Dan Ward and Eoghan Flannegan danced energetically to the song 'Number Five' during this gig; impressive given that it is a slower number.

John and Graham take a break in Moth Conspiracy's October gig at Pembroke (1995). The poster for this gig highlighted the fact that fire stewards would be present (as requested by the bursar) and that permission had been given. Light show and dry ice were provided by Mark Scarret and Soft Asylum (see Flyer and Poster Archive). Photograph by Jocelyn Pye.

Patrick eats an apple and Pez looks thoughtfully upwards in the back garden at 31 Wingate Way in Trumpington (May/June) 1995. Among the tunes in rehearsal for the then forthcoming 'Para Bailar' (later 'POW!') album, were 'Husband & Wife' (written in March of the previous year), 'Turkish Delight' and 'Iranian Funk'. The latter did not make it onto the album. Photograph taken by Elizabeth Eger.

Lent Mingle (King's 1995). The gig included a hi-energy wah-wah funk re-working of Phil Harris's 1940s classic 'The Poker Club'. Ents officers Eoghan Flannegan and Dan Ward organised the sound system and engineering for the night. Patrick wears a black velvet dress and a Dusty Springfield "Beehive" wig here. Photograph by Elizabeth Eger.

Alice In Wonderland (Pembroke May Ball 1995). Left to Right: Simon, Graham & John. 'Colossal Molecular Forcefield' was among the numbers performed, but not included on the 'Para Bailar' (later 'Pow!') album of that year. The band were still cutting out and sticking together their Alice in Wonderland costumes (designed by Pez) with help from Elizabeth Eger and Jocelyn Pye, minutes before going on stage. Photograph by Jocelyn Pye.

Live at Clare Hall June Event (1995). Left to right: Azi, Graham, Simon, Pez and Patrick. The gig went on for two and a half hours and featured a 15 minute extended version of 'Turbofunk'. Among those present at this gig were classicist Danielle Allen and oriental anthropologist Mitch Sedgewick. Moth Conspiracy were allowed to borrow Clare Hall's Grand Piano and were paid £200. Photograph by Jocelyn Pye.