MAXIMUM JOY playing tonight in London!

Morning all!

Firstly, huge thanks to all of you who came out to support our Normil Hawaiians show last weekend, it really was a special event, made more so by your attendance. It meant a lot to the band and us too, thank you! Talking of special shows, we’re back at the Lexington tonight with another rare performance, this time from groundbreakers MAXIMUM JOY! Having reunited for Bristol’s Simple Things festival over the weekend, it’s a total honour to host them in London tonight in more of a club setting with both BULLION and JD TWITCH of Optimo providing immense DJ sets. Here are the times, come early, it’s going to be fantastic…

JD TWITCH (DJ set) – 7.30pm

MAXIMUM JOY – 9pm

BULLION (DJ set) – 10pm

All show details follow, accompanied by the full listing for our upcoming SHANNON AND THE CLAMS concert next month too, catch you later!

\\\\\     TONIGHT     /////

MAXIMUM JOY

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

BULLION (DJ Set)

Tuesday 27 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £12 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/333706

Formed in 1980 in Bristol from members of Glaxo Babies and The Pop Group – along with the then 17-year-old singer/clarinetist Janine Rainforth – Maximum Joy represented a break from the dour frown of post-punk. They were a dance band first and foremost, with a raucous disco pulse, blasts of brass and yelping, chanted vocals that lived up to the band’s name. Maximum Joy combined myriad influences from the city's storied music scene to inform a sound that reflected the political and social climate of Thatcher-era Britain; funk, dub, disco, reggae and jazz all informed their particular strain of post-punk. Their output was by turns moody and exuberant but always highly danceable, carried by the ethereal strains of lead singer Janine Rainforth.

The band's output was confined to just a handful of releases: four singles preceded an LP entitled “Station M.X.J.Y”, which was produced in part by legendary producer and dub trailblazer Adrian Sherwood. In spite of this, the band helped lay the foundations for the explosion of creativity and musical cross-pollination that characterised Bristol during the eighties and nineties, and they have amassed a cult following amongst clued-up producers and DJs that endures to this day. Whereas they were once a firm favourite of John Peel's in their heyday, today Maximum Joy are championed by the likes of Andrew Weatherall and Optimo. This year the band have reunited to play at Bristol’s excellently curated Simple Things festival and we’re extremely pleased to have them visit London to play their first show here in 25 years around that date.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQbOKO8Mmck

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

https://soundcloud.com/twitch

BULLION (DJ Set)

https://soundcloud.com/bullionness

\\\\\     NOVEMBER 11     /////

SHANNON AND THE CLAMS

THE CREEPING IVIES

Wednesday 11 November

OSLO, 1a Amhurst Road, Hackney Central, E8 1LL

7.30pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/329294

SHANNON AND THE CLAMS are from Oakland, California and comprise of Shannon Shaw (vocals, bass), Cody Blanchard (vocals, guitar), and Ian Amberson (drums, vocals). Sounding like a prom band from 1964 getting dosed with acid and having the sweetest lovelorn freak out, Shannon And The Clams defy expectations. Imagine a brawling Etta James, backed up by the 13th Floor Elevators singing Shangri La's tunes. Shannon has a voice that can go from a sweet girl group croon to a bluesy ballsy growl before you realize you're headed for the (dance) floor. It's total punk rock bop, brimming with doo-wop glory delivered to your door by the Homecoming Queen and Kings of weirdo rock 'n' roll. What started as an open mic project for a shy, young Shannon to try out some tunes ended with the Clams meeting and forming a band. Many have said to have been possessed by thee (eerily similar at times) haunted howls and beautiful growls of their two lead vocalists, hypnotized by their heavy heartbeats, and mesmerized by their magical music. Your ears may become infested with a real Buddy Holly jolly kinda joy (oh boy) while you stutter along to a hiccupy song. Take a scratch and a sniff at these stickers and get bit by their bad-brained snarls. It's always Christmas (if you want it). It's your party time, and it's excellent. Cry-yi-yi if you want to, but be sure to surf a splish-splash with a laugh later. New album, ‘Gone by the Dawn’ (Hardly Art) is monumental; immense, magnificent, and unforgettable. Shannon and the Clams have pioneered their way into a lonesome land where the past still lives in the long shadows of a hot afternoon, where whispering spirits follow high along canyon walls, and if you sink your fingers into the dusty hard-packed earth you pull out hands smeared with blood.
http://shannonandtheclams.com/

THE CREEPING IVIES are a three piece band from Glasgow. Led by vocalist and guitarist Becca Murray, they formed in 2011 and have recorded two albums to date.  With influences ranging from 50s rock n roll, 60s girl groups  through to 70s punk, the band have carved over the years a unique and distinctive sound. Debut 'Stay Wild' was released in 2012 on via US label Dead Beat Records which was followed up a year later with the full length 'Ghost World’.  Following this, there was a line-up change and a new drummer and bassist were added. Supporting such acts such as Viv Albertine, Vic Godard & Subway Sect, Bob Log III, The Primevals and Tav Falco they have also played headline shows throughout Scotland and London and have received airplay and critical acclaim from around the world. New EP 'The Witch House', which was described in one review  “as complex as Johnny Thunders, the backbone of The Cramps, the speed of the Ramones and the urgency of Patti Smith..” was released this August and the band will shortly follow it up with another album.
https://thecreepingivies.bandcamp.com/

UPSET THE RHYTHM

x

http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk    

http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/  

http://www.upsettherhythm.blogspot.com     

\\\\\  UPSET THE RHYTHM   /////

/////  UPCOMING    SHOWS   \\\\\

MAXIMUM JOY

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

BULLION (DJ Set)

Tuesday 27 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £12 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/333706

PROTOMARTYR
WITCHING WAVES
TENSE MEN
Monday 2 November
The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS
7.30pm | SOLD OUT

SHANNON AND THE CLAMS

THE CREEPING IVIES

Wednesday 11 November

OSLO, 1a Amhurst Road, Hackney Central, E8 1LL

7.30pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/329294

MIKAL CRONIN

J FERNANDEZ

THEO VERNEY

Tuesday 17 November

Scala, 275 Pentonville Road, King´s Cross, London, N1 9NL

7.30pm | £13 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/325344  

CALVIN JOHNSON

INVISIBLE FOXX
Wednesday 18 November
The Tin Tabernacle, 12-16 Cambridge Avenue, Kilburn, NW6 5BA
7pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/330306

SLIM TWIG

TARZANA (Spencer Clark, Jan Anderzen, Floris Vanhoof)

TROON LIENAD (DJ set)

Wednesday 2 December

The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS

7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/334563

MOSS LIME

AS ONDAS

Monday 7 December

Old Blue Last, 38 Great Eastern St, Shoreditch, EC2A 3ES

8pm | £5 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/334740  

IAN SVENONIUS (Escapism)
OLIVIA NEUTRON JOHN
Tuesday 15 December
Power Lunches Arts Cafe, 446 Kingsland Road, Dalston, E8
8pm | 7.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/336321

NORMIL HAWAIIANS tonight and MAXIMUM JOY next Tuesday!

Hello Saturday!

Just a quick reminder that tonight we have the newly regrouped post punk visionaries NORMIL HAWAIIANS playing for us at The Lexington. This will be their first show in thirty years, and judging from the rehearsals we sat in at during the week will prove very special indeed. They’ve even involved circus performers into a few songs! In support we have NOWHERE SLOW playing too, which is an interesting project of words and sound from Nick Hudson and Bertie Marshall. Tickets are £6 in advance or on the door from 7.30pm, cannot wait!

I also wanted to take this opportunity to mention our show on Tuesday night, also at The Lexington, but this time for everyone’s favourite dance-punk pioneers MAXIMUM JOY. Having reunited for Bristol’s Simple Things festival taking place today, it’s a total honour to host them in London next Tuesday in more of a club setting with both BULLION and JD TWITCH providing immense DJ sets. Lots more info on both brilliant events to follow, see you down the front!

\\\\\     TONIGHT     /////

NORMIL HAWAIIANS

NOWHERE SLOW

Saturday 24 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/324984

In the austere years of the post-punk permafrost, and under the grip of another ruthless despot, freedom was in part personified by the widely vilified and brutally attacked people’s Peace Convoy - a manifestation of idealism that was grotesquely smashed near Stonehenge on 1st June 1985; 537 arrested, children terrorised, idealism and hope stamped on with fear and violence. What was essentially a class war had been joined in the previous year with horse charges and gloved fists against miners and their families across Yorkshire. This was clearly intended to force home the point - ‘You are nothing. We own you and your labour. You work for us.’ It was during these dark times that NORMIL HAWAIIANS third album, ‘Return Of The Ranters’ was written, recorded and shelved.

Normil Hawaiians have always operated as a collective of musicians rather than a band per se and for this third album, the group comprised of Guy Smith, Simon Marchant, Alun 'Wilf' Williams, Noel Blanden and Jimmy Miller. Recorded at Dave Anderson’s Foel studio in Wales (sonic home of Amon Düül II and Hawkwind) in the Winter of 1985, a time and a place triangulated from political, social and geographical aspects, ‘Return Of The Ranters’ extended their free experiments in compelling arrhythmia and seemingly organised sound, taking a loose trajectory from their previous albums and earlier, more confrontational approach.

The album opens amidst vast clouds of atmosphere before the tape looped violin of ‘Sianne Don’t Work In A Factory’ starts to drag the song out of itself and into a sparse yet tender love song, full of hope, exalted synths and mechanised drum patterns. Acoustic guitars and walls of keyboard drone provide a fitting acre of space for the raw polemics of ‘Slums Still Stand’, whilst ‘The Search For Um Gris’ follows in full head-down, motorik mode with a miraculously hypnotic drum beat and whirling mood. “What’s the colour of your heart?” sings Guy as the song spools out and grows onwards into the distance. ‘Battle Of Stonehenge’ is a powerful and emotive recording detailing the band’s personal experience of the aforementioned Police ransack of the Peace Convoy from the same year, and as a result provides the rallying point of album. Beginning bravely as a solitary spun-out voice, the song eventually becomes awash with choruses of guitar and reverberating synth, joined finally by adornments of violin and an entrancingly agile beat. ‘Mouldwarp’s Journey’ concludes the album with 10 minutes of epic improv, drawing on field recordings, murmured vocals, slowly-phasing tonal clusters, a miasma of percussion and wordless rapture.

Lucid, candid, politically engaged, rarely metronomic but always humane, tired but still fighting, Normil Hawaiians’ third album has waited patiently for thirty years. 'Return of The Ranters' was not released back in 1985 as with Guy, Jimmy and Wilf living in squatting communities in South London, and Simon and Noel re-locating their families to rural Kent - the Family Hawaii splintered and went its separate ways. In the intervening years, the band’s reputation has grown considerably, far beyond the UK. Now the causes and conditions have finally come right, the Family Hawaii are very excited to announce that Upset The Rhythm will finally release ‘Return Of The Ranters’ on October 23rd, 2015 and that Hawaiians old and new will be supporting and celebrating with a live manifestation at The Lexington in London on 24th October. Come rejoice with us. All that falls, now falls into place...and all that was air now becomes solid.

http://normilhawaiians.com/

NOWHERE SLOW is a new collaboration between writer Bertie Marshall and musician/ composer Nick Hudson. Taking texts from Marshall’s collection of writings ‘NOWHERE SLOW (1994-2014)’ the duo comb them into word and soundscapes, making for a  performance of psychotic love poems / fragmented prose pieces and declamations of love, devotion, loss and obsession.

https://www.facebook.com/Nowhere-Slow-1580303338849876/

\\\\\     TUESDAY     /////

MAXIMUM JOY

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

BULLION (DJ Set)

Tuesday 27 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £12 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/333706

Formed in 1980 in Bristol from members of Glaxo Babies and The Pop Group – along with the then 17-year-old singer/clarinetist Janine Rainforth – Maximum Joy represented a break from the dour frown of post-punk. They were a dance band first and foremost, with a raucous disco pulse, blasts of brass and yelping, chanted vocals that lived up to the band’s name. Maximum Joy combined myriad influences from the city's storied music scene to inform a sound that reflected the political and social climate of Thatcher-era Britain; funk, dub, disco, reggae and jazz all informed their particular strain of post-punk. Their output was by turns moody and exuberant but always highly danceable, carried by the ethereal strains of lead singer Janine Rainforth.

The band's output was confined to just a handful of releases: four singles preceded an LP entitled “Station M.X.J.Y”, which was produced in part by legendary producer and dub trailblazer Adrian Sherwood. In spite of this, the band helped lay the foundations for the explosion of creativity and musical cross-pollination that characterised Bristol during the eighties and nineties, and they have amassed a cult following amongst clued-up producers and DJs that endures to this day. Whereas they were once a firm favourite of John Peel's in their heyday, today Maximum Joy are championed by the likes of Andrew Weatherall and Optimo. This year the band have reunited to play at Bristol’s excellently curated Simple Things festival and we’re extremely pleased to have them visit London to play their first show here in 25 years around that date.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQbOKO8Mmck

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

https://soundcloud.com/twitch

BULLION (DJ Set)

https://soundcloud.com/bullionness

Have a terrific weekend!

UPSET THE RHYTHM

x

http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk    

http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/  

http://www.upsettherhythm.blogspot.com     

\\\\\  UPSET THE RHYTHM   /////

/////  UPCOMING    SHOWS   \\\\\

NORMIL HAWAIIANS

NOWHERE SLOW

Saturday 24 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/324984

MAXIMUM JOY

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

BULLION (DJ Set)

Tuesday 27 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £12 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/333706

PROTOMARTYR
WITCHING WAVES
TENSE MEN
Monday 2 November
The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS
7.30pm | SOLD OUT

SHANNON AND THE CLAMS

THE CREEPING IVIES

Wednesday 11 November

OSLO, 1a Amhurst Road, Hackney Central, E8 1LL

7.30pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/329294

MIKAL CRONIN

J FERNANDEZ

THEO VERNEY

Tuesday 17 November

Scala, 275 Pentonville Road, King´s Cross, London, N1 9NL

7.30pm | £13 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/325344  

CALVIN JOHNSON

INVISIBLE FOXX
Wednesday 18 November
The Tin Tabernacle, 12-16 Cambridge Avenue, Kilburn, NW6 5BA
7pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/330306

SLIM TWIG

TARZANA (Spencer Clark, Jan Anderzen, Floris Vanhoof)

Wednesday 2 December

The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS

7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/334563

MOSS LIME

AS ONDAS

Monday 7 December

Old Blue Last, 38 Great Eastern St, Shoreditch, EC2A 3ES

8pm | £5 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/334740  

IAN SVENONIUS (Escapism)
OLIVIA NEUTRON JOHN
Tuesday 15 December
Power Lunches Arts Cafe, 446 Kingsland Road, Dalston, E8
8pm | 7.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/336321

NORMIL HAWAIIANS and MAXIMUM JOY upcoming London shows!

Morning everyone!

Our next two shows take us back to the early 80’s post punk milieu. Both events are taking place at The Lexington and our first involves the remarkable NORMIL HAWAIIANS this Saturday. After having released a slew of singles and two classic outsider-punk albums by the mid-80s, the South London collective went their separate ways, leaving behind a final album that was never properly released. With a penchant for drone, poetic vocal ambience and motoric cadence, Normil Hawaiians are ‘such stuff as dreams are made on’ to us at Upset The Rhythm and so we tracked down the band with the aim of releasing their swansong ‘Return Of The Ranters’. To our huge delight they agreed and this month finally sees the record released. This Saturday’s show at The Lexington, their first in three decades, will act as the album’s release party! If you’re partial you can stream the record right now via The WIRE here: http://www.thewire.co.uk/audio/tracks/listen_normil-hawaiians-return-of-the-ranters

In lieu of this special occasion, we’re giving away five pairs of tickets to Saturday’s event, all you have to do is to answer the following question correctly by replying to upset_the_rhythm@yahoo.com, we’ll randomly select the five winners tomorrow morning and get back to you.

NORMIL HAWAIIANS COMPETITION

Q. How many years have elapsed since ‘Return Of The Ranters’ was recorded?

For Saturday’s show, the band have been working with other performers to engender a carnival atmosphere, intriguing? And have also recruited Nick Hudson and Bertie Marshall (of punk infamy as part of the Bromley Contingent) to present their new NOWHERE SLOW project too.

Remember we mentioned a second show show too? Well that takes place next Tuesday and sees an equally amazing newly regrouped band take to The Lexington stage, this time dance-punk pioneers MAXIMUM JOY. Formed in the wake of the break-up of two of Bristol’s most revered bands, The Pop Group and Glaxo Babies, Maximum Joy are one of the most interesting and influential bands the city has ever produced. They split after their first album but their legacy has lasted to this day. Maximum Joy have gained a cult following with the likes of Andrew Weatherall and Optimo singing their praises, and their angular sound has gone on to inform legions of bands and producers. Having reuinted for Bristol’s Simple Things festival this weekend it’s a total honour to host them in London next week in more of a club setting with both BULLION and JD TWITCH providing DJ sets. We’re seriously excited for both these events and hope you can join us, read on further for everything you need to know…

\\\\\     SATURDAY     /////

NORMIL HAWAIIANS

NOWHERE SLOW

Saturday 24 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/324984

In the austere years of the post-punk permafrost, and under the grip of another ruthless despot, freedom was in part personified by the widely vilified and brutally attacked people’s Peace Convoy - a manifestation of idealism that was grotesquely smashed near Stonehenge on 1st June 1985; 537 arrested, children terrorised, idealism and hope stamped on with fear and violence. What was essentially a class war had been joined in the previous year with horse charges and gloved fists against miners and their families across Yorkshire. This was clearly intended to force home the point - ‘You are nothing. We own you and your labour. You work for us.’ It was during these dark times that NORMIL HAWAIIANS third album, ‘Return Of The Ranters’ was written, recorded and shelved.

Normil Hawaiians have always operated as a collective of musicians rather than a band per se and for this third album, the group comprised of Guy Smith, Simon Marchant, Alun 'Wilf' Williams, Noel Blanden and Jimmy Miller. Recorded at Dave Anderson’s Foel studio in Wales (sonic home of Amon Düül II and Hawkwind) in the Winter of 1985, a time and a place triangulated from political, social and geographical aspects, ‘Return Of The Ranters’ extended their free experiments in compelling arrhythmia and seemingly organised sound, taking a loose trajectory from their previous albums and earlier, more confrontational approach.

The album opens amidst vast clouds of atmosphere before the tape looped violin of ‘Sianne Don’t Work In A Factory’ starts to drag the song out of itself and into a sparse yet tender love song, full of hope, exalted synths and mechanised drum patterns. Acoustic guitars and walls of keyboard drone provide a fitting acre of space for the raw polemics of ‘Slums Still Stand’, whilst ‘The Search For Um Gris’ follows in full head-down, motorik mode with a miraculously hypnotic drum beat and whirling mood. “What’s the colour of your heart?” sings Guy as the song spools out and grows onwards into the distance. ‘Battle Of Stonehenge’ is a powerful and emotive recording detailing the band’s personal experience of the aforementioned Police ransack of the Peace Convoy from the same year, and as a result provides the rallying point of album. Beginning bravely as a solitary spun-out voice, the song eventually becomes awash with choruses of guitar and reverberating synth, joined finally by adornments of violin and an entrancingly agile beat. ‘Mouldwarp’s Journey’ concludes the album with 10 minutes of epic improv, drawing on field recordings, murmured vocals, slowly-phasing tonal clusters, a miasma of percussion and wordless rapture.

Lucid, candid, politically engaged, rarely metronomic but always humane, tired but still fighting, Normil Hawaiians’ third album has waited patiently for thirty years. 'Return of The Ranters' was not released back in 1985 as with Guy, Jimmy and Wilf living in squatting communities in South London, and Simon and Noel re-locating their families to rural Kent - the Family Hawaii splintered and went its separate ways. In the intervening years, the band’s reputation has grown considerably, far beyond the UK. Now the causes and conditions have finally come right, the Family Hawaii are very excited to announce that Upset The Rhythm will finally release ‘Return Of The Ranters’ on October 23rd, 2015 and that Hawaiians old and new will be supporting and celebrating with a live manifestation at The Lexington in London on 24th October. Come rejoice with us. All that falls, now falls into place...and all that was air now becomes solid.

http://normilhawaiians.com/

NOWHERE SLOW is a new collaboration between writer Bertie Marshall and musician/ composer Nick Hudson. Taking texts from Marshall’s collection of writings ‘NOWHERE SLOW (1994-2014)’ the duo comb them into word and soundscapes, making for a  performance of psychotic love poems / fragmented prose pieces and declamations of love, devotion, loss and obsession.

https://www.facebook.com/Nowhere-Slow-1580303338849876/

\\\\\   NEXT TUESDAY   /////

MAXIMUM JOY

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

BULLION (DJ Set)

Tuesday 27 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £12 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/333706

Formed in 1980 in Bristol from members of Glaxo Babies and The Pop Group – along with the then 17-year-old singer/clarinetist Janine Rainforth – Maximum Joy represented a break from the dour frown of post-punk. They were a dance band first and foremost, with a raucous disco pulse, blasts of brass and yelping, chanted vocals that lived up to the band’s name. Maximum Joy combined myriad influences from the city's storied music scene to inform a sound that reflected the political and social climate of Thatcher-era Britain; funk, dub, disco, reggae and jazz all informed their particular strain of post-punk. Their output was by turns moody and exuberant but always highly danceable, carried by the ethereal strains of lead singer Janine Rainforth.

The band's output was confined to just a handful of releases: four singles preceded an LP entitled 'Station M.X.J.Y', which was produced in part by legendary producer and dub trailblazer Adrian Sherwood. In spite of this, the band helped lay the foundations for the explosion of creativity and musical cross-pollination that characterised Bristol during the eighties and nineties, and they have amassed a cult following amongst clued-up producers and DJs that endures to this day. Whereas they were once a firm favourite of John Peel's in their heyday, today Maximum Joy are championed by the likes of Andrew Weatherall and Optimo. This year the band have reunited to play at Bristol’s excellently curated Simple Things festival and we’re extremely pleased to have them visit London to play their first show here in 25 years around that date.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQbOKO8Mmck

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

https://soundcloud.com/twitch

BULLION (DJ Set)

https://soundcloud.com/bullionness

Thanks for reading and for all your support at our recent Space Lady and Aaron Dilloway shows too! See you so soon,

UPSET THE RHYTHM

x

http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk    

http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/  

http://www.upsettherhythm.blogspot.com     

\\\\\  UPSET THE RHYTHM   /////

/////  UPCOMING    SHOWS   \\\\\

NORMIL HAWAIIANS

NOWHERE SLOW

Saturday 24 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/324984

MAXIMUM JOY

JD TWITCH (OPTIMO / DJ Set)

BULLION (DJ Set)

Tuesday 27 October

The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Rd, Angel, N1 9JB


7.30pm | £12 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/333706

PROTOMARTYR
WITCHING WAVES
TENSE MEN
Monday 2 November
The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS
7.30pm | £8 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/331014 

SHANNON AND THE CLAMS

THE CREEPING IVIES

Wednesday 11 November

OSLO, 1a Amhurst Road, Hackney Central, E8 1LL

7.30pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/329294

MIKAL CRONIN

J FERNANDEZ

THEO VERNEY

Tuesday 17 November

Scala, 275 Pentonville Road, King´s Cross, London, N1 9NL

7.30pm | £13 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/325344  

CALVIN JOHNSON

INVISIBLE FOXX
Wednesday 18 November
The Tin Tabernacle, 12-16 Cambridge Avenue, Kilburn, NW6 5BA
7pm | £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/330306

SLIM TWIG

TARZANA (Spencer Clark, Jan Anderzen, Floris Vanhoof)

Wednesday 2 December

The Victoria, 451 Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS

7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/334563

MOSS LIME

Monday 7 December

Old Blue Last, 38 Great Eastern St, Shoreditch, EC2A 3ES

8pm | £5 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/334740  

IAN SVENONIUS (Escapism)
OLIVIA NEUTRON JOHN
Tuesday 15 December
Power Lunches Arts Cafe, 446 Kingsland Road, Dalston, E8
8pm | 7.00 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/336321