"Confrontation and humour in equal measures". The ever-brilliant Ravioli Me Away in interview with Melissa Rakshana Steiner for The Quietus here.
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Tuesday, 28 February 2017
Ravioli Me Away in interview for The Quietus!
"Confrontation and humour in equal measures". The ever-brilliant Ravioli Me Away in interview with Melissa Rakshana Steiner for The Quietus here.
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Priests London show venue change!
Due to phenomenal demand our Priests show will now take place at Oslo, Hackney.
More tickets have subsequently been made available!
Upset The Rhythm presents...
PRIESTS
Thursday 25 May
OSLO, 1a Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1LL
7.30pm | £8 | https://www.wegottickets.com/event/389169
Original tickets are still valid.
More tickets have subsequently been made available!
Upset The Rhythm presents...
PRIESTS
Thursday 25 May
OSLO, 1a Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1LL
7.30pm | £8 | https://www.wegottickets.com/event/389169
Original tickets are still valid.
Friday, 24 February 2017
XIU XIU - 'Forget' released today! Plus upcoming London shows!
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You can also stream the whole album here via Noisey!
Hello Friday!
Today we’re thrilled to help
shepherd Xiu Xiu’s new album Forget out into the wider world. It’s a total
heart-quake of an album and we’re extremely proud to be involved with its
release. Forget
was produced by John Congleton, Greg Saunier of Deerhoof and Xiu Xiu's own Angela
Seo. Plus, it features guest appearances by fabled minimalist composer Charlemagne
Palestine, L.A. Banjee Ball superstar commentator Enyce Smith, Swans guitar
virtuoso Kristof Hahn and legendary drag artist and personal hero of Xiu Xiu, Vaginal
Davis. Forget is available on LP, CD
and digitally in shops worldwide as of today, including from us directly
through our webshop.
XIU XIU
is Shayna Dunkelman, Angela Seo and Jamie "Butch Jenny" Stewart.
Starting in isolation in San Jose, California in 2002, Xiu Xiu has relentlessly
toured all over the world since. Over the course of 15 7"s, five EPs, six
collaboration albums and ten full lengths Xiu Xiu has never shied away from any
topic that is honest and meaningful to them. Their songs are about gender
dysphoria, suicide, loneliness, the tsunami in Indonesia, the Sanrio character
Pandapple, abortion politics, cats, queer life and the individual
responsibility of U.S. military. Somehow within all of this, cuteness attempts
to find a way to embrace death and horrible emotion. Musically they draw from
British post punk and synth pop, modern Western classical, noise and
experimental musics, Asian percussion musics, American folk, torch singers,
house, techno and 1950s rock n roll.
Standout track, ‘Wondering’ is one of the catchiest boogie pop
gems in the Xiu Xiu catalog, but like much of Forget, it still
bears an underlying tension that manifests differently in each piece. From the
haunted guitar duet of ‘Petite’, the hilariously fraught lyrics of ‘Get Up’,
the advanced industrial boxing match of ‘Jenny GoGo’, or the experimental goth
explosion of ‘Faith, Torn Apart’, all the songs, in their own ways, build to a
roiling boil of a fate in vanishing. Xiu Xiu will also be playing for us in
London this May, check out our show programme for the exactitudes.
About turn, in terms of concerts, we have two more winners on the
horizon for you, next week’s Milky
Wimpshake show at The Islington celebrating the 20th anniversary
of their debut album and next month’s Wolf
Eyes album release party at ExFed with Mumdance
and Guttersnipe. Both of those shows
are detailed more below, plus this week we announced new shows for Polish
experimental cellist Resina, no wave
gang Spray Paint and The Rebel, check out our listings for
the wheres and whens!
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\ SATURDAY 4 MARCH / / / /
/
MILKY WIMPSHAKE
‘20th Anniversary
Show!’
ROBERT SOTELO
THE PLAN
Saturday 4 March
The
Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
MILKY WIMPSHAKE are a passionate punk band from
Newcastle Upon Tyne. The band formed in the early 1990s as part of the Slampt
Underground organisation, a label and arts umbrella that supported many of the
best UK DIY acts including The Yummy Fur, Pussycat Trash, Red Monkey and
personal favourites Bette Davis & The Balconettes. Milky Wimpshake play
love songs for punk rockers, protest tunes, covers of Northern Soul classics,
and some new classics of their own. Characterised by Pete Dale’s wry lyrics and
playful, direct guitar riffs, Milky Wimpshake are true stalwarts and legends of
the underground and have recorded several ‘personal vs political’ albums in
recent times for the mighty Fortuna Pop imprint. This show celebrates the 20th
anniversary of their 100% brilliant debut album 'Bus Route To Your Heart',
times flies!
http://www.microsofa.net/mw/
ROBERT SOTELO intends to channel ‘Ram’-era McCartney
without the chops, at once intimate and ambitiously layered pop music garnished
in naive sincerity. Attempting to push beyond limited means, towards the absurd
and abundant idea that recreating the feel and sound of The Beatles remains
paramount an objective, the entire project rests on the uncertainty and
confusion of mid-thirties existentialism and the exploration of the individual
post-social life. Accompanied by a host of friends this initial performance
will use the recorded compositions as a template on which Sotelo may attempt to
draw out and utilise the individual merits of each musician to reconfigure and
sensualise the jams. Sotelo’s astonishing debut album ‘Cusp’ will be released
through Upset The Rhythm later this year.
https://soundcloud.com/robert-sotelo-3
THE PLAN harness unruly beats and stamp sweet
vocal harmonies all over them. Post-punk in origins but evolving and revolving,
its members have previously appeared in bands like Wetdog, Private
Trousers and Vic Goddard's Subway Sect, and all live by the sea in sunny
Southend.
https://theplan1.bandcamp.com/
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\ FRIDAY 24 MARCH / / / / /
WOLF EYES - ‘Undertow’ Album launch
MUMDANCE
GUTTERSNIPE
Friday 24 March
EXFED, Unit 4, 199
Eade Road, Manor House, London, N4 1DN
WOLF
EYES are the USA's
longest-running homemade, primitive, electronic, poetry & radical vibes
trio. They don't just release albums they launch scotched, taped nuclear audio
fronts on humanity. Wolf Eyes dropped a behemoth of a record last year with 'I
Am A Problem: Mind In Pieces' on Jack White's Third Man Records, but this time
they are switching things up in more ways than one for their forthcoming
'Undertow' album. The Detroit dark ambient sculptors are launching a new
imprint called Lower Floor Music, and the album will be the first release on
the label. The first foray into the new album is the title track, which is
self-described as a "sea-bottom R&B sound lurch" featuring ambient
synth and haunting spoken vocals. This show acts as an official album launch,
celebrating the release of 'Undertow' into the world.
MUMDANCE has built a reputation as one of the world's most inventive DJs and
producers, drawing from sounds from across the world but always putting
his own unique spin on them. His early days as a producer saw him
collaborate with big names from both Europe (Brodinski, Jammer, Skepta)
and further afield, such as Mexican legend Toy Selectah, Brazilian
groups Bondo Do Role and Banda Uo, and later Egyptian mahraganat icon
Sadat. In 2013, following a two-year hiatus from original music,
Mumdance released his most critically acclaimed music to date. His 2013
mixtape Twists & Turns was named FACT Magazine's best album of the
year, while his collaborations with Novelist, 'Take Time' and '1 Sec'
(released on legendary label XL Recordings), mark two of the biggest
anthems from grime's recent revival, and topped end of year charts from
Resident Advisor, Mixmag, FACT, Dummy, Noisey and more. Recently
Mumdance has also launched Different Circles, his record label with
Logos that specialises in 'weightless' - an already-influential
combination of grime, techno, ambient music, sound design and more, and
collaborated with artists such as Micachu, Pinch, AJ Tracey and Nozinja.
For this performance Mumdance will present a new set of modular synth
workouts.
GUTTERSNIPE are a Leeds drums/guitar duo who dive
straight into a cauldron of hellish improv-skronk, paint-stripping abstract
noise and nightmarishly deconstructed sonic catharsis – imagine the esoteric
mayhem of Angel Blood combined with the venue-destroying psychic power of early
Boredoms and Naked City, and you ain’t even close. Comprising the duo of
Xylocopa Violacea and Bdallophytum, if Guttersnipe don’t blow away your
cobwebs, nothing will.
Hope you have a fantastic weekend!
Thanks for reading, all the best!
UPSET
THE RHYTHM
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UPSET THE RHYTHM /////
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UPCOMING SHOWS
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MILKY WIMPSHAKE
‘20th Anniversary
Show!’
ROBERT SOTELO
THE PLAN
Saturday 4 March
The Islington,
1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
WOLF EYES - ‘Undertow’ Album launch
MUMDANCE
GUTTERSNIPE
Friday 24 March
EXFED, Unit 4, 199
Eade Road, Manor House, London, N4 1DN
MARY OCHER
BAMBOO
MOONBOW
Thursday 5
April
The
Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
RAT COLUMNS
Wednesday 19 April
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, Islington, N1 9JB
OOIOO
Thursday 20
April
Kamio, 3
Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3JL
DANIEL BACHMAN
JAKE XERXES FUSSELL
Monday
1 May
Cafe
OTO, 22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
EX-CULT
Wednesday 3 May
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville
Road, Islington, N1 9JB
IAN WILLIAM CRAIG
RESINA
Monday 8 May
OSLO,
1a Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1LL
XIU XIU
Monday 22 May
Kamio, 3
Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3JL
PRIESTS
Thursday 25 May
The Victoria, 451
Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS
NOTS
Wednesday 7 June
Cafe OTO, 22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
SPRAY
PAINT
THE REBEL
Tuesday 15 August
The Lexington, 96-98
Pentonville Road, Islington, N1 9JB
7.30pm | £7 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/391975
DEERHOOF
LE TON MITÉ
Monday 4 September
Village
Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, London,
EC2A 3PQ
NB. This is the
new date for February’s postponed event, original tickets remain valid.
Thursday, 23 February 2017
New show announced for Spray Paint & The Rebel!
Upset The
Rhythm presents…
SPRAY PAINT
THE REBEL
Tuesday
15 August
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, Islington, N1 9JB
7.30pm | £7 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/391975
SPRAY
PAINT are a no wave punk outfit from Austin, Texas made up of Chris
Stephenson (drums/vocals), Cory Plump (guitar/vocals) and George Dishner
(guitar/vocals). Spray Paint’s buzz-sawing guitars run headlong through
labyrinthine tunnels of reverb, chased down by some wildly brain-bashing drums.
All three members of Spray Paint sing too, helping create an uncontrollable
sense of fervour as they jostle for the words. They work up a tone of paranoia
amid the jagged rhythms, locking into a motoric groove that’s impossible to
escape from, offset with stormy blasts of distortion. Since forming in 2012,
Spray Paint have released six LPs and 7”s through SS-Records, Goner, Upset The
Rhythm and Monofonus Press. They’ve wasted no time with hitting the road
either, touring the US many times, with their friends Protomartyr and The
Rebel.
THE
REBEL is prolific London outsider Ben Wallers; a charismatic lone wolf in
a cowboy hat or trilby and a tie whose electrified howls are too idiosyncratic
to be broken down into market-oriented terms. It is difficult to sketch a
thumbnail summary of a musician who has amassed a vast and unwieldy discography
under a variety of names and genres: the most widely acclaimed is probably the
Country Teasers, but he also moonlights as, or in, the Rebel, the Company, the
Male Nurse, the Beale, the Stallion, the Black Poodle and Skills on Ampex,
across folk, country, garage, post-punk, no wave and electronic pop. In the
main part The Rebel is centred around twisted Casio drones, clanging guitar and
some defiantly deadpan vocals, all thrown in the pan and pressure-cooked in
Wallers' mind. Wallers has amassed a near-unquantifiable discography over the
past 20 years, from scores of more or less “official” LPs, EPs and 7”s to
seemingly endless self-released cassettes.
Wolf Eyes, Mumdance & Guttersnipe in London next month!
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WOLF EYES - ‘Undertow’ Album launch
MUMDANCE
GUTTERSNIPE
Friday 24 March
EXFED, Unit 4, 199
Eade Road, Manor House, London, N4 1DN
WOLF
EYES are the USA's
longest-running homemade, primitive, electronic, poetry & radical vibes
trio. They don't just release albums they launch scotched, taped nuclear audio
fronts on humanity. Wolf Eyes dropped a behemoth of a record last year with 'I
Am A Problem: Mind In Pieces' on Jack White's Third Man Records, but this time
they are switching things up in more ways than one for their forthcoming
'Undertow' album. The Detroit dark ambient sculptors are launching a new
imprint called Lower Floor Music, and the album will be the first release on
the label. The first foray into the new album is the title track, which is
self-described as a "sea-bottom R&B sound lurch" featuring
ambient synth and haunting spoken vocals. This show acts as an official album
launch, celebrating the release of 'Undertow' into the world.
MUMDANCE has built a reputation as one of the world’s most inventive DJs and producers, drawing from sounds from across the world but always putting his own unique spin on them. His early days as a producer saw him collaborate with big names from both Europe (Brodinski, Jammer, Skepta) and further afield, such as Mexican legend Toy Selectah, Brazilian groups Bondo Do Role and Banda Uó, and later Egyptian mahraganat icon Sadat. In 2013, following a two-year hiatus from original music, Mumdance released his most critically acclaimed music to date. His 2013 mixtape Twists & Turns was named FACT Magazine’s best album of the year, while his collaborations with Novelist, ‘Take Time’ and ‘1 Sec’ (released on legendary label XL Recordings), mark two of the biggest anthems from grime's recent revival, and topped end of year charts from Resident Advisor, Mixmag, FACT, Dummy, Noisey and more. Recently Mumdance has also launched Different Circles, his record label with Logos that specialises in ‘weightless’ - an already-influential combination of grime, techno, ambient music, sound design and more, and collaborated with artists such as Micachu, Pinch, AJ Tracey and Nozinja. For this performance Mumdance will present a new set of modular synth workouts.
https://soundcloud.com/mumdance
https://soundcloud.com/mumdance
GUTTERSNIPE are a Leeds drums/guitar duo who dive
straight into a cauldron of hellish improv-skronk, paint-stripping abstract
noise and nightmarishly deconstructed sonic catharsis – imagine the esoteric
mayhem of Angel Blood combined with the venue-destroying psychic power of early
Boredoms and Naked City, and you ain’t even close. Comprising the duo of
Xylocopa Violacea and Bdallophytum, if Guttersnipe don’t blow away your
cobwebs, nothing will.
Wednesday, 22 February 2017
Resina to perform at our Ian William Craig show in May!
Very pleased to announce that Resina will be also performing at our Ian
William Craig show at OSLO on May 8th!
Resina is the alias of Karolina Rec, a cellist and composer based in Warsaw, Poland.
Born 1982, Karolina graduated from
the Music Academy in Gdansk and the University of Gdansk. Active in
Poland’s independent music scene since the late ’00s, she was co-founder
/ collaborator of some of Poland’s most influential alternative bands:
Kings of Caramel, Cieslak and Princess, Nathalie And The Loners, Anthony
Chorale and more. She has featured on numerous album releases and
soundtracks (including the Oscar-nominated ‘Rabbit a la Berlin’), and
has been the author of a dozen music productions for theatre. A
compulsive live artist, Karolina’s style is primarily characterized by
personal language of improvisation and alternative approach to melody.
She has collaborated with Scott McCloud, Paul Brody, Piotr Kurek,
Coldair, Scianka and many other artists.
Resina was signed to 130701 in February 2016, having sent in a hugely
impressive demo. Her self-titled debut album is a result of experiments
with cello and simple electronic tools – sometimes close to the form of
song; sometimes based more on powerful, intuitive impressions but
always marked by the desire to use non-obvious characteristics of the
instrument. It is set for release later in 2016.
Upset The Rhythm
presents…
IAN WILLIAM CRAIG
RESINA
Monday 8 May
OSLO,
1a Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1LL
7.30pm
| £10 | TICKETS
Tuesday, 21 February 2017
STREAM Xiu Xiu's new album 'Forget', out Friday!
You can stream our forthcoming Xiu Xiu album entitled 'Forget' through Noisey now!
Out this Friday!
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Tuesday, 14 February 2017
Jamie Stewart & Lawrence English tonight in London! Spinning Coin & Sacred Paws this Friday!
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Morning
all!
Tonight
we’re very honoured to host HEXA; a
duo made up of Xiu Xiu’s Jamie Stewart
and observant, Australian composer Lawrence
English. They will be performing a specially commissioned soundtrack to David Lynch’s celebrated Factory
Photographs. Taking place at The Forge in Camden the performance will
be heavily immersive with projections and meticulously honed walls of sound and
clustered clouds of cymbal. The endlessly inventive Graham Dunning will also be debuting a set of music based around
his recent Aggregate composition.
Tickets will be available on the door from 7.30pm
That’s
not us done for the week though as on Friday we’re back at The Islington hosting
Sacred Paws and Spinning Coin as they whirl around the UK on their joint headline
tour. Expect cascading guitar pop galore with moments of afrobeat adventuring
and post punk propulsion. Now that’s what I call alliteration! Life Drawings will open the show too, full
details on both events can be read in more detail below.
Also
today, we’re announcing new concerts for sound artist, award-winning printmaker and classically-trained
vocalist Ian William Craig and Memphis-based punk cyclone Ex-Cult. Full details on both of those
forthcoming events in May can be found in our listing section that concludes
our newsletter. Tickets now onsale!
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\ TONIGHT / / / / /
HEXA: FACTORY
PHOTOGRAPHS
(Jamie
Stewart & Lawrence English sonic response to David Lynch’s photography)
GRAHAM DUNNING (Aggregate performance)
Wednesday 15
February
The Forge, 3-7 Delancey St,
Camden, London, NW1 7NL
HEXA is a project by Australian composer
and artist Lawrence English and Xiu Xiu’s Jamie Stewart exploring the
physicality of sound and its abilities to infiltrate, abrade and occupy the
body. Premiered at the David Lynch: Between Two Worlds retrospective at GOMA
museum in Brisbane, Australia in April 2015, HEXA is a sonic response to Lynch’s
Factory Photographs, a collection of images Lynch took of disused factories and
the ruins of industry in the USA, Poland, Germany and the UK. Using the factory
photographs as both a literal and metaphoric source, their performance draws
root from the texture of Lynch’s images, the imagined and actual spaces, and
the spectral histories contained within them. The effect is like “cascading low
frequency pulses and tectonic plates of sound, suspended in cavernous
cathedral-like spaces.” When asked recently about his decades’ long interest in
photographing factories in various states of disuse, David Lynch remarked “I
grew up in the north-west of America where there are no factories at all, just
woods and farms. But my mother was from Brooklyn, so when I was little we used
to go there and I got a taste for a certain kind of architecture and a feeling
for machines and smoke and fear. To me, the ideal factory location has no real
nature, except winter-dead black trees and oil-soaked earth. Time disappears when
I'm shooting in a factory, it's really beautiful.” HEXA's album is out now on
the Room40 label.
http://lawrenceenglish.com/
http://www.xiuxiu.org/
GRAHAM DUNNING is self-taught as an artist and
musician having studied neither discipline academically. His live work explores
sound as texture, timbre and something tactile, drawing on bedroom production,
tinkering and recycling found objects. He also creates visual work, video and
installations drawing on these themes. Graham has performed solo and in
ensembles across the UK, and Europe, and exhibited installations in the UK, New
Zealand and USA. He teaches Experimental Sound Art at the Mary Ward Centre in
London and also gives various independent workshops. He has released through
Entr’acte, Seagrave, Tombed Visions and more. For this show Graham will be
performing a live set based around his recent solo composition ‘Aggregate’,
based on a visual score, using the resonances of rooms within now-empty
brutalist towerblock, Balfron Tower, alongside record crackle and analogue
synth.
https://grahamdunning.com/
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\ FRIDAY / / / / /
SPINNING COIN
SACRED PAWS
SACRED PAWS
LIFE DRAWINGS
Friday 17 February
The Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/387070
Friday 17 February
The Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/387070
SPINNING COIN are a fiercely independent rock group
from Glasgow, something you could probably guess by listening to any of their
songs. Their roots are all over the place but a simple love of playing together
in their rehearsal space, and almost never turning down shows, has seen them
coalesce a winning group sound in almost no time at all. Drummer Chris
White is part of the Winning Sperm Party collective, who document of a world of
shadowy Glasgow music running all the way from the Glasgow Music Collective to Fuzzkill
Records today. Where Spinning Coin branch out from things is in their
cascading melodicism topped with some amazing shredding. This connects
into a slightly different Glasgow music scene more associated with Orange
Juice, Teenage Fanclub, and of course The Pastels, who released their debut 7”
through their Geographic Music imprint. Both songs are home-recorded but
show off the group’s easy flair for getting things to sound right without
trying too hard, both are bittersweet, both are beautiful.
https://soundcloud.com/spinning-coin
SACRED PAWS are a fantastic, intuitive dream punk
duo, comprising Eilidh of Golden Grrls and Skeleton Bob on drums, and Rachel
from Trash Kit and Shopping on guitar. Raw Soweto high-life riffs and rolling
Afrobeat grooves are filtered through post-punk sass and ramshackle K Records
charm. It’s an utterly joyous sound, the duo trading giddy melodies and
righteous chants over febrile rhythms and chunky, infectious riffage. Rock
Action are releasing the band’s debut album ‘Strike A Match’ on January 27th!
This record follows their wonderful EP, and was produced by Tony Doogan and
Sacred Paws at Castle Doom, Glasgow before being mastered by Frank Arkwright at
Abbey Road Studios.
https://soundcloud.com/rock-action-records/sacredpaws-everyday
LIFE DRAWINGS are an un-googleable
band of tip-top artrockers using lo-fi vocals, low key guitars, catchy bass
bits, cheap keyboards, a drums and advanced admin for songs almost exclusively
inspired by Country Teasers and The Fall.
Thanks for your time, see you later!
UPSET
THE RHYTHM
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UPSET THE RHYTHM /////
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UPCOMING SHOWS
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HEXA: FACTORY
PHOTOGRAPHS
(Jamie
Stewart & Lawrence English sonic response to David Lynch’s photography)
GRAHAM DUNNING (Aggregate performance)
Wednesday 15
February
The Forge, 3-7 Delancey St,
Camden, London, NW1 7NL
SPINNING COIN
SACRED PAWS
SACRED PAWS
LIFE DRAWINGS
Friday 17 February
The Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/387070
Friday 17 February
The Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
7.30pm | £6 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/387070
MILKY WIMPSHAKE
‘20th Anniversary
Show!’
ROBERT SOTELO
THE PLAN
Saturday 4 March
The
Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
WOLF EYES - ‘Undertow’ Album launch
MUMDANCE
GUTTERSNIPE
Friday 24 March
EXFED, Unit 4, 199
Eade Road, Manor House, London, N4 1DN
MARY OCHER
BAMBOO
MOONBOW
Thursday 5
April
The
Islington, 1 Tolpuddle Street, Angel, London, N1 0XT
RAT COLUMNS
Wednesday 19 April
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville Road, Islington, N1 9JB
OOIOO
Thursday 20
April
Kamio, 3
Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3JL
DANIEL BACHMAN
JAKE XERXES FUSSELL
Monday
1 May
Cafe
OTO, 22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
EX-CULT
Wednesday 3 May
The Lexington, 96-98 Pentonville
Road, Islington, N1 9JB
7.30pm | £7 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/390829
IAN WILLIAM CRAIG
Monday 8 May
OSLO,
1a Amhurst Road, Hackney, E8 1LL
7.30pm
| £10 | http://www.wegottickets.com/event/391059
XIU XIU
Monday 22 May
Kamio, 3
Rivington Street, London, EC2A 3JL
PRIESTS
Thursday 25 May
The Victoria, 451
Queensbridge Rd, Dalston, E8 3AS
NOTS
Wednesday 7 June
Cafe OTO, 22 Ashwin Street, Dalston, E8 3DL
DEERHOOF
LE TON MITÉ
Monday 4 September
Village
Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, London,
EC2A 3PQ
NB. This is the
new date for February’s postponed event, original tickets remain valid.
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