Subhumans are one of the very best bands. Need to see them soon I reckon.Not exactly forthcoming as I'm there now, but just seen the subhuman at North west calling. Haven't seen any anarcho punk for years. Very jolly.
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Bugger... it's sold out.
Shit, this is bad news!
hitmouse
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Oh yeah, saw them last night and it was indeed great.
Someone mentioned this last night and was saying how good it looked as well.
Ah, last time I saw the Subhumans at one of those nostalgiafest things it sort of felt like the crowd didn't really match the energy levels I'd hope for, which was a shame - hope that you got to properly enjoy them, anyway.Not exactly forthcoming as I'm there now, but just seen the subhuman at North west calling. Haven't seen any anarcho punk for years. Very jolly.
OK, looks like I'm not going then. On the bright side, that means I don't have to work out how to get home from Shipley.
Prangers, who are on the Shipley line up are worth a look.....2 Manchester gigs coming up.
One this Thursday at Soup Kitchen is Sonny Bliss' album launch. I'm just giving the album a go, although unlikely to make it due to covid.
The other gig is this at the former Partisan Centre.
One this Thursday at Soup Kitchen is Sonny Bliss' album launch. I'm just giving the album a go, although unlikely to make it due to covid.
The other gig is this at the former Partisan Centre.
Yea I've thought that before but noticed a few friend's Facebook interests in them and hadn't realised Albini had done the album. Reckon I'm in.
I'm usually happy to check out anyone Sammy books tbf, the dude knows his shit.
Yea, I don't really know him but recently said thanks for providing so many good nights.
Singer of CP sounds like a more shouty version of the lass who left Joanna Gruesome.
braindancer
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Just seen this - I enjoyed it a lot... I'd done a massive cycle ride on Sunday and my legs were shot so I was delighted to see tables and chairs on arrival
.Both Gwenifer Raymond and Yasmin Williams were great I thought - they complimented each other nicely, Gwenifer's ferocious playing occasionally interspersed with a few awkward grunts to the the audience followed by Yasmin's much prettier tunes with endless banter in between.....
All in all - an excellent Monday evening....
hitmouse
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Quite wanted to see them the last time they were here, back in the pre-pandemic days, but think they were on the same night as someone or other I was more excited about... and I've just realised that, if all goes well, I'll hopefully be out of the country when they're here, so I'll be missing them again. Agreed that the Beauty Witch does excellent bookings though, people who are less covid-having than me may want to check Midnight while they're here for some good dumb metal fun.
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worked it out now!
Jim White on Sunday
hitmouse
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Just been listening to, and really enjoying, the new Drug Church album, and it turns out they're over here next week. Only northern date is at a festival that's sold out, but also playing London, Cardiff, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bristol, Milton Keynes, Kingston and Southampton between the 22nd-July 2nd. Definitely sound like they'd be worth a look imo.
Johnny Vodka
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Third try for Jessie Ware tomorrow after a couple of covid cancellations. Will be well poppy but I'm looking forward to it. 
Johnny Vodka
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Third try for Jessie Ware tomorrow after a couple of covid cancellations. Will be well poppy but I'm looking forward to it.
So good.
josef1878 2.0
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Was a good day that, I'd seen Subhumans in Wigan a few weeks before and they were excellent then too.Not exactly forthcoming as I'm there now, but just seen the subhuman at North west calling. Haven't seen any anarcho punk for years. Very jolly.
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They are on in Wigan again in January and the Boulevard is a great venue
alert! Joshua Abrams Natural Information Society are doing a two day residency at Cafe Oto - the first date was last night and the reports I've seen online are breathless. Last show tonight and you should defo go if you're in London. Fozzie Bear saw them a few years ago and can attest I think?
www.cafeoto.co.uk
Cafe OTO → Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society – Two-Day Residency, 20–21 June 2022
Joshua Abrams developed his voice in the rich ferment of the 1990s Chicago music world, participating heavily across the city’s jazz, experimental & rock scenes. He co-founded the ‘back porch minimalist’ band Town & Country &, with Matana Roberts & …
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Yes they are great and I cannot make and am a bit gutted.alert! Joshua Abrams Natural Information Society are doing a two day residency at Cafe Oto - the first date was last night and the reports I've seen online are breathless. Last show tonight and you should defo go if you're in London. Fozzie Bear saw them a few years ago and can attest I think?
Cafe OTO → Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society – Two-Day Residency, 20–21 June 2022
Joshua Abrams developed his voice in the rich ferment of the 1990s Chicago music world, participating heavily across the city’s jazz, experimental & rock scenes. He co-founded the ‘back porch minimalist’ band Town & Country &, with Matana Roberts & …
The set I saw at OTO last time got released as an album on Bandcamp and is wild.
I had it on last week, totally amazing
Cloo
Banana for scale
Prolapse playing in October - quite tempted to go if I can find anyone to go with. Not the sort of band I was typically into but I do remember seeing them live in Camden at the Barfly and they put on a very wonkily entertaining show. Prolapse Tickets | £13.20 | 29 Oct @ Oslo, London | DICE
My cousin's boyfriend's new work is getting a premier at the Wigmore Hall this Friday - she's been going out with him for ages but only told me he was a moderately successful composer a few weeks ago... he's really good though: I'd go if I was about.
wigmore-hall.org.uk
Cassandra Miller, Enno Poppe, James Dillon and Lawrence Dunn
Explore Ensemble presents a landmark concert in celebration of both its 10th anniversary and its award of the Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung's Ensemble Prize. Their programme includes a new work by the British composer Lawrence Dunn, alongside pieces by the acclaimed Scottish composer James...
I saw Rome Streetz. Wow it was the best live mcing I have ever seen, he was relentless and flawless... so impressive. Also good vibez.... a lot of UK hip hop royalty there. And a huge amount of ganja smoke in the O2 academy, on stage and off. Rammed too.
kalidarkone
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Equiknoxx w/ Gavsborg, Time Cow & Shanique Marie on SaturdayFollakzoid - Saturday
Sir Elton John - Sunday
Folkazoid on Sunday
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
My friend saw Elton twice in Bristol (his mate’s wife works at the stadium so had access to tickets) and said it was a pretty good showFollakzoid - Saturday
Sir Elton John - Sunday
