FEATURED SHOW
Tuesday 16th November 2010
Burn Before Reading
+ Mabel Love
+ Foreign Office
+ Woe
@ The Bull & Gate
389 Kentish Town Road, London, NW5 2TJ07:45pm£6 / £5 with flyer
Burn Before Reading are four young men from Guildford who play dense, intense indie rock which is dotted with the odd terrifically berserk chorus. We like their myspace ...
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ONSTAGE AT 10.15 PM
Mabel Love are four young men from Sheffield currently causing a stir. Shaped by the city that made them for sure, but their musical outlook is much wider than ...
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ONSTAGE AT 9.30 PM
Foreign Office are a London four-piece who nail pop hooks, heavy basslines and paranoid musings with post punk austerity. The band make records that embrace Talking Heads, Roxy Music and the twisted disco of Hot Chip. ...
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ONSTAGE AT 8.45 PM
Woe consists of three core members Sami, Joss, and Matt along with a revolving cast of other characters. They began in 2008 providing a live soundtrack to a play on the Edinburgh Fringe and followed that with a long and fruitful series of collaborations with Alaskan oddball storyteller Guy Jackson - The First Woe. Out of this grew Woe’s chaotic live ...
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ONSTAGE AT 8.00 PM
BURN BEFORE READING
MABEL LOVE
FOREIGN OFFICE
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MABEL LOVE
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Burn Before Reading are four young men from Guildford who play dense, intense indie rock which is dotted with the odd terrifically berserk chorus. We like their myspace ...
Artist Profile »
ONSTAGE AT 10.15 PM
Mabel Love are four young men from Sheffield currently causing a stir. Shaped by the city that made them for sure, but their musical outlook is much wider than ...
Artist Profile »
ONSTAGE AT 9.30 PM
Foreign Office are a London four-piece who nail pop hooks, heavy basslines and paranoid musings with post punk austerity. The band make records that embrace Talking Heads, Roxy Music and the twisted disco of Hot Chip. ...
Artist Profile »
ONSTAGE AT 8.45 PM
Woe consists of three core members Sami, Joss, and Matt along with a revolving cast of other characters. They began in 2008 providing a live soundtrack to a play on the Edinburgh Fringe and followed that with a long and fruitful series of collaborations with Alaskan oddball storyteller Guy Jackson - The First Woe. Out of this grew Woe’s chaotic live ...
Artist Profile »
ONSTAGE AT 8.00 PM
