Friday 18 March
The Victoria, Dalston
8pm till 2am
£3
We are honoured to have French boy/girl duo Reveille cross the border and headline our first night at The Victoria. The recent album “Time and Death” garnered rave reviews in their home country and has been described as frantic pop folk noise. Think Pixies, Nirvana, Pavement, and add that to the duo’s melodic, uncomplicated writing, inventive arrangements, little convoluted gimmicks, freshness and live intensity make us love this band!
Released one of our favourite split singles of 2010 with label mates The Black Tambourines, these guys will shower you with shoegazey guitars and pop melodies for you to dance the night away.
As noted above, their split single on the excellent Art is Hard label occupied our stereo muchly in 2010. Falmouth’s The Black Tambourines will care not for winter and infuse your soul with ‘waves of catchy, off-kilter guitars, echoey whoops and wails to produce a sun drenched surge of seashore sound”. Think No Age’s sinsister big brother….
Not content with being a brilliant artist plying his trade as Chaos vs Cosmos (chances are you’ve seen one of his gig posters about), Slushy Guts is an intimate one man guitar project. Mixing influences from SNH faves The For Carnation and Jim’O Rourke, do not miss our spaced out artist’s echoey, intimate offerings, and maybe treat yourself to some his art after the show…
DJs
INTERNET FOREVER
THE PATIO SET
ART IS HARD
ART IS HARD
SCENE NOT HERD
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