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"We’re veeery here for this scene-saving new run of DIY punk shows for barely the price of a pint! A Friday night five-biller of fringe noise, including glitchy chiptune from Bristol experimental queer scene fixture Eyre, Sigil’s howling emo-laced screwgaze and more, plus gig-goer discounts at the Kino kitchen."
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A gig held at Cafe Kino on Friday 19th December. The event starts at 19:45.
Queercore Forever Presents:
- Friday 19th December
- 5 bill lineup
- Music from 7.45pm
- £7 ADV / £10 OTD
- Safe(r) space
- NOTAFLOF (message Cafe Kino)
Food Battle 2006:
BB:
You are wading through murky swampy waters, searching for the nearest toilet. Ow! you exclaim as you tread on a needle of a syringe left there by a horny Tgirl. A bass guitar floats atop the rancid water sparking with electrical energy. You are femminising rapidly as the corrupted estrogen pulses through your bloodstream, but more importantly, you still really need a piss. You collapse. As you fall your bladder relaxes releasing the urine you were holding onto so desperately. As your head sinks below the water you begin to hear a siren's song. It is singing the Macarena. You relax into the warm water and you feel just like you are at a BB gig.
Eyre:
Eyre is Bristol's obsessive light-up gameboy musician, crafting the catchiest melodies, the crunchiest basses, and the cheesiest blipblops. She strives to sound like a pop star, but remains forever trapped in the recesses of the queer underground, her piracy-influenced chiptune echoing the irreverent, lonely melodies of the first folk songs to score the digital age.
Secret Support
(top secret set from your favourite Bristol gal)
Sigil:
Sigil fuses atmospheric electronica with trap beats and pitched up emo-influenced vocals. Inspired by Crim3s, Elusin, My Chemical Romance, Salem and friend & collaborator PROVIDENCE144, Sigil pulls from her wide range of influences to deliver raw, emotional and hard-hitting witchhouse. The witchhouse revival era is now.
Cafe Kino kitchen will be open. Grab a freshly cooked meal, a coffee or something stronger... 10% community discount can be applied when shown gig tickets at the counter!
Cafe Kino Statement:
Cafe Kino is a vegan cafe and community space located in the heart of stokes croft. We are a non-profit workers co-op and strive to be a safe and radical space for all. As such we want to continue to nurture a community driven space of solidarity and creativity.
We are currently facing financial hardship, with the threat of closure approaching, we encourage anyone who is able to sign up to our monthly sliding-scale subscription, and share this on, to help us sustain and save our home on Stokes Croft.
Become a Cafe Kino supporter: https://ko-fi.com/cafekinobristol
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
- Friday 19th December
- 5 bill lineup
- Music from 7.45pm
- £7 ADV / £10 OTD
- Safe(r) space
- NOTAFLOF (message Cafe Kino)
Food Battle 2006:
BB:
You are wading through murky swampy waters, searching for the nearest toilet. Ow! you exclaim as you tread on a needle of a syringe left there by a horny Tgirl. A bass guitar floats atop the rancid water sparking with electrical energy. You are femminising rapidly as the corrupted estrogen pulses through your bloodstream, but more importantly, you still really need a piss. You collapse. As you fall your bladder relaxes releasing the urine you were holding onto so desperately. As your head sinks below the water you begin to hear a siren's song. It is singing the Macarena. You relax into the warm water and you feel just like you are at a BB gig.
Eyre:
Eyre is Bristol's obsessive light-up gameboy musician, crafting the catchiest melodies, the crunchiest basses, and the cheesiest blipblops. She strives to sound like a pop star, but remains forever trapped in the recesses of the queer underground, her piracy-influenced chiptune echoing the irreverent, lonely melodies of the first folk songs to score the digital age.
Secret Support
(top secret set from your favourite Bristol gal)
Sigil:
Sigil fuses atmospheric electronica with trap beats and pitched up emo-influenced vocals. Inspired by Crim3s, Elusin, My Chemical Romance, Salem and friend & collaborator PROVIDENCE144, Sigil pulls from her wide range of influences to deliver raw, emotional and hard-hitting witchhouse. The witchhouse revival era is now.
Cafe Kino kitchen will be open. Grab a freshly cooked meal, a coffee or something stronger... 10% community discount can be applied when shown gig tickets at the counter!
Cafe Kino Statement:
Cafe Kino is a vegan cafe and community space located in the heart of stokes croft. We are a non-profit workers co-op and strive to be a safe and radical space for all. As such we want to continue to nurture a community driven space of solidarity and creativity.
We are currently facing financial hardship, with the threat of closure approaching, we encourage anyone who is able to sign up to our monthly sliding-scale subscription, and share this on, to help us sustain and save our home on Stokes Croft.
Become a Cafe Kino supporter: https://ko-fi.com/cafekinobristol
Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)
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