A gig held at Crofters Rights on Sunday 17th February. The event starts at 19:30.
So thrilled to announce that Kælan Mikla will bring their icelandic gloomy frost exclusively to Bristol (debut show!) and London.
Support come from Some Ember.
Kælan Mikla
Kælan Mikla, an Icelandic synth-punk trio formed in 2013. They released their debut album with Fabrika Records (She past away, Selofan, Lebanon Hanover) in July 2016 and are now working on their second album. Kælan Miklas roots dangle both in avant-punk poetry and drifting, dreaming dark wave, but who blend them in a manner that is both eccentric and electrifying.
It's too good to be no wave, moving instead into that clinical early 1980s synthwave, music that's so cold it'll make your breath freeze.
Kælan Mikla is one of the most immediately intriguing bands to emerge from those pastures in years. Dropped tuned meandering basslines furrow their way over and across evil synthesizer minor chords while programmed beats hammer down like sheet lightning on a winter's night. Singer, Laufey Soff?a looks like she's in a trance while delivering tales of doom and despair in Icelandic.They have become known for creating unique atmospherics during their live shows, performing ritualistic behaviour to a low drone punctuated by punches, vocals that hang in the mist before merging with the air, then reaching out to grab your throat. You come away from seeing them live wondering if it's really over, as you can still feel icy fingers reaching towards you.
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The Crofters Rights
Sunday 17th February
Doors: 7:30
£8 adv.
Entry requirements:
Support come from Some Ember.
Kælan Mikla
Kælan Mikla, an Icelandic synth-punk trio formed in 2013. They released their debut album with Fabrika Records (She past away, Selofan, Lebanon Hanover) in July 2016 and are now working on their second album. Kælan Miklas roots dangle both in avant-punk poetry and drifting, dreaming dark wave, but who blend them in a manner that is both eccentric and electrifying.
It's too good to be no wave, moving instead into that clinical early 1980s synthwave, music that's so cold it'll make your breath freeze.
Kælan Mikla is one of the most immediately intriguing bands to emerge from those pastures in years. Dropped tuned meandering basslines furrow their way over and across evil synthesizer minor chords while programmed beats hammer down like sheet lightning on a winter's night. Singer, Laufey Soff?a looks like she's in a trance while delivering tales of doom and despair in Icelandic.They have become known for creating unique atmospherics during their live shows, performing ritualistic behaviour to a low drone punctuated by punches, vocals that hang in the mist before merging with the air, then reaching out to grab your throat. You come away from seeing them live wondering if it's really over, as you can still feel icy fingers reaching towards you.
†
The Crofters Rights
Sunday 17th February
Doors: 7:30
£8 adv.
Entry requirements:
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