A gig held at The Croft on Sunday 6th October. The event starts at 20:00.
Catalan faint-hearted lo-fi pop duo Family Time are playing their FREE Bristol debut show at The Crofters Rights supported by our favourite one LA-Z-Eye
Family Time
From DIY:
"Few bands have an origin story as strange (or as brilliant) as new London-via-Spain duo Family Time.
Retiring from their home of London to Mallorca last spring, the pair set up a studio to make their first moves in the new band. Once they had an arsenal of songs ready, they took them to the island’s famous holiday resorts. Posing as a covers band to get the gig, they then delighted (subjected?) bemused holidaymakers to their new creations.
The first track showcased from the Mallorca sessions is ‘Magic Abyss Hotel’ a five minute woozy trip that’s more suited to picturesque seaside walks than all-inclusive boozing, but it’s a track that feels informed by the island nonetheless.
Taking influence from the schools of Mac DeMarco and Tame Impala, the track is relaxing but softly probing, always threatening to break through the woozy calm with something more crunchy."
Entry requirements:
Family Time
From DIY:
"Few bands have an origin story as strange (or as brilliant) as new London-via-Spain duo Family Time.
Retiring from their home of London to Mallorca last spring, the pair set up a studio to make their first moves in the new band. Once they had an arsenal of songs ready, they took them to the island’s famous holiday resorts. Posing as a covers band to get the gig, they then delighted (subjected?) bemused holidaymakers to their new creations.
The first track showcased from the Mallorca sessions is ‘Magic Abyss Hotel’ a five minute woozy trip that’s more suited to picturesque seaside walks than all-inclusive boozing, but it’s a track that feels informed by the island nonetheless.
Taking influence from the schools of Mac DeMarco and Tame Impala, the track is relaxing but softly probing, always threatening to break through the woozy calm with something more crunchy."
Entry requirements:
Other lo-fi gigs
— Cafe Kino
alternative rock
indie rock
country
art rock
emo
