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"Debut gig and ‘Next Big Thing’ status incoming for Bristol’s Exit Child. With just one bonafide grunge-pop / mental health anthem out in the world, Anya Pulver’s new band (formerly of Sœur) is set to dazzle fans of Hole, Pixies, Hysterical Injury, Sleater Kinney, Warpaint…."
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A gig held at Exchange on Friday 14th April. The event starts at 19:00.
Exit Child at Exchange
With support from Dirt
7pm doors
£5 adv
What sets Exit Child apart from other bands? Nothing. We all just want to be heard, to be understood. We want to make music that matters.
Grunge overtones saturate Exit Child’s angsty but compassionately anarchistic themes - bound by gritty riffs, delicate melodies, rhythmic riddles and emotionally riotous vocals.
Bred by former Sœur guitarist/vocalist, Anya Pulver, Exit Child are a band who stand with the disillusioned of their time - encapsulating both suffering and hope; the pain of disempowerment and the beauty of empowerment.
https://www.tiktok.com/@exitchild
https://www.instagram.com/exitchild_
https://www.facebook.com/exitchild
https://twitter.com/exitchild
Exchange is a 14+ Venue. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Entry requirements:
With support from Dirt
7pm doors
£5 adv
What sets Exit Child apart from other bands? Nothing. We all just want to be heard, to be understood. We want to make music that matters.
Grunge overtones saturate Exit Child’s angsty but compassionately anarchistic themes - bound by gritty riffs, delicate melodies, rhythmic riddles and emotionally riotous vocals.
Bred by former Sœur guitarist/vocalist, Anya Pulver, Exit Child are a band who stand with the disillusioned of their time - encapsulating both suffering and hope; the pain of disempowerment and the beauty of empowerment.
https://www.tiktok.com/@exitchild
https://www.instagram.com/exitchild_
https://www.facebook.com/exitchild
https://twitter.com/exitchild
Exchange is a 14+ Venue. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Entry requirements: