Friday 3rd December 2021
STONECUTTER | CPT PRANG
— ExchangeGrunge / Psych / Punk @ Exchange, Basement
price:
Headfirst Tickets
Information:
DIRT HAVE HAD TO PULL OUT DUE TO A LAST MINUTE INJURY!
EXTENDED SETS FROM STONECUTTER AND CPT PRANG!
Crawl out the muck and murk and commit yourself to a night of sludgy grunge and punky psych that'll make you feel alright!
DEC 3RD ==-=-== DOORS - 7:30
Exchange
Bristol
No Sanctuary Presents:
DIRT: Sludgy high intensity modern grunge trio from Bristol
- https://www.facebook.com/damndirtydirt
STONECUTTER: Psychpunk Bristol three-piece bringing some bluesy noise
- https://www.facebook.com/stonecutterband
CPT PRANG: Four piece grunge-punk outfit from the South-West
- https://www.facebook.com/cpt.prang
Please note that the basement stage is not accessible to all.
EPILEPSY WARNING ON LIVE VISUALS
EXTENDED SETS FROM STONECUTTER AND CPT PRANG!
Crawl out the muck and murk and commit yourself to a night of sludgy grunge and punky psych that'll make you feel alright!
DEC 3RD ==-=-== DOORS - 7:30
Exchange
Bristol
No Sanctuary Presents:
DIRT: Sludgy high intensity modern grunge trio from Bristol
- https://www.facebook.com/damndirtydirt
STONECUTTER: Psychpunk Bristol three-piece bringing some bluesy noise
- https://www.facebook.com/stonecutterband
CPT PRANG: Four piece grunge-punk outfit from the South-West
- https://www.facebook.com/cpt.prang
Please note that the basement stage is not accessible to all.
EPILEPSY WARNING ON LIVE VISUALS
Artist Videos:
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Artist Audio:
CPT. PRANG
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