A gig held at Exchange on Thursday 12th December. The event starts at 19:30.
The Pleasure Dome //
Josh Ace //
Clunk //
The Exchange Basement
Doors 7.30
The Pleasure Dome
With songs like 'Daddy Don't Call No More' 'INSANE' and 'Do You Ever Give Up Smoking' The Pleasure Dome are born of the Bristol scene championed by IDLES in recent years. With a welsh vein running through its core - Bobby (vox) from Prestatyn and Loz (bass) from Swansea - they met in Bristol through a mutual love of music. After living together for a while & no longer in bands - Bobby started channelling a no frills sound & lyrics akin to a bloke down the pub recoiling the tales of his day with parental abandonment overtime & smoking.
Josh Ace
Welsh pop meets pseudo Americana. With roots firmly dug in the foothills of North London, Swansea born songwriter Josh Ace tells tales of derailed dreams, dissolute companions and life in the times of social media and virtual collective consciousness. Apocalyptic overtones with a sense of humorous cynicism, sugar coated in power pop harmonies leave you feeling not all is lost. Angular guitar hooks hark back to post-punk new wave with a hint of psychedelia thrown in the mix for good measure!
Entry requirements:
Josh Ace //
Clunk //
The Exchange Basement
Doors 7.30
The Pleasure Dome
With songs like 'Daddy Don't Call No More' 'INSANE' and 'Do You Ever Give Up Smoking' The Pleasure Dome are born of the Bristol scene championed by IDLES in recent years. With a welsh vein running through its core - Bobby (vox) from Prestatyn and Loz (bass) from Swansea - they met in Bristol through a mutual love of music. After living together for a while & no longer in bands - Bobby started channelling a no frills sound & lyrics akin to a bloke down the pub recoiling the tales of his day with parental abandonment overtime & smoking.
Josh Ace
Welsh pop meets pseudo Americana. With roots firmly dug in the foothills of North London, Swansea born songwriter Josh Ace tells tales of derailed dreams, dissolute companions and life in the times of social media and virtual collective consciousness. Apocalyptic overtones with a sense of humorous cynicism, sugar coated in power pop harmonies leave you feeling not all is lost. Angular guitar hooks hark back to post-punk new wave with a hint of psychedelia thrown in the mix for good measure!
Entry requirements:
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