A gig held at Exchange on Thursday 15th July. The event starts at 19:00.
Wizzarding Promotions presents a double-headline show at Bristol's Exchange featuring:
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Dystopian Future Movies [Notts., UK]
https://dystopianfuturemovies.com
DFM craft a heady combination of discordant layers, atmospheric swells and colossal heaviness. While weaving lyrical catharsis with hypnotic vocal melodies - delicate dynamic interludes give way to massive doomscapes. Emotional, powerful and raw.
'Their allure is not in the volume or force, but the threat, as if they’ve got a lot in reserve, simmering beneath the surface. And with grace and dynamic range, they’re a uniquely exciting act.' - Aural Aggravation
"With the release of Time, they’ve risen to meet high expectations, bringing together a relentless and pounding set full of huge guitars and close-quarter rhythmic intricacies anchored around haunting vocals." - Circuit Sweet
"'Time' starts with the unsettling ‘Wasteland’- it nails the power of this album succinctly and superbly: Caroline’s voice. As the music gets heavier throughout the album her captivating sound is the constant – clear, wavering, beautiful." - Echoes And Dust
FFO: Chelsea Wolfe, Swans, sounds of the apocalypse.
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Grave Lines [London, UK]
https://gravelinesuk.bandcamp.com
Dark and sorrowful yet triumphantly bold London/Hove heavy gloom quartet, who traverse their sound through a range of instrumentation and a deep direct penetration of the psyche. Second full length “Fed Into The Nihilist Engine” out now on NHS Records
"This is grimy, trudging through the murky peat kind of stuff, but laced with the spirit as well as the scale of the blues, something like a nastier version of Goatsnake. There’s a lot more going on, too, genre-wise with neo-folk passages and some smart, intricate riffs somewhere between the complexity of Mastodon at their most progressive and Sleep at their most catchy." - Echoes And Dust
"UK Doom quartet Grave Lines have surpassed all expectations with their stunningly dynamic second album Fed into the Nihilist Engine" - Terrorizer
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Age Decay [Bristol, UK]
https://agedecay.bandcamp.com
Support comes in the form of doom-flecked, blackened downer-rock from Bristol, UK.
From grinding riffs to atmospheric passages layered with mournful vocals and samples. Influences take in everything from Converge, to Wolves in The Throne Room and from Gorecki to Alice in Chains. Essential!
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Tickets:
- Headfirst Bristol: http://hdfst.uk/wizzarding
- Exchange: https://www.exchangebristol.com/whats-on
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Poster by Bonnie Baker
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Contact: [email protected]
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Entry requirements:
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Dystopian Future Movies [Notts., UK]
https://dystopianfuturemovies.com
DFM craft a heady combination of discordant layers, atmospheric swells and colossal heaviness. While weaving lyrical catharsis with hypnotic vocal melodies - delicate dynamic interludes give way to massive doomscapes. Emotional, powerful and raw.
'Their allure is not in the volume or force, but the threat, as if they’ve got a lot in reserve, simmering beneath the surface. And with grace and dynamic range, they’re a uniquely exciting act.' - Aural Aggravation
"With the release of Time, they’ve risen to meet high expectations, bringing together a relentless and pounding set full of huge guitars and close-quarter rhythmic intricacies anchored around haunting vocals." - Circuit Sweet
"'Time' starts with the unsettling ‘Wasteland’- it nails the power of this album succinctly and superbly: Caroline’s voice. As the music gets heavier throughout the album her captivating sound is the constant – clear, wavering, beautiful." - Echoes And Dust
FFO: Chelsea Wolfe, Swans, sounds of the apocalypse.
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Grave Lines [London, UK]
https://gravelinesuk.bandcamp.com
Dark and sorrowful yet triumphantly bold London/Hove heavy gloom quartet, who traverse their sound through a range of instrumentation and a deep direct penetration of the psyche. Second full length “Fed Into The Nihilist Engine” out now on NHS Records
"This is grimy, trudging through the murky peat kind of stuff, but laced with the spirit as well as the scale of the blues, something like a nastier version of Goatsnake. There’s a lot more going on, too, genre-wise with neo-folk passages and some smart, intricate riffs somewhere between the complexity of Mastodon at their most progressive and Sleep at their most catchy." - Echoes And Dust
"UK Doom quartet Grave Lines have surpassed all expectations with their stunningly dynamic second album Fed into the Nihilist Engine" - Terrorizer
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Age Decay [Bristol, UK]
https://agedecay.bandcamp.com
Support comes in the form of doom-flecked, blackened downer-rock from Bristol, UK.
From grinding riffs to atmospheric passages layered with mournful vocals and samples. Influences take in everything from Converge, to Wolves in The Throne Room and from Gorecki to Alice in Chains. Essential!
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Tickets:
- Headfirst Bristol: http://hdfst.uk/wizzarding
- Exchange: https://www.exchangebristol.com/whats-on
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Poster by Bonnie Baker
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Contact: [email protected]
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Entry requirements:
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