OTHER HALF + PROBLEM PATTERNS
A gig held at Moor Beer Co on Friday 3rd May. The event starts at 19:30.
DEADPUNK PROMOTIONS PRESENTS:
OTHER HALF (Norwich, England)
https://otherhalf.bandcamp.com/
QUOTE FROM KERRANG:
"“Nasty music for nice people.” Other Half aren’t wrong with their appraisal of themselves, although they miss out that it’s also nasty music by nice people – often sounding pissed off and fed up, but not unpleasantly so. Like the rest of us, the likeable Norwich trio are just done with the bullshit of the here and now. On their brilliant second album, they’ve made something to scream about it to together."
PROBLEM PATTERNS (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
https://problempatterns.bandcamp.com/
QUOTE FROM THE GUARDIAN:
"With an admirable sense of collectivist fluidity, a distaste for hierarchies and a willingness to take on different roles, they have no front person, instead changing instruments from song to song. “We made a conscious decision to remove the traditional format of having a front person, as we wanted everyone to have a voice.” Their music recalls the ferocity of Bikini Kill, and their potent sound has drawn praise from Kathleen Hanna herself (leading to an invite to support Le Tigre earlier this year) and Henry Rollins."
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
OTHER HALF (Norwich, England)
https://otherhalf.bandcamp.com/
QUOTE FROM KERRANG:
"“Nasty music for nice people.” Other Half aren’t wrong with their appraisal of themselves, although they miss out that it’s also nasty music by nice people – often sounding pissed off and fed up, but not unpleasantly so. Like the rest of us, the likeable Norwich trio are just done with the bullshit of the here and now. On their brilliant second album, they’ve made something to scream about it to together."
PROBLEM PATTERNS (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
https://problempatterns.bandcamp.com/
QUOTE FROM THE GUARDIAN:
"With an admirable sense of collectivist fluidity, a distaste for hierarchies and a willingness to take on different roles, they have no front person, instead changing instruments from song to song. “We made a conscious decision to remove the traditional format of having a front person, as we wanted everyone to have a voice.” Their music recalls the ferocity of Bikini Kill, and their potent sound has drawn praise from Kathleen Hanna herself (leading to an invite to support Le Tigre earlier this year) and Henry Rollins."
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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