A gig held at Strange Brew on Wednesday 30th August. The event starts at 19:00.
Tickets on Alt & Gigantic
Presented by DHP
London-based artist yeule (aka Nat Ćmiel) creates dreamy experimental pop that reflects a lifetime of online immersion. Their songs are often riddled with glitches, static, and bitcrushed effects, along with atmospheric guitars, intimate vocals, and occasional dance beats. Their debut full-length, Serotonin II, appeared in 2019 and gradually developed a following; second album Glitch Princess arrived in 2022.
SASAMI (Sasami Ashworth) released her second studio album of indie-punk, Squeeze, on February 25, 2022 on Domino Records. Squeeze hammers home a sentiment of “anti-toxic positivity” and showcases her vicious honesty and brutally uncompromising vision, partially inspired by the Japanese yōkai folk spirit called Nure-onna (translation: wet woman), a vampiric deity that has the head of a woman and the body of a snake.
Completing the bill is Bristol's very own Tlya X An, an enigmatic pop producer and vocalist known for her raw and captivating style. Seamlessly traversing the realms of hyperpop, early 2000s R&B, and glitchy electronica, her music weaves silky melodies atop intricate beats and pulsating basslines.
Entry requirements:
Presented by DHP
London-based artist yeule (aka Nat Ćmiel) creates dreamy experimental pop that reflects a lifetime of online immersion. Their songs are often riddled with glitches, static, and bitcrushed effects, along with atmospheric guitars, intimate vocals, and occasional dance beats. Their debut full-length, Serotonin II, appeared in 2019 and gradually developed a following; second album Glitch Princess arrived in 2022.
SASAMI (Sasami Ashworth) released her second studio album of indie-punk, Squeeze, on February 25, 2022 on Domino Records. Squeeze hammers home a sentiment of “anti-toxic positivity” and showcases her vicious honesty and brutally uncompromising vision, partially inspired by the Japanese yōkai folk spirit called Nure-onna (translation: wet woman), a vampiric deity that has the head of a woman and the body of a snake.
Completing the bill is Bristol's very own Tlya X An, an enigmatic pop producer and vocalist known for her raw and captivating style. Seamlessly traversing the realms of hyperpop, early 2000s R&B, and glitchy electronica, her music weaves silky melodies atop intricate beats and pulsating basslines.
Entry requirements:
Other alternative pop gigs
— Bristol Beacon
indie rock
post-punk
synthpop
experimental pop
