A gig held at The Full Moon & Attic Bar on Thursday 1st September. The event starts at 19:30.
Bristol Sober Spaces presents... The Recovery Festival After Party!
BSS is over the moon that it's second event will be hosting the After Party for Bristol Recovery Festival (https://www.therecoveryfestival.co.uk/)
Artists from Brighton based recovery record label Not Saints, are performing at at the Trinity Centre during the day for the festival - and we are psyched to be hosting two of their signings at the After Party.
LITTLE TEALEIF
Stepping out from his studio after spending a little while meandering through the streets of Paris, Little Tealeif has returned to Kent with a focus: to make gritty and intricate electropop.
Playfully sober lyrics, underlined by subtle dance grooves, are woven together with threads of indie guitar - Tealeif might not be too out of place on a bill with Hot Chip or Metronomy.
soundcloud.com/littletealeif
DELTA SUN
Delta Sun fuse elements of punk, indie, rock, grunge, and hard rock, and have been described as “a simmering cauldron of mangled influences that just keep hurtling at you like an explosion in a record store."
Formed in Brighton in the spring of 2019 Delta Sun comprise Chris G (Vocals) and Chris D (Bass). These two bandmates met through a mutual (if juxtaposed) love of indie, rock, and alternative music. The two Chris's are joined by Italian brothers Mattia and Lorenzo Fenu (Drums and Lead guitar respectively) who found in the two British musicians a passion for music that mirrored their own.
If you like rock that's low slung, scuzzy, and packed with the kind of energy that makes nuclear reactors seem a bit shit then look no further than Delta Sun.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDHvivyx4-m7_Bdi7rDp5UA/videos
ANONYMOUS DUB SOUND
Dub sounds from Bristol's own Anonymous playing conscious roots and dub. Anonymous also hosts a weekly show on BCFM - https://www.bcfmradio.com/show/anonymous
"If you have no confidence in self you are twice defeated in the race of life."
Bristol Sober Spaces is supported by Not Saints, The Community Fund and Bristol Drugs Project.
Entry requirements:
BSS is over the moon that it's second event will be hosting the After Party for Bristol Recovery Festival (https://www.therecoveryfestival.co.uk/)
Artists from Brighton based recovery record label Not Saints, are performing at at the Trinity Centre during the day for the festival - and we are psyched to be hosting two of their signings at the After Party.
LITTLE TEALEIF
Stepping out from his studio after spending a little while meandering through the streets of Paris, Little Tealeif has returned to Kent with a focus: to make gritty and intricate electropop.
Playfully sober lyrics, underlined by subtle dance grooves, are woven together with threads of indie guitar - Tealeif might not be too out of place on a bill with Hot Chip or Metronomy.
soundcloud.com/littletealeif
DELTA SUN
Delta Sun fuse elements of punk, indie, rock, grunge, and hard rock, and have been described as “a simmering cauldron of mangled influences that just keep hurtling at you like an explosion in a record store."
Formed in Brighton in the spring of 2019 Delta Sun comprise Chris G (Vocals) and Chris D (Bass). These two bandmates met through a mutual (if juxtaposed) love of indie, rock, and alternative music. The two Chris's are joined by Italian brothers Mattia and Lorenzo Fenu (Drums and Lead guitar respectively) who found in the two British musicians a passion for music that mirrored their own.
If you like rock that's low slung, scuzzy, and packed with the kind of energy that makes nuclear reactors seem a bit shit then look no further than Delta Sun.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDHvivyx4-m7_Bdi7rDp5UA/videos
ANONYMOUS DUB SOUND
Dub sounds from Bristol's own Anonymous playing conscious roots and dub. Anonymous also hosts a weekly show on BCFM - https://www.bcfmradio.com/show/anonymous
"If you have no confidence in self you are twice defeated in the race of life."
Bristol Sober Spaces is supported by Not Saints, The Community Fund and Bristol Drugs Project.
Entry requirements:
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