A gig held at The Croft on Friday 18th March. The event starts at 19:00.
Come and join Bristol based Brummies Mass House at The Crofters Rights on the 18th of March for a night of wonky grooves and catchy hooks.
Taking the sounds and rhythms of modern electronic music, whilst nodding to 80’s nostalgia, Mass House's self made synth-punk sound has left people grooving on sticky dance floors in the last year. The shows consist of dyl and tom crouched over an array of drum machines and synths, backed up by catchy melodies and stories of the surreal and mundane.
Try Me is a genre nonconforming girl-boy duo comprised of Hector Boogieman and Bendy Wendy. Their style is best described as disco-punk; combining funky bass-lines with catchy vocal hooks and an electronic underbelly.
DRAG are an electro-pop duo from Bristol, England. Their sound draws heavily from british new wave acts of the 1980’s,DRAG’s sound creeps into the realm of a more dancey indie-electro style.
Entry requirements:
Taking the sounds and rhythms of modern electronic music, whilst nodding to 80’s nostalgia, Mass House's self made synth-punk sound has left people grooving on sticky dance floors in the last year. The shows consist of dyl and tom crouched over an array of drum machines and synths, backed up by catchy melodies and stories of the surreal and mundane.
Try Me is a genre nonconforming girl-boy duo comprised of Hector Boogieman and Bendy Wendy. Their style is best described as disco-punk; combining funky bass-lines with catchy vocal hooks and an electronic underbelly.
DRAG are an electro-pop duo from Bristol, England. Their sound draws heavily from british new wave acts of the 1980’s,DRAG’s sound creeps into the realm of a more dancey indie-electro style.
Entry requirements:
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