A gig held at The Croft on Sunday 12th October. The event starts at 19:30.
Amalfi
With The Kruds and Parkii
7pm doors
£8/10 Adv
"Weezer but angry", "Imagine MCR aging well", "What if Kings of Leon's songs weren't all the same" are some of the comments nobody actually ever did about Amalfi.
Half of Electric Effigy's creative engine room, Moi, is now on full songwriting duties. The sludge has thinned but the existential dread remains at its peak.
Join us for our first ever headline show — the start of something dark and powerful.
With
The Kurds
Garage rock with a screw loose. Psychedelic, chaotic, and proudly unpolished.
Parkii
Parkii is the alias of Will Parkinson. A nickname from his days on the football pitch (he was rubbish at football). Originally a solo project, Park pays little attention to genre, instead focusing on emotion and relatability. After gigging for a year in Bristol and the South West he released his first ep “not everyone can be cool”. Soon after marked the transition from Parkii being purely solo to being accompanied by a bass player and a drummer. Parki’s repertoire is now more varied than ever before. You are as likely to find a shoegaze head banger as you are a stripped back folk song. This variety is Parki’s greatest tool, with zero boundaries comes true expression. His debut, full length record
Entry requirements: 18+
With The Kruds and Parkii
7pm doors
£8/10 Adv
"Weezer but angry", "Imagine MCR aging well", "What if Kings of Leon's songs weren't all the same" are some of the comments nobody actually ever did about Amalfi.
Half of Electric Effigy's creative engine room, Moi, is now on full songwriting duties. The sludge has thinned but the existential dread remains at its peak.
Join us for our first ever headline show — the start of something dark and powerful.
With
The Kurds
Garage rock with a screw loose. Psychedelic, chaotic, and proudly unpolished.
Parkii
Parkii is the alias of Will Parkinson. A nickname from his days on the football pitch (he was rubbish at football). Originally a solo project, Park pays little attention to genre, instead focusing on emotion and relatability. After gigging for a year in Bristol and the South West he released his first ep “not everyone can be cool”. Soon after marked the transition from Parkii being purely solo to being accompanied by a bass player and a drummer. Parki’s repertoire is now more varied than ever before. You are as likely to find a shoegaze head banger as you are a stripped back folk song. This variety is Parki’s greatest tool, with zero boundaries comes true expression. His debut, full length record
Entry requirements: 18+
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