Holy Reptile at Crofters Rights

A gig held at The Croft on Sunday 24th April. The event starts at 19:30.


Vetna are a car crash between different genres and eras, in a comfy, compact format for your own post-modern, liquid entertainment.

A bold experimentation that begins with 90s and 00s alternative rock (The Dandy Warhols, The Smashing Pumpkins, Verdena, Radiohead, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, La Femme, just to name a few), and mixes it with UK techno, big beat and ambient from the same years (Four Tet, Boards Of Canada, Massive Attack, but also Crystal Castles, Nicolas Jaar).

Everything spiced up with a strong punk attitude, and a hot psychedelic vibe.

They have released their first album ‘As Lips Run’ last October, and this is going to be one of their first performances in Bristol after the release. Expect a spicy setlist including all the songs from the new album!

You can listen to 'As Lips Run' here:
https://fanlink.to/vetnaslipsrun

'Betelgeuse' Official Video:
https://youtu.be/YOj9ob1SnDM


Holy Reptile are a three-piece band from Bristol playing a breed of gloomy psyche rock. Combining blistering walls of guitar with brooding basslines that contrast with subdued sections the songs explore a variety of emotional states.

The band have played gigs with great company such as bdrmm, Avalanche Party and The Howlers.
Recently the band release their debut single ‘Bodytrap’ which has received plays on Amazing Radio by Johnny Hedley of Pigsx7.

“Fans of DIIV and bdrmm will definitely like this band so please to check them out.” - Boneyard Promo

https://spoti.fi/3EwRe5y

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