A gig held at The Croft on Tuesday 22nd September. The event starts at 19:15.
JUJU
MISS KILL
MATERIAL GOODS
DISASTER CLINIC
£12.50 Adv
7pm doors
Independent artist Juju invites you to celebrate the launch of her Crowdfunder for her upcoming EP, ‘STUCK IN FANTASY’. For this special evening at The Croft, Juju has curated a lineup of some of her favourite artists to share the stage. Your presence directly supports the music as a portion of all ticket sales goes directly toward funding the new EP. Come support independent art and be immersed in an electric line up of music
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Juju is a gothic rock force, merging thunderous guitars, heavy synths, and a cinematic imagination drawn from fantasy and fiction. Originally from the south coast of Dorset Juju has settled on Bristol as her home from home as of 2026.
Offstage, Juju is thoughtful and introspective. Onstage, she transforms into a magnetic presence - intense, powerful, and unapologetically dark. Her performances channel the raw grit of PJ Harvey, the mystique of Kate Bush, and the fire of Florence + The Machine.
Recent shows include opening for St. Vincent in her hometown of Bournemouth at the 02 Academy, PVRIS at KOKO London and most recently YONAKA at the Lower Third in London. This summer sees the release of WOLF and FOLIE À DEUX, two tracks that begin to crack open the dark cinematic world of her upcoming EP ‘STUCK IN FANTASY, in which this night is raising money to help the completion off.
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Bristol sister duo Miss Kill combine influences of Alternative, Garage and Grunge Rock, holding an extensive fanbase within the UK scene. The past few months have seen them support shows for Krooked Tongue, Millie Manders and the Shutup, The Courettes, Giant Sky, Hands Off Gretel, Grandma's House and ARXX.
From the moment they roared onto the scene, Miss Kill have stood out as a band with heart, history, and something to say. One of the very first acts ever featured by The Bristol Gig Guide, the sibling alt-rock duo—comprising sisters Alannah and Felicity Jackson—quickly cemented themselves as local favourites, known for their raw energy, emotionally unfiltered songwriting, and grunge-soaked sonics that nod unapologetically to the alt-rock heyday of the 1990s.
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MATERIAL GOODS is a raw, diy, and boundary-pushing electronic / post-punk / art project started by musician and production enthusiast, Russel. Joined by Miles Berry and Billy Surr for live drums and guitar, the project focuses on dirty industrial mixes, genre blending / bending and analog, modular synthesis. Material Goods are influenced by the likes of Nine Inch Nails, One Day As A Lion, HEALTH, Idles, Death Grips and more.
Painting the picture of a dystopian, northern future, MATERIAL GOODS deliver a genre crushing insight into a feeling of being broken and lost in modern, northern, culture. Combining mechanical sounding synthesisers, harsh drums, crushing guitars, and a broken thought trail - their music hurls you into the mindset of a bleak, futuristic landscape before releasing you into raw aggression.
Formed in late 2023 as a personal therapy project for Russel to let out and heal. MATERIAL GOODS has not stopped since. Grinding the uk circuit, they joined VLURE on their uk headline tour, alongside playing shows with the likes of Bobby Wolfgang, Spitmask, Slaprash, Street Fever, Humour to name a few. Selected for the Kendal Calling Festival 2025 by BBC Introducing, MATERIAL GOODS have also played numerous day festivals up and down the country including Tramlines and The Great Escape.
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Disaster Clinic were formed in the dark shadows of sticky floored underground venues, Disaster Clinic are making their mark on the Bristol music scene with their brooding combination of bruising riffs, searing vocals and lethal storytelling.
Taking inspiration from gothic poetry and feminine rage, Disaster Clinic brings a unique, nostalgic-rawness to the metal scene. A distinct fusion of catharcism and euphoria, alongside a splash of fake blood, Disaster Clinic are aiming to provide an exorcism for your emotions, and not just a performance.