Worm Disco Club present; Ariwo & Modulus III

Worm Disco Club in association with sounduk, are very happy to announce the return of Ariwo.

They are about to release their 2nd LP 'Quasi', a record of mesmerising and deep scope, featuring some hugely talented musicians, and they will be visiting Bristol as part of a nationwide tour to play their immersive live set.

Those who follow what we do, will remember we first bought this act to Bristol, last September for a proper stomping event at Fiddlers.

We rate their blend of huge bass, hypnotic electronic rhythms & atmospherics, mixed with live percussion and Trumpet as one of the most unique live prospects out there.

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"Dark, mesmeric, uplifting and danceable.” (Evening Standard),

Ariwo’s sets are arresting affairs, holding audience’s hostage to their hypnotic grooves as they invite them into a new sound world.

Ariwo (meaning 'Noise' in Yoruba) bring together Iranian electronic composer Pouya Ehsaei; Carlos Acosta and Irakere’s Latin Grammy winning 'percussion virtuoso' Hammadi Valdes; figurehead of London's Cuban music scene, Oreste Noda; and Ropeadope’s award-winning Jazz trumpeter Jay Phelps. Plus, a special guest to be announced.

New album Quasi out 15 April 2019 -

Hear a new track and check some more info on the record here;

https://thevinylfactory.com/news/new-ariwo-album-quasi-vinyl/

Listen to single from last year, 'Pyramid' which was supported by the likes of Gilles Peterson & Ben UFO, here;

https://ariwo.bandcamp.com/album/pyramid-single

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Support comes in the way of Bristol based experimental/electronic 3 piece Modulus III who's music is powerful, emotive, textured & gets deep inside of you with heavy drums, ripping Cello and chunky synths.

Check out this video of them in Paris;

https://www.facebook.com/ModulusIII/videos/583625445443585/

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Doors; 7.30pm

The Fleece

Sunday 2nd June