SMOTE + special guests at The Golden Lion
Headfirst Editor's Pick

"Sell out warning! Ritual psych, widescreen folk horror and mystical, droning doom - Smote are gonna clear new pagan pathways of heaviness in the megalithic corridors of your mind. With Scathing God and The New Bristol Shakers freshly freed from the Avon dungeons for a first time sacrifice, this is an aural bog burial FFO: Earth, Darkher, Grails, torching The Wicker Man."

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A gig held at The Golden Lion on Sunday 6th September. The event starts at 19:30.


Vice versa + Feral Decay presents

SMOTE (UK)
For those who dream to wash within the sonic unearthings of primal incantations, this is for you. His most recent record, songs from the Free House embarks on a mediative heaviness, steeped in folk drone ambience.
Drone is alive, and ritual (and magick) is afoot.
F.F.O: Bong, OM, Swans.

SCATHING GOD aka 'Say, God + Scathing' (BRISTOL)
A improv collaboration between two of Bristol's heavy sounding and depressed ensembles.
On the cusp of esoteric. Loud and emotional. Gut wrenching, in a nice way.
F.F.O. The body, one leg one eye, Sunn O))).

THE NEW BRISTOL SHAKERS (BRISTOL)
A ensemble that cast a dungeon folk exhumations of traditional shaker hymm's upon thyn ears. A treat for the eyes too as word has it that they're known to perform with whirling pilgrims....
F.F.O. Ecclesiastic visions.

Golden lion (Gloucester rd)
£12 ADV / £15 OTD



Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)

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