SCALPING
A clubnight held at The Island on Friday 21st February. The event starts at 22:00.
After a year of festivals and shows across the UK and Europe, SCALPING return to Bristol for their first hometown headline show since March. Curating a line up in the intimate Island prison cells featuring some of the most exciting artists in Bristol.
SCALPING
https://scalping.bandcamp.com
Spiritflesh (NoCorner)
https://nocorner.bandcamp.com/album/spiritflesh
"The latest collaboration from DJ October and Borai . A slow-marching dread of bassweight pressure collides with the cloying grit of distortion, lurid effects processing and heavy synths. There's no explicit theme to the record, but it comes on like a sonic depiction of the mystery, beauty and panic of an ill-fated expedition in an imagined tropics." - Resident Advisor
SUNUN (Young Echo/Bokeh Versions)
https://bokeh-versions.com/album/ooid
Sunun has a luring command of dials and limbs and drum skins that’s as grounded as it’s mystical - these machines have ghosts in them. People who’ve seen her live have witnessed Sunun’s forest of wires and microphones and harps all feeding her 20 channel desk. She dubs it old-world style, but the results are always forward - making a 22nd century chorus from thousands of years of human feedback.
ALYA L (Psychotherapy Sessions - PTS/1020 Radio)
https://www.mixcloud.com/ALYAL/
Entry requirements:
SCALPING
https://scalping.bandcamp.com
Spiritflesh (NoCorner)
https://nocorner.bandcamp.com/album/spiritflesh
"The latest collaboration from DJ October and Borai . A slow-marching dread of bassweight pressure collides with the cloying grit of distortion, lurid effects processing and heavy synths. There's no explicit theme to the record, but it comes on like a sonic depiction of the mystery, beauty and panic of an ill-fated expedition in an imagined tropics." - Resident Advisor
SUNUN (Young Echo/Bokeh Versions)
https://bokeh-versions.com/album/ooid
Sunun has a luring command of dials and limbs and drum skins that’s as grounded as it’s mystical - these machines have ghosts in them. People who’ve seen her live have witnessed Sunun’s forest of wires and microphones and harps all feeding her 20 channel desk. She dubs it old-world style, but the results are always forward - making a 22nd century chorus from thousands of years of human feedback.
ALYA L (Psychotherapy Sessions - PTS/1020 Radio)
https://www.mixcloud.com/ALYAL/
Entry requirements:
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