A gig held at The Lanes on Saturday 23rd October. The event starts at 19:00.
18+ event.
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"Delicious layers of distortion and noise" - Kerrang!
"An energetic racket that sounded like nothing else on the bill" - Rolling Stone
"[Frontman Theo Polyzoides is] a walking amalgamation of such icons as Richard Hell, Gerard Way, Richey Edwards, and a real dab hand at entertaining a room." - DIY
Since their formation while still at school in South West London, King Nun have earned themselves a formidable live reputation both sides of the Atlantic, having opened for acts including Foo Fighters, Black Flag and Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. Their critically-acclaimed debut album 'MASS' was released in October 2019, described at the time by NME as, "The flag in the ground of a band who emerged as – and remain – brutal and brilliant in their honesty."
Since the pandemic brought with it a grinding halt to all post-album live plans (SXSW and various US tours among them), the band regrouped, spending the enforced downtime first building their own studio - 'The Monastery' - and recording a series of live performance videos, getting as close as possible to their renowned on-stage chaos. They are now working on, and road-testing material for a second full-length album.
Entry requirements:
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"Delicious layers of distortion and noise" - Kerrang!
"An energetic racket that sounded like nothing else on the bill" - Rolling Stone
"[Frontman Theo Polyzoides is] a walking amalgamation of such icons as Richard Hell, Gerard Way, Richey Edwards, and a real dab hand at entertaining a room." - DIY
Since their formation while still at school in South West London, King Nun have earned themselves a formidable live reputation both sides of the Atlantic, having opened for acts including Foo Fighters, Black Flag and Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. Their critically-acclaimed debut album 'MASS' was released in October 2019, described at the time by NME as, "The flag in the ground of a band who emerged as – and remain – brutal and brilliant in their honesty."
Since the pandemic brought with it a grinding halt to all post-album live plans (SXSW and various US tours among them), the band regrouped, spending the enforced downtime first building their own studio - 'The Monastery' - and recording a series of live performance videos, getting as close as possible to their renowned on-stage chaos. They are now working on, and road-testing material for a second full-length album.
Entry requirements:
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