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"Free entry / PWYC. Cosmic pagan prog-pop achieving something like slowed-down Hawkwind sung in Welsh. Sister Wives draw on the psychedelic foundations of the UK through witchcraft, ancient burial sites, feminine energy and fuzz pedals. FFO Broadcast, Stereolab, The Magnetic Fields, Electrelane, Can, Bas Jan. "
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A gig held at The Lanes on Wednesday 26th October. The event starts at 19:30.
18+ event.
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From the highest valleys and smoothest seas they rise! Sheffield four-piece Sister Wives unified as one in 2018 to conceive wild tales that flit between Welsh and English language, sung over cavernous melodies and hypnotic beats. Their post-punk, prog-flecked psychedelia rumbles deep inside your soul and shames all those who deserve it.
“Last year [...] we saw excellent releases from Sister Wives, an industrial-laced quartet that explore spirituality and witchcraft in their music”
NME
“Sister Wives weave mythology and dreams into lyrics with such hypnotic ease it’s captivating.”
Gigwise
“Dark and mossy and quite promising.”
Brooklyn Vegan
Entry requirements:
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From the highest valleys and smoothest seas they rise! Sheffield four-piece Sister Wives unified as one in 2018 to conceive wild tales that flit between Welsh and English language, sung over cavernous melodies and hypnotic beats. Their post-punk, prog-flecked psychedelia rumbles deep inside your soul and shames all those who deserve it.
“Last year [...] we saw excellent releases from Sister Wives, an industrial-laced quartet that explore spirituality and witchcraft in their music”
NME
“Sister Wives weave mythology and dreams into lyrics with such hypnotic ease it’s captivating.”
Gigwise
“Dark and mossy and quite promising.”
Brooklyn Vegan
Entry requirements:
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