A gig held at The Old England Pub on Friday 21st March. The event starts at 20:00.
Duvet Daze is a female-fronted shoegaze band from Bristol, known for their hypnotic blend of grunge and dreamy energy. Inspired by bands such as Wolf Alice, The Smashing Pumpkins, and The Strokes, Duvet Daze delivers a sound that is both gritty and polished, immersive and immediate. Their music captures the intensity of youth, the rawness of emotion, and the exploration of self in a chaotic world.
Fronted by Mia whose voice swings effortlessly between delicate and commanding, Duvet Daze crafts songs that are equal parts dreamy and aggressive. The band’s guitar-driven sound is characterized by fuzz-laden riffs, dynamic shifts, and infectious melodies that seem to effortlessly weave together dissonance and harmony. Beneath the layers of distortion lies an undeniable sense of vulnerability and authenticity, with lyrics that explore themes of isolation, introspection, and the complexities of relationships.
Formed in 2021, Duvet Daze quickly became a staple of Bristol's indie scene, gaining attention for their raw energy and emotionally charged live performances at venues such as The Louisiana, The Exchange, Mr Wolfs, The Lanes and Bristol Beacon along with their latest singles Back in May and He Comes and He Goes, both released in 2024.
Pseudo Cool
Named after their dad’s song, Pseudo Cool don't take themselves too seriously. Their childhood living room in Maesteg moonlit as practice space for their dad’s band. On the ‘sofa-stage’ is where the sister-brother duo first experienced performing together. In the kitchen, Lloyd learned his sister’s super cool dance moves, ready for Wednesday night gigs.
The line up is completed by fellow Made in Maesteg musicians, Shay Bevan, known for his controversial opinions on sandwiches, and Dylan Howells, who is yet to be seen without sunglasses.
Recent Singles have featured on BBC Radio Wales, BBC6 Music, KEXP and Match of The Day Wales. Have recently previously played at Swansea Arena, Rebel Festival, Devauden Festival, Headlined Clwb Ifor Bach and The Bunkhouse.
Entry requirements: 18+
Fronted by Mia whose voice swings effortlessly between delicate and commanding, Duvet Daze crafts songs that are equal parts dreamy and aggressive. The band’s guitar-driven sound is characterized by fuzz-laden riffs, dynamic shifts, and infectious melodies that seem to effortlessly weave together dissonance and harmony. Beneath the layers of distortion lies an undeniable sense of vulnerability and authenticity, with lyrics that explore themes of isolation, introspection, and the complexities of relationships.
Formed in 2021, Duvet Daze quickly became a staple of Bristol's indie scene, gaining attention for their raw energy and emotionally charged live performances at venues such as The Louisiana, The Exchange, Mr Wolfs, The Lanes and Bristol Beacon along with their latest singles Back in May and He Comes and He Goes, both released in 2024.
Pseudo Cool
Named after their dad’s song, Pseudo Cool don't take themselves too seriously. Their childhood living room in Maesteg moonlit as practice space for their dad’s band. On the ‘sofa-stage’ is where the sister-brother duo first experienced performing together. In the kitchen, Lloyd learned his sister’s super cool dance moves, ready for Wednesday night gigs.
The line up is completed by fellow Made in Maesteg musicians, Shay Bevan, known for his controversial opinions on sandwiches, and Dylan Howells, who is yet to be seen without sunglasses.
Recent Singles have featured on BBC Radio Wales, BBC6 Music, KEXP and Match of The Day Wales. Have recently previously played at Swansea Arena, Rebel Festival, Devauden Festival, Headlined Clwb Ifor Bach and The Bunkhouse.
Entry requirements: 18+
Other shoegaze gigs
— Bristol Beacon
indie rock
psych
folk
folk-pop
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