A
gig
held at The Old England Pub
on Saturday 27th October. The event starts at 15:00.
TOTALITY FUCKERY WITCHCRAFT ALL DAYER
Can’t believe I’m doing this. Incredibly pleased to have all these rad people involved in this year’s Fuckery Witchcraft. It’ll be heavy, manic, brutal, joyous, exciting and dark. Halloween is the only holiday of the year I observe. Xmas can do one.
So it would be fucking great to make this one a total banger. Not only are there 13 stupidly good bands but we’ll have party time DJs and visuals as well to ensure total sensory overload.
Get involved.
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Badbad
BADBAD is a solo project from Paris. Her debut EP was released in 2014 and her album “Nowhere” just came out in March 2018.
Coming straight from Paris’ underground scene, BADBAD creates cross pollinated music that brings several genres together. Heavily bass driven grooves, slappy snares and noise elements blend together into a dark techno outfit. Her performances are always intense and get the crowd throbbing hard.
A two headed trigger synth party noise machine made up of Henri Grimes (ex Sheild Your Eyes) on drums and Wayne Adams (ex Death
Pedals) on synths.
The duo are renowned and cherished as an unforgettable live experience having played extensively in the UK’s exceptionally healthy and thriving underground scene. They’re as comfortable trashing people’s necks at
sweaty basement punk shows as they are melting gurning faces at raves such as Bangface and are now becoming a staple on many UK and European
festival stages every year. BIG LAD – Pro Rock is released by Box Records on transparent yellow vinyl on the 19th of October 2018.
“They play right in the middle of the crowd. It’s maxed out, exhilarating stuff, which given them the ability to sneak onto pretty much any line up, from a grindcore night all the way to a warehouse
raves.” Echoes & Dust
“A mind expanding kaleidoscope of live and manipulated sounds – a brutal
culmination of breakcore, noise rock and post-hardcore” Louder Than War
“Ho99o9 and Sh*t Wife are genuinely two of the most mind-blowing live bands I’ve seen this year.” ArcTangent
“Industrial destruction jostling with 70s Doctor Who blips in a quiet/loud dynamic like Alec Empire and DJ Shadow” Bearded Gentlemen
EP/64 is a subtle, wild improvisation combo with variable geometry, formed by raw vocalist Dali de Saint Paul.
Once Dali dreamt of a band that played 64 gigs and then stopped, "Ephemeral Project 64"... and so far, that is the only plan they adopt, the rest is spontaneous and free.
Harpoon are Tina Hitchens and Aron Ward, an improvisational rhythm-noise duo using only 2 cheap drum machines and a handful of shit pedals to create something horrible or accidentally danceable.
Bristol three-piece Olanza released their debut album ‘Bonanza’ earlier this year. After 4 years of playing in and around Bristol’s DIY scene, the band’s sound has evolved from their early post-hardcore leanings to a punchy instrumental, desert-rock-noise band inspired equally by Neil Young and Beefheart as Fugazi and Lungfish. Olanza’s music is hard to pin down, but if you are a fan of (for lack of a better phrase) progressive guitar music, check them out.
Remote Viewing is a band with five humans. They are friends, and generally OK people. Ex-members of: Palehorse, Million Dead, and others.
The music tells the story of cousins choking to death on the night bus. Of failed suicide attempts in provincial supermarket carparks. Of quiet, kind, generosity. Of parents dying.
Of beautiful flower arrangements. Of a lack of patience, and then reprieve.
Working from the same filthy, hot coal room as The Birthday Party, Cpt Beefheart and Morphine - London-based three piece: SNACK FAMILY have been creating an unapologetic, driving sound since 2011. This is music that gets right back to the heartlands, the heart and soul and
meat of the matter; music for the times we're sweating through.
"Snack Family is a creeping Rock n Roll monster,
replete with gravelly drumbeats, striptease guitars and the most
gut-twisting Sax we've heard in yonks..Sleazier than Waits out on the
pull with the Fat White clan..." NME
"Snack Family's music oozes… An unlikely middle ground between Battles and The Birthday Party." THE QUIETUS
Well Hung Game is James Allsopp on Saxophone and Ed Dudley on electronics. The saxophone is fed into and manipulated by a Mixing desk and pedals creating a varied and relatively volatile sound world. Their shows are largely improvised and generally horribly loud.