A gig held at The Old England Pub on Saturday 9th November. The event starts at 19:30.
Inwards
Following on from their Small Pond Records debut last yearInwards work exists in the experimental domain and draws influence from the far borders of dance music, using modular synths with acoustic and electronic sources to create a nostalgic and colourful sonic palette.
A childlike sound-world hides a slightly unnerving, psychedelic undertone, simultaneously pleasing restless feet and hazy minds. Inwards makes their Bristol return after last being here for the first Hotwax Bristol event.
https://smallpond.bandcamp.com/album/diesel
Orryx
Mesmerising solo project from Christelle Atenstaed (of Vena Cava). Her music is both expressive and introspective, a hypnotic ritual of layered guitar effects and soaring vocal cries.
https://orryx.bandcamp.com/
Rainbow Slicer
Rainbow Slicer’s undulating improvisations transcends it’s hardware heart through it’s nihilistic techno musings into something akin to Steve Reich and Richard Pinhas having a fight in a dive bar while Moroder hurls he-said she-said jabs from the corner. All in all, a good night out.
https://rainbowslicer.bandcamp.com
Portable ramp available for wheelchair use, please contact us The Old E page for further accessibility details.
Doors at 8pm // first release tix £4
Entry requirements:
Following on from their Small Pond Records debut last yearInwards work exists in the experimental domain and draws influence from the far borders of dance music, using modular synths with acoustic and electronic sources to create a nostalgic and colourful sonic palette.
A childlike sound-world hides a slightly unnerving, psychedelic undertone, simultaneously pleasing restless feet and hazy minds. Inwards makes their Bristol return after last being here for the first Hotwax Bristol event.
https://smallpond.bandcamp.com/album/diesel
Orryx
Mesmerising solo project from Christelle Atenstaed (of Vena Cava). Her music is both expressive and introspective, a hypnotic ritual of layered guitar effects and soaring vocal cries.
https://orryx.bandcamp.com/
Rainbow Slicer
Rainbow Slicer’s undulating improvisations transcends it’s hardware heart through it’s nihilistic techno musings into something akin to Steve Reich and Richard Pinhas having a fight in a dive bar while Moroder hurls he-said she-said jabs from the corner. All in all, a good night out.
https://rainbowslicer.bandcamp.com
Portable ramp available for wheelchair use, please contact us The Old E page for further accessibility details.
Doors at 8pm // first release tix £4
Entry requirements:
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