A gig held at The Stag And Hounds on Wednesday 26th March. The event starts at 20:00.
An evening of punk rock and heaviness featuring
The Bismarck (10.30pm)
Seattle, WA
http://www.thebismarck.net/
http://www.facebook.com/thebismarckrock
http://www.thebismarck.bandcamp.com/
The Bismarck is a rock band that plays rock music. Playing shows and making records is just part of the deal and they do these things, too. Referring to themselves in the third person is strictly a web site thing though Nate does this from time to time.
The band is comprised of four long-time friends from Grand Forks, North Dakota (well, Jury's from Bismarck originally, but who's counting?) who have slowly migrated out to the west coast.
The Bismarck is a big fan of the Midwest work ethic and independent spirit. They book their own shows, engineer and release their own records, silkscreen their own shirts, load their own gear, drive their own van and - grudgingly - write their own promotional spew.
Since 2002, they've managed to rack up three EPs, two LPs, four compilation tracks, three trans-Midwest tours and a nice swath of damaged hearing and confused stares. Their latest record - Blood of Patriots - was released in April 2007, a joint venture of Pride of Dakota Records and Beep Repaired Inc.
If you are interested in receiving promotional items from The Bismarck, well, you'd be the first.
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Hornets (9.45pm)
Belfast
http://www.facebook.com/Hornetsband
Video for"Stag Free"
http://www.m.youtube.com/watch?v=AR3x-hwPuV4
Heavy, loud, brutal
'..the sound of a sexy punker having a quickie with some black metaller in the bogs after sending her indie rock boyfriend to the bar '
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Four Finger F**k (9.00pm)
Bristol
http://www.facebook.com/fourfingerf.ck
"Fittingly, Four Finger Fuck get straight to the point. The crowd cower against each wall as the wild-eyed singer hair shorn save for a big wedge of Phil Oakey side fringe prowls. For a fleeting few bars, his band support him with splendidly sleazy dungeon club-soundtracking death grind. Shambolic but brilliant, it sounds as if it could grind to an inadvertent halt at any moment. Next moment it grinds to an inadvertent halt. The guitarist looks wonderingly for assistance, drummer hits out a couple of tentative bars, singer looks beyond care. End of set. " - Venue Magazine
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Free entry.
Entry requirements:
The Bismarck (10.30pm)
Seattle, WA
http://www.thebismarck.net/
http://www.facebook.com/thebismarckrock
http://www.thebismarck.bandcamp.com/
The Bismarck is a rock band that plays rock music. Playing shows and making records is just part of the deal and they do these things, too. Referring to themselves in the third person is strictly a web site thing though Nate does this from time to time.
The band is comprised of four long-time friends from Grand Forks, North Dakota (well, Jury's from Bismarck originally, but who's counting?) who have slowly migrated out to the west coast.
The Bismarck is a big fan of the Midwest work ethic and independent spirit. They book their own shows, engineer and release their own records, silkscreen their own shirts, load their own gear, drive their own van and - grudgingly - write their own promotional spew.
Since 2002, they've managed to rack up three EPs, two LPs, four compilation tracks, three trans-Midwest tours and a nice swath of damaged hearing and confused stares. Their latest record - Blood of Patriots - was released in April 2007, a joint venture of Pride of Dakota Records and Beep Repaired Inc.
If you are interested in receiving promotional items from The Bismarck, well, you'd be the first.
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Hornets (9.45pm)
Belfast
http://www.facebook.com/Hornetsband
Video for"Stag Free"
http://www.m.youtube.com/watch?v=AR3x-hwPuV4
Heavy, loud, brutal
'..the sound of a sexy punker having a quickie with some black metaller in the bogs after sending her indie rock boyfriend to the bar '
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Four Finger F**k (9.00pm)
Bristol
http://www.facebook.com/fourfingerf.ck
"Fittingly, Four Finger Fuck get straight to the point. The crowd cower against each wall as the wild-eyed singer hair shorn save for a big wedge of Phil Oakey side fringe prowls. For a fleeting few bars, his band support him with splendidly sleazy dungeon club-soundtracking death grind. Shambolic but brilliant, it sounds as if it could grind to an inadvertent halt at any moment. Next moment it grinds to an inadvertent halt. The guitarist looks wonderingly for assistance, drummer hits out a couple of tentative bars, singer looks beyond care. End of set. " - Venue Magazine
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Free entry.
Entry requirements: