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Saturday 29th October 2011
RAMLEH
Gary Mundy, owner of legendary noise label Broken Flag records formed Ramleh in 1982. Initially a power electronics project, Ramleh has existed in many incarnations. Whether playing dark psychedelia, industrial noise rock or Neu!-like bliss out sets, it's always stamped with their very unique identity. This will be a rare rock set from the group, who will play as a trio.
EARLY HOMINIDS
You know Neil Campbell from Astral Social Club. You know Paul Walsh from Smell and Quim. Together, you know them as Early Hominids. It's like that movie Altered States. Man takes psychedelics brewed by an indigenous tribe, climbs into an isolation tank, turns into a primate and experiences a non-physical form of proto-consciousness.
MOB RULES
Last year Mob Rules' album The Donor was release on Zandor Records on this side of the pond and Sorry State Records on the other. Sorry State also released the last two albums by US group Double Negative. What does this tell you? It tells you that Sorry State Records have released records by two of the very best, most visceral hardcore groups going.
VOLTIGEURS
Blackened noise from the duo of Matthew Bower and Samantha Davies (both of Skullflower). Favourite experiences comparable to watching them play include: getting impaled on a spindly tree during a midwinter walk, having a dense wall of witchery collapse upon you or being entombed between two massive, mossy slabs of ancient stone.
***TOP SECRET HEADLINERS... SABBRA KEBABRA***
A Black Sabbath tribute group featuring faces you will know from Bilge Pump, Monster Killed By Laser, Uprights, Broken Arm, No Guts and Gruel.
£5 entry
Doors are at 7pm, music will start soon afterwards. Music will be over by midnight. Wharf Chambers is a 7-8 minute walk from Leeds Station.
(* Important info regarding the venue: Wharf Chambers is a members' club and you need to be a member, or guest of a member, in order to attend. To join, please visit wharfchambers.org. Membership costs £1 and requires a minimum of 48 hours to take effect.)
Saturday 29th October 2011
RAMLEH
Gary Mundy, owner of legendary noise label Broken Flag records formed Ramleh in 1982. Initially a power electronics project, Ramleh has existed in many incarnations. Whether playing dark psychedelia, industrial noise rock or Neu!-like bliss out sets, it's always stamped with their very unique identity. This will be a rare rock set from the group, who will play as a trio.
EARLY HOMINIDS
You know Neil Campbell from Astral Social Club. You know Paul Walsh from Smell and Quim. Together, you know them as Early Hominids. It's like that movie Altered States. Man takes psychedelics brewed by an indigenous tribe, climbs into an isolation tank, turns into a primate and experiences a non-physical form of proto-consciousness.
MOB RULES
Last year Mob Rules' album The Donor was release on Zandor Records on this side of the pond and Sorry State Records on the other. Sorry State also released the last two albums by US group Double Negative. What does this tell you? It tells you that Sorry State Records have released records by two of the very best, most visceral hardcore groups going.
VOLTIGEURS
Blackened noise from the duo of Matthew Bower and Samantha Davies (both of Skullflower). Favourite experiences comparable to watching them play include: getting impaled on a spindly tree during a midwinter walk, having a dense wall of witchery collapse upon you or being entombed between two massive, mossy slabs of ancient stone.
***TOP SECRET HEADLINERS... SABBRA KEBABRA***
A Black Sabbath tribute group featuring faces you will know from Bilge Pump, Monster Killed By Laser, Uprights, Broken Arm, No Guts and Gruel.
£5 entry
Doors are at 7pm, music will start soon afterwards. Music will be over by midnight. Wharf Chambers is a 7-8 minute walk from Leeds Station.
(* Important info regarding the venue: Wharf Chambers is a members' club and you need to be a member, or guest of a member, in order to attend. To join, please visit wharfchambers.org. Membership costs £1 and requires a minimum of 48 hours to take effect.)
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