Playing live

INFINITE THREE

+ REPO MAN

+ MODERN TECHNOLOGY

+DJ Stu Plimsoles

+ Paul Artrocker DJs

£5 advance / £7 Door THE INFINITE THREE

Taking cues from noise-rock, dub effects, drone and metal, The Infinite Three's songs are warped constructions grounded in heavy repetition and clattering dissonance. Innocence / Foam EPs have now been released as a full length CD - For those enjoying Beak>'s mash of art/kraut/postpunk and dark-wave grooves, edges blurred by psychedelic drones and improvisation The Three will be most agreeable. Their recent compilation album is Ascension Zone - a glorious industrial-Kraut mesh of grooves and contains new single 'Drum Drum Drum' The Infinite Three are Daniel Knowler, Paul Middleton and Samuel Mclaughlin. Taking cues from noise-rock, dub, drone and disco, their songs are warped constructions grounded in repetition and soaked in monochrome psychedelia. Paul Middleton and Daniel Knowler are both alumni of noise pioneers Cindytalk; Paul was also part of Kevin Martin's industrial-jazz heavyweights GOD; Sam McLaughlin has recorded extensively with poet and artist Gerry Mitchell. Daniel Knowler has worked on the MFOTWU project with performance artist Franko B. As The Infinite Three they have worked with celebrated improvising saxophonist Tom Jackson, London based producer Den Liberator and supported psych-noise legends The Telescopes in London. https://theinfinitethree.bandcamp.com

+ REPO MAN

Repo Man emerged in Bristol in 2011, reshaping 'rock groop' sturm-und-clang into subnormal forms, son-of-Oldham vocal slurries, oozing Free sax splatter and shards of punishing guitar bliss. If you ever freaked to The Fall, Sonic Youth, Swans or Ornette Coleman then Repo may be your ticket to oblivion. "Repo Man’s sound has regularly been compared favourably to that of The Fall, and not just because they’re “always different, always the same”. The distinctive, matter of fact vocal delivery is probably the main reason for this, but they have a twist in their tail which totally sets them apart from The Fall -and most other bands sharing their post punk sound – mad sax overtures. https://repoman1.bandcamp.com/ Third album 'I Can Live With It If You Can, Son' releases 6th September 2019 via Stolen Body Records: https://stolenbodyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-can-live-with-it-if-you-can-son-2 East London two-piece. They formed through a shared frustration of the post-truth society and political unrest that is currently suffocating our global conscious. “Modern Technology write ugly noise-rock songs about the nasty sights we see all around us at this dismal point of late-stage capitalism... the sound is so deliciously grubby, flea ridden and riff driven.” - The Quietus bit.ly/ModernTech-TheQuietus “There’s an inescapably visceral pull to the music the like of which is all too rarely found... it’s like the first time I heard Nirvana, Sonic Youth or Fugazi – that same sense of danger mingled with excitement. This is a band that matters and whose music means something. 10/10” - SonicAbuse https://modern-technology.bandcamp.com/releases