Trouble Vision have announced their next night and it’s a banger.
The night on April 24th sees Mowgli, Solo, Riva Starr, Nadastron, Oli DAB & Robin in Room 1, Room 2 will see Joker, Chef, Mumdance, The Heatwave & Rubi Dan, Oneman, Tomb Crew, Reecha, DJ Magic rock their sets with Solid Gold & Park Ranger, The Boog-A-Loo Crew & Hylu, The Wolf Soundsystem, Lil’ Red & Grandma In The Bed aka Jam Garden, Nick Wittingham doing things in Room 3.
Not only that, but the guys at Trouble Vision have got 2 mixes to get people hyped – Reecha’s Dirty Canvas mix and Dead Fish’s mix, mixed by Nadastrom.
Early Bird tickets are £7 with tickets on the night priced at £8 Before 12 and £10 after and you can grab them here.
Check the all-important link for more details here.
Ok, that name is quite a mouthful, and it does sound kinda pretentious. But seriously, put aside your preconceptions, because NYC’s The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart are well worth it. There’s a healthy indie-pop scene brewing in Brooklyn these days, and The Pains Of… are amongst the cream of the crop, sprinkling beautiful pop tunes over tidal waves of fuzzed-up guitars.
Rock n’ roll – is it a sound, or an attitude? The music itself may have evolved since its 1950s origins, but evolution has never been much of an issue for either of tonight’s headliners, both of whom seem eager to join the likes of the Ramones, Motorhead and AC/DC in the ‘great bands who essentially write the same record over and over again’ stakes. Still, at the same time, it seems wrong to intellectualise a genre that has always been about gut feeling, and neither the Supersuckers nor Nashville Pussy are pretending to be anything that they aren’t.
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Beth Ditto and her crew are back with a new record scheduled for Monday June 22nd. The new