A gig held at Exchange on Thursday 5th December. The event starts at 20:00.
Gravy Train and ILM presents
Hamburger
Beat Back The Ghouls EP launch
With Oliver Wilde (full band) + Dogsbody
Hamburger write stupid pop songs about their stupid feelings. Emo-tinged bangers from the void between goofy and gloomy. Sometimes melancholic, mostly moronic but always packed full of those juicy juicy hooks to help you grow big and strong.
Oliver Wilde: Blending bits crushed and bedrooms dwelled, Oliver Wilde is Bristol's long serving deliverer of bad fidelity music, tape machines made from clouds and excavations through challenging transitions. Oliver Harbours the best and worst of all times, making his music the stuff of delicate malaise with crescendos of accidental charm.
Dogsbody: Dogsbody are making a name for themselves in Bristol’s underground scene. Driven by the notably melancholic songwriting of Amelia Jones, Dogsbody’s music lies somewhere between folk grunge, and something unnamable, held together by distinctive jazz-tinged vocals and a DIY ethos.
£10 Adv / £5 concession
7:30pm dors
Please note the basement is not wheelchair accessible and is accessed by a narrow enclosed staircase. For more accessibility info, please email [email protected]
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
Hamburger
Beat Back The Ghouls EP launch
With Oliver Wilde (full band) + Dogsbody
Hamburger write stupid pop songs about their stupid feelings. Emo-tinged bangers from the void between goofy and gloomy. Sometimes melancholic, mostly moronic but always packed full of those juicy juicy hooks to help you grow big and strong.
Oliver Wilde: Blending bits crushed and bedrooms dwelled, Oliver Wilde is Bristol's long serving deliverer of bad fidelity music, tape machines made from clouds and excavations through challenging transitions. Oliver Harbours the best and worst of all times, making his music the stuff of delicate malaise with crescendos of accidental charm.
Dogsbody: Dogsbody are making a name for themselves in Bristol’s underground scene. Driven by the notably melancholic songwriting of Amelia Jones, Dogsbody’s music lies somewhere between folk grunge, and something unnamable, held together by distinctive jazz-tinged vocals and a DIY ethos.
£10 Adv / £5 concession
7:30pm dors
Please note the basement is not wheelchair accessible and is accessed by a narrow enclosed staircase. For more accessibility info, please email [email protected]
Entry requirements: 14+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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