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"A Cellar Door IWD special! With serpentine electro-avant-pop from Mui Zyu, slithering unsettling discordance through sweetly melodic cradle songs of identity and alienation – a must-hear for fans of Caroline Polachek/Alex G/Grouper. Plus huge support from Electrelane & Wire alumni psych duo MEMORIALS and maximalist noise-jazz manglers For Breakfast."
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A gig held at Strange Brew on Saturday 8th March. The event starts at 19:00.
tickets avail on OTD!
join us at Strangebrew as we crawl out of our cellar to celebrate International Women's Day. We've been let out for the cellar for one day only so we've made this event very special <3
Mui Zyu
As Mui Zyu, British Hong Kong artist Eva Liu searches for portals, wandering between nothingness and everything in the pursuit of peace. Her two critically acclaimed LPs ‘Rotten Bun for an Eggless Century’ and ‘nothing or something to die for’ released with Father/Daughter Records fuse themes of cultural displacement and escapism with sweet and sour harmonies. Blending phantasmagorical strings with tape-mangled drum machines and traditional Chinese instruments she creates unnerving sonic foundations where sugary pop melodies juxtapose on top creating an existential balm through music.
MEMORIALS
MEMORIALS is the dynamic duo of Verity Susman (Electrelane) and Matthew Simms (Wire, Better Corners, It Hugs Back, Uuuu, Fitted) crafting cosmic jams from the garden shed, where free jazz collides with psychedelic rock, folk, and wild analogue chaos.
For Breakfast
For Breakfast serve up a mind-bending mix of jazz, psych, and post-rock, blending dreamy chaos with cinematic grooves. Expect lush textures, hypnotic rhythms, and a feast for the ears.
Art Exhibition - Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Performance, Soundscape, Film & more
Visual artists
Alice Corile, Anna Kruml, Bella Barnes, Brodie Johnson, Carmen Tilley, Charlie Ann Padilla, Connie Ballantyne, Dilly Terry, Eloise Richmond, Elvie Hepworth, Flora Ellett, Flora Heap, Flora Lazar, Fulopova Estera, Flossy Whyman, Holly Humphries, Hoop Girls, India Robinson, Kitty Mcneil, Lara Bell, Liv Stocking, Lola Norwood, Molly Taylor, Polly Hardwicke, Rachel Baber, Rebecca Ormsby, Teddy Hunter, Xanthe Stonehouse-Pope.
Entry requirements: 18+
join us at Strangebrew as we crawl out of our cellar to celebrate International Women's Day. We've been let out for the cellar for one day only so we've made this event very special <3
Mui Zyu
As Mui Zyu, British Hong Kong artist Eva Liu searches for portals, wandering between nothingness and everything in the pursuit of peace. Her two critically acclaimed LPs ‘Rotten Bun for an Eggless Century’ and ‘nothing or something to die for’ released with Father/Daughter Records fuse themes of cultural displacement and escapism with sweet and sour harmonies. Blending phantasmagorical strings with tape-mangled drum machines and traditional Chinese instruments she creates unnerving sonic foundations where sugary pop melodies juxtapose on top creating an existential balm through music.
MEMORIALS
MEMORIALS is the dynamic duo of Verity Susman (Electrelane) and Matthew Simms (Wire, Better Corners, It Hugs Back, Uuuu, Fitted) crafting cosmic jams from the garden shed, where free jazz collides with psychedelic rock, folk, and wild analogue chaos.
For Breakfast
For Breakfast serve up a mind-bending mix of jazz, psych, and post-rock, blending dreamy chaos with cinematic grooves. Expect lush textures, hypnotic rhythms, and a feast for the ears.
Art Exhibition - Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Performance, Soundscape, Film & more
Visual artists
Alice Corile, Anna Kruml, Bella Barnes, Brodie Johnson, Carmen Tilley, Charlie Ann Padilla, Connie Ballantyne, Dilly Terry, Eloise Richmond, Elvie Hepworth, Flora Ellett, Flora Heap, Flora Lazar, Fulopova Estera, Flossy Whyman, Holly Humphries, Hoop Girls, India Robinson, Kitty Mcneil, Lara Bell, Liv Stocking, Lola Norwood, Molly Taylor, Polly Hardwicke, Rachel Baber, Rebecca Ormsby, Teddy Hunter, Xanthe Stonehouse-Pope.
Entry requirements: 18+
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