Knife Liibrary; Bernardo Kerr/Dan Johnson; Yarrow at The Cube
Headfirst Editor's Pick

"Rejoice, ya ****s! It’s a rare public offering of Knife Liibrary’s bitter piano murder ballads, spewing forth from the MXLX vortex of spiralling insanity/genius. Essential acoustic spleen FFO: Nick Cave, Swans (the beautiful bits), GSYBE!, Reverend Kristin Michael Hayter."

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£8 Full/£5 Concession

A gig held at The Cube on Tuesday 8th October. The event starts at 20:00.


Liquid Library presents

A return to the cube's auditorium for an evening of freaksound and auditory magick

KNIFE LIIBRARY

A rare live outing of Knife Liibrary, one of the alter-egos of local noise shaman Matt Loveridge (MXLX) in support of the recently released TO LOATHE... album: The piano is full of blood, the piano has a voice, the voice is filled with blood.

https://kindarad.bandcamp.com/album/to-loathe

BERNARDO KERR

Bernardo Kerr joins us to bring his ritualised noise collages to life with improvised sound design and live drums by scene legend Dan Johnson: It is related that one day they came upon Majnún sifting the dust, his tears flowing down. They asked, ‘What doest thou?’ He said, ‘I seek for Laylí.

https://bernardobortolinkerr.bandcamp.com/album/studies-for-search

YARROW

Free improv chaotes and collaborationists Yarrow are a duo of Charlie Miles on drum kit and objects and Emmy Broughton on Harps and Woodwinds playing rarely in time and often in tune: ripened, the root cause of death and destruction of all worlds.

Entry requirements: 18+

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