The Underground Stage
Show Notes “The gentle strength of Le Pie – performing tonight for the first time with a new band lineup – just plain shines tonight. The songs bleed craft, constructed from heart and blood and viscera, but delivered with considered joy and intelligent, emotional depth. Most of the time it’s at your shoulder holding you […]
Show Notes “After much technical jiggery-pokery involving a busted lead, and – I swear – some actual magic tricks, Clay J Gladstone don’t so much start their set as detonate. Five months of delayed-gig frustration pelts the room, a shockwave of monstrously well-honed songs delivered with ferocious energy and boundless joy.” Gallery Learn More Facebook […]
Show Notes “Wolf & Chain are born performers, but none of tonight’s set is merely performative. Emo-punk served up straight from the bleeding guts, the songs are as sharp as a filed nail, and just as likely to gouge your eye out.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | Instagram
Show Notes “Father Deer Hands move around like they’ve stuck wet fingers in a power socket, playing a set that has roughly the same effect on us. A jarring, brutal, twelve full rounds of fun.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | Instagram
Show Notes “Out in the crowd from the off, Keepsake roar through their set, fearsome and built like a barn. Uncompromising.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | Instagram
Show Notes “Richard Cuthbert’s fertile songwriting shines tonight, playing songs from the recent – brilliant – album, with the odd brand new one poking its head up to boot. Classic, jangly, and referencing (but not beholden to) the best bits of Australian-era Dando and Smudge, this is comfortable but in a way that still makes […]
Show Notes “Even above the fuzzy and glorious songs, which veer from shoegazey intensity to off-kilter Pavement-ish fun, Stressless find the joy in the grind, shine bright lights into grey days, and deliver enough smile to light up the whole damn city.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | Instagram
Show Notes “Magnetic Heads is in solo Head mode tonight, and opens tonight with a series of songs that not only reference game theory, but that sound like irrational numbers – mathematically precise yet wonky and unpredictable, and all the more enjoyable for it.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | Instagram
Show Notes “When you name your band Grenade Jumper you’re making a statement. This afternoon’s set may be short but it makes its point, with all the joy, the spikiness, and the feels of rough-edged pop-punk packed into a dense nucleus. Mighty.” Gallery Learn More Instagram