La Rocade, Kitchen Club and Just Dropped In present:
THE CATENARY WIRES, PETE ASTOR, THE PRISTINES + THE SUNBATHERS
at The Tin Music and Arts
THE CATENARY WIRES are Amelia Fletcher and Rob Pursey. Amelia and Rob are best known for making fuzzy, sixties girl-group inspired indie-pop in their previous bands Talulah Gosh, Heavenly, Marine Research and Tender Trap. With the Catenary Wires, they have created something different; gentler and more acoustic, emotive and melancholy, although still fuelled by their great love for pop melodies and harmonies.
PETE ASTOR is a British songwriter and solo artist. He was singer songwriter in early Creation Records trailblazers The Loft, and subsequently formed The Weather Prophets, before launching a solo career with the albums Submarine and Zoo in the early 1990s.
Formed after the C86 indiepop explosion, THE PRISTINES introduced their own brand of Indie lo-fi guitar pop with psychedelic shoegaze and called it Gazedelia, releasing singles and albums in the early 90s most notably on Sunday Records (US),
THE SUNBATHERS: So how is it that a band from the second most landlocked county in England has written so many songs about the sea...? Is it a love of the traditional British holiday, complete with candyfloss, the smell of chips and long walks along the cliffs? Or, is it just that so many words rhyme with sand?
£6 Advance / £8 Door
Fri Apr 10 2020
8:00 PM - 11:00 PM (Doors 8:00 PM)
Ages 14+
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The Catenary Wires, Pete Astor, The Pristines + The Sunbathers
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The Catenary Wires
Indie Pop
- Event Cancelled.
Ages 14+
La Rocade, Kitchen Club and Just Dropped In present:
THE CATENARY WIRES, PETE ASTOR, THE PRISTINES + THE SUNBATHERS
at The Tin Music and Arts
THE CATENARY WIRES are Amelia Fletcher and Rob Pursey. Amelia and Rob are best known for making fuzzy, sixties girl-group inspired indie-pop in their previous bands Talulah Gosh, Heavenly, Marine Research and Tender Trap. With the Catenary Wires, they have created something different; gentler and more acoustic, emotive and melancholy, although still fuelled by their great love for pop melodies and harmonies.
PETE ASTOR is a British songwriter and solo artist. He was singer songwriter in early Creation Records trailblazers The Loft, and subsequently formed The Weather Prophets, before launching a solo career with the albums Submarine and Zoo in the early 1990s.
Formed after the C86 indiepop explosion, THE PRISTINES introduced their own brand of Indie lo-fi guitar pop with psychedelic shoegaze and called it Gazedelia, releasing singles and albums in the early 90s most notably on Sunday Records (US),
THE SUNBATHERS: So how is it that a band from the second most landlocked county in England has written so many songs about the sea...? Is it a love of the traditional British holiday, complete with candyfloss, the smell of chips and long walks along the cliffs? Or, is it just that so many words rhyme with sand?
£6 Advance / £8 Door
THE CATENARY WIRES, PETE ASTOR, THE PRISTINES + THE SUNBATHERS
at The Tin Music and Arts
THE CATENARY WIRES are Amelia Fletcher and Rob Pursey. Amelia and Rob are best known for making fuzzy, sixties girl-group inspired indie-pop in their previous bands Talulah Gosh, Heavenly, Marine Research and Tender Trap. With the Catenary Wires, they have created something different; gentler and more acoustic, emotive and melancholy, although still fuelled by their great love for pop melodies and harmonies.
PETE ASTOR is a British songwriter and solo artist. He was singer songwriter in early Creation Records trailblazers The Loft, and subsequently formed The Weather Prophets, before launching a solo career with the albums Submarine and Zoo in the early 1990s.
Formed after the C86 indiepop explosion, THE PRISTINES introduced their own brand of Indie lo-fi guitar pop with psychedelic shoegaze and called it Gazedelia, releasing singles and albums in the early 90s most notably on Sunday Records (US),
THE SUNBATHERS: So how is it that a band from the second most landlocked county in England has written so many songs about the sea...? Is it a love of the traditional British holiday, complete with candyfloss, the smell of chips and long walks along the cliffs? Or, is it just that so many words rhyme with sand?
£6 Advance / £8 Door
The Catenary Wires
Indie Pop
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