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with:
live:
The
Woe Betides, Summer Holiday, White Collar Weapons, Coppers For Karma
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decks: Videopia DJs
plus: live
movie remake of 'Alien'
Videopia
is London's favourite interactive movie-making club night and the best
thing you could do on a Tuesday! Filming now happens before and after
the first band, so if you are detained at work (or you're just too darn
slow to get here on time) you can still take part in re-creating Ridley
Scott's 1979 masterpiece Alien live!
Once we've grappled with a face hugger and blasted that big evil Alien
back into space we'll return to Earth for some brilliant bands and DJs.
Hailed by
NME as 'enthralling, deft puppet masters of indie', expect fuzzy guitars,
out-of-tune violins and organically-farmed beats as The
Woe Betides unleash their instrument-swapping, energy-soaked
live mixture of grunge, pop and electronica.
Coppers
for Karma are billed as 'a hot mouthful of upbeat driving
disco grungecore', and 'the London threesome you most want to be part
of'. Their energy on stage is matched by their versatility as writers
and the imagination of their arrangements.
Summer
Holiday will be serenading you with their brilliantly quirky
variety of sunny indie-pop. The band firmly established themselves as
utterly original and fearlessly devoted when they embarked on a mobile
tour of the capital. This entailed strapping their kit to the top of a
car and giving free open-air concerts!
Soulful ten piece, White
Collar Weapons, (no, we haven't worked out how we're going
to fit them onto our stage yet), hail from the same bustling hive of musical
talent as Summer Holiday, in fact they share the majority
of their band members. Hotly tipped by BBC's Steve Lemacq and XFM for
big things in the coming year.
7pm-2am,
£5 |