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Better Days - May 6th

10PM - 6AM

Tickets available OTD

Steve Proctor
Jon Dasilva
Mark Cooper
Scarlet Fantastic
Cobalt Stargazer

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120 Days - April 23rd

Metropolis Music Presents
120 Days

23rd April
£10 adv
Doors 7.30pm

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120 Days found each other in Kristiansund, Norway, but decided if they ever were to reach out to a larger audience they’d need to move to another town. And so they pooled their money, bought an RV and drove it to Oslo and lived rent-free (you don’t have to pay rent for the sidewalk) creating music in their tight-quarters studio/mobile home.

Imagine a handful of Neu!, Spacemen 3 and XTRMNTR-era Primal Scream obsessed kids hanging in an RV in a city that sees periods of darkness that last for weeks on end. Then 120 Days makes a lot more sense.

In 2004, then known as The Beautiful People (changed their name due to copyright when they got signed by Virgin) they released their criticly acclaimed first EP named Sedated Times. The summer of 2005 they toured Norway attending festivals including Quart’05, one of Norways biggest festivals.

120 Days had its first rehearsal autumn 2001. The band consisted of four friends Jonas Dahl, Arne Kvalvik, Kjetil Ovesen and Ådne Meisfjord. They called themselves The Beautiful People, but later changed their name to 120 Days and released their critically acclaimed first EP titled ‘Sedated Times’ on the small Oslo label Public Demand Records in 2004. Late that year, they released their second EP, this time a self-titled five-track EP which caused quite a stir in Norway.

 

Baba Yaga's Hut & Together We Can present The Koolaid Electric Company - February 22nd

7.30PM -

£7 ADV / MOTD
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The Koolaid Electric Company
Piatcions
The Anteloids
The Graceful Slicks

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Disappears + Booze - March 29th

Thursday March 29th

Disappears + Booze

£8 adv / £10

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Drawing on a combined reverence for reverb, heavy tremolo, distortion, delay and repetition, Disappears play minimal rock music inspired by everything from Kraut to American gospel to punk. Carving out a space somewhere in the middle of garage-punk snarl, shoegaze haze, and Krautrock grooves, Chicago’s Disappears features Brian Case (also of the Ponys and 90 Day Men), Boas members Graeme Gibson and Jonathan van Herik, and Damon Carruesco. The band started when Case’s other groups were on hiatus and he was recording demos with Gibson; Gibson brought van Herik into the project, and in turn, van Herik brought Carruesco into the fold. Soon after forming, the band self-released a series of 7” singles with artwork based on Can’s album Delay 1968, and made their material available for free on the Internet. Disappears began recording their debut studio album and signed to Touch & Go, appearing at the label’s showcase at 2009’s South by Southwest Festival, and also playing dates with Tortoise, Deerhunter, and Times New Viking. The band released 100 CD-Rs of Live Over the Rainbo, a live album from the Deerhunter/Times New Viking tour, that was eventually distributed by Plus Tapes and Rococco Records later in 2009. Disappears continued to play more high-profile Chicago shows, including a gig at the Pitchfork Music Festival and a 2009 New Year’s Eve show with the Jesus Lizard. Late in the year, the band moved to Kranky Records, who released their official debut album Lux in 2010. The band also recorded a single with Sonic Youth’s Steve Shelley and the noise duo White/Light.

“Before, they sounded like they could pummel a song into the ground, but here it feels like Disappears shoot their music into the sky.”
All Music Guide

“Guider is an intriguing, viscerally stirring study in contemporary post-punk that holds attention like a fox in a headlight beam.”
Drowned in Sound

“With so many influences in the mix, the end result could easily have been an incohesive mess, and it's a testament to both the playing and production that Guider's execution is watch-spring tight from start to finish.”
The Quietus

“Stand next to a jet that's firing its engines in preparation for takeoff, and you'll get an idea of the whooshing momentum and walls of tremolo sound that Disappears generates on the space-rock episode Guider.”
Chicago Tribune

“Guider invites listenersʼ touch with its seductively rounded edges, but sends them away with skinned fingertips.”
Onion A.V. Club

“Guiderʼs sound is gigantic and singular.”
Aquarium Drunkard

 

 

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