For a Minor Reflection
Her Name is Calla - The Devil May Cares
Monday 2. November 2009
For a Minor Reflection comprises of four 19-year-olds from Reykjavík, Iceland. Their music is best described as energetic, melodious post-rock, though being the natural creative visionaries they are, the band expand and even subvert their style with almost every song. They supported Sigur Ros on their last tour in the UK. This band is for fans of Godspeed you! Black Emperor & Explosions in the Sky.
www.myspace.com/foraminorreflection
www.foraminorreflection.com
HER NAME IS CALLA
Her Name is Calla produce an intensity rarely seen these days, a mix of hushed tones and wailing guitars with brass and strings throw in for good measure. This UK-based collective have an almost slow-core element to their music but it's bigger and louder and longer than all of that. A must see.
www.myspace.com/hernameiscalla
THE DEVIL MAY CARES
The Devil May Cares are a new nine-piece ensemble stretched pretty evenly across addresses in London and Brighton. The band began life as a six-piece choir, playing a handful of shows in Brighton last year, and they have since been introducing guitar, bass, drums, piano and on the occasion, when one is to hand, a saxophone or something else that squawks to the theatrical, wordy, and often lengthy songs. Comparisons by audience members at an earlier wave of shows mentioned A Silver Mount Zion and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
www.myspace.com/devilmaycares
Buy tickets for £6 @ www.wegottickets.com/event/56335
The Lexington
96-98 Pentonville Road, London, UK
Tel. 020 7837 5371 / Tube: Angel
Doors @ 20:00
Goo Nite
www.foraminorreflection.com
HER NAME IS CALLA
Her Name is Calla produce an intensity rarely seen these days, a mix of hushed tones and wailing guitars with brass and strings throw in for good measure. This UK-based collective have an almost slow-core element to their music but it's bigger and louder and longer than all of that. A must see.
www.myspace.com/hernameiscalla
THE DEVIL MAY CARES
The Devil May Cares are a new nine-piece ensemble stretched pretty evenly across addresses in London and Brighton. The band began life as a six-piece choir, playing a handful of shows in Brighton last year, and they have since been introducing guitar, bass, drums, piano and on the occasion, when one is to hand, a saxophone or something else that squawks to the theatrical, wordy, and often lengthy songs. Comparisons by audience members at an earlier wave of shows mentioned A Silver Mount Zion and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
www.myspace.com/devilmaycares
Buy tickets for £6 @ www.wegottickets.com/event/56335
The Lexington
96-98 Pentonville Road, London, UK
Tel. 020 7837 5371 / Tube: Angel
Doors @ 20:00
Goo Nite
