London in Stereo // October 2013

FUTURE OF THE LEFT

BALLET SCHOOL | POLIÇA | HOLY GHOST!

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WELCOME I don’t know if it’s because the days are getting shorter, but I’m pretty sure time is going more quickly. That said, it feels like months ago that we launched our ace new website, when in reality only weeks have passed. If you haven’t had a chance to, please do take a look, it still makes me giddy with its prettiness...

This month I'm over the freakin’ moon to have one of my favourite bands of all time on the cover, and suddenly the six hours it took for us to get to Cardiff to have a chat with them seems more than worth it.

Grab a ticket to their show at Heaven and we’ll see you down the front.

We’ve got more listings than ever in this issue because MY GOD are there ever a lot of gigs on this month, there’s something for everyone, so get stuck in.

WHAT WE CAN’T STOP LISTENING TO THIS MONTH JESS CHELA ROMANTICISE DAVE MONSTER RALLY ORCHIDS LOKI LETTERS TO FIESTA STAY YOUNG DANNY ARCADE FIRE REFLEKTOR GEM SOHN LESSONS

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A WINGED VICTORY FOR THE SULLEN

MAC DEMARCO

MON 28TH OCTOBER | SCALA

MOONFACE

TUE 1ST OCTOBER | VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

SMALL BLACK

SUN 3RD NOVEMBER | OLD ST PANCRAS CHURCH

WAMPIRE

THU 10TH OCTOBER | SEBRIGHT ARMS

WED 6TH NOVEMBER | THE LEXINGTON

EMANCIPATOR

JACKSON SCOTT

SUN 13TH OCTOBER | XOYO

ANNA VON HAUSSWOLFF

TUE 15TH OCTOBER | HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN

FRI 8TH NOVEMBER | THE LEXINGTON

SCOUT NIBLETT

THU 21ST NOVEMBER | ST JOHN ON BETHNAL GREEN CHURCH

SEAN NICHOLAS SAVAGE & NAUTIC WITH DJ SETS FROM SAMPHA, BLUE HAWAII, YOUNG TURKS FRI 25TH OCTOBER | THE FINSBURY

LIGHTNING DUST

MON 28TH OCTOBER | HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN

CALIFONE + TONY DEKKER MON 25 NOVEMBER | THE LEXINGTON

DESTROYER (SOLO)

MON 2ND DECEMBER | BUSH HALL

NEKO CASE

THU 12TH DECEMBER | THE FORUM

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06. ON THE STEREO

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Editor Jess Partridge: jess@londoninstereo.co.uk

13. TALES FROM THE CITY 16. FUTURE OF THE LEFT 22. ALBUM REVIEWS 27. GIGS OF THE MONTH 32. THE GOOD GIG PUB GUIDE 35. LIVE LISTINGS 54. LIVE REVIEWS 57. PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS

Deputy Editor Dave Rowlinson: dave@londoninstereo.co.uk Sub-Editor / Sales Loki Lillistone: loki@londoninstereo.co.uk Guest blog writer Henning Lahman No Fear Of Pop Photography Future of the Left Sebastian Nevols Contributors Danny Wright, Gem Samways, Simon Williams, Lauren Down, Jack McKenna, Will Grant, Lucie Grace, Tom Edwards, George O’Brien, Jack Urwin, Matthew French, Emily Bruce, Luke Morgan Britton 5

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SPECIAL REQUEST

Still unsure whether we’re supposed to believe that Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland fka HypeWilliams really have parted ways for good but if this is Inga moving on, we guess we’ll learn to live with it. Copeland has always been the more pop-inclined of the two, less blatantly sarcastic and meta, and ‘Fit’ once again proves that she doesn’t need DVA or Matyn to produce a brilliant pop tune.

Special Request is acclaimed house producer Paul Woolford going down nostalgia alley, shamelessly yearning for hardcore’s glorious past. This retromanic stance is surely open for criticism, but you can hardly argue with the guy’s skills and passion.

Principal rave hauntologist Lee Gamble remixing a Special Request track of course takes things to almost criminal levels, but above all the result is pure sonic gold, a ghostly and uncanny masterpiece.

FIT

CAPSULES (LEE GAMBLE REMIX)

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CASSIE

BALCONY (KAHN REMIX) There’s a serious Cassie obsession going on among Bristol’s Young Echo crew, and the producers’ messing around just turns out so much more compelling than the singer’s rather daft originals.

Here, dubstep disciple Kahn turns ‘Balcony’ into a seductively grooving, inner city late night jam with some sinister twists. Perfection.

MORCEE

BLACK HOLE Featuring vocals by Funkystepz affiliate Lily McKenzie, Morcee’s ‘Black Hole’ is absolutely massive.

The young London-based producer – real name Charlie Potter – may not yet be known to many, but he’s definitely one to keep an eye on. With its stripped down but irresistible beat, ‘Black Hole’ is nothing but addictive.

Cassie Morcee

FOKUS GROUP

MUCKY CRACK FUNK Fokus Group is the new project by Ben Sims and Paul Mac. With the oddly titled ‘Mucky Crack Funk’, the duo are letting us know that the amen break is nothing to be ashamed of in 2013. The rest of the track is pure funk indeed, only in its most relentless form.

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“I feel like the UK really needs a band. A pop band.

Fabulousness. Accessibility.”

Forgive the overuse of italics, but Rosie Blair enthuses a lot. Across our intermittently-glitchy Skype connection it quickly becomes clear that her default setting is ‘emphatic’, peppering her assertions with manic laughter and expansive hand gestures, and becoming equally animated discussing Miley Cyrus’ tongue as she is Robert Smith’s songwriting.

It’s not surprising then that the Belfast-born singer confesses to being “defined by fandom”, though a religious upbringing in an LP-free

When you set yourself the task of writing something that contains hooks and observes certain structures, it’s hugely pleasing when you get it right.” And on ‘Boys Again’ they do just that: this is buoyant, big-hearted, 80s-influenced pop, which finds them referencing the elemental, new wave guitar textures of The Cure on ‘Yoai’ and recreating the endorphin rush of first love with manic yelps on ‘Heartbeat Overdrive’.

Recording sessions have already begun for their debut album, so what can we expect? “Songs you can dance to and songs you can relate to. I self-identify as a feminist, so I’m fascinated by the female experience, and the ephemeral world of girls; that moment of being on

“WE’RE TAKING THE BEST OF LIVE GUITAR MUSIC AND MELDING IT WITH REALLY-FUCKING-GREAT POP HOOKS.” household meant music was scarce initially. “Something about me was always drawn to music so I’d sit listening to the radio, getting really excited about everything from iconic acts like The Smiths to 80s cheese like ‘Waiting For A Star To Fall’.”

Her passion led her to follow a producer-friend to Berlin, before a chance encounter on the U-Bahn altered her course forever. Travelling home from a bar shift at 6am, she stumbled upon “this gorgeous boy” busking on the platform: Japanese-Brazilian guitarist Michel Collet. Blair approached him, they bonded over The Cocteau Twins and – with the addition of Louis McGuire on drums – together they formed Ballet School in 2011.

As Blair explains, the quest to craft catchy melodies is their prime motivation: “I just love the mechanics and the discipline of pop music.

the precipice of innocence and experience.” And sonically? “It’s sounding quite… sexy. We’re taking the best of live guitar music and melding it with really-fucking-great pop hooks.”

They’re not fazed by the prospect of pursuing a pop career on an indie imprint, either: “The [music] industry model is so flawed that there are no rules anymore.

Look at Grimes: she’s at the interface of commercial pop and the purest of underground music. She’s a shape-shifter, like Julia in ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’, bringing a new set of ethics to the mainstream. We want our music to make everyone feel fucking good, until it reaches critical mass and kicks off.

Because, really, it’s so much fun to be a fan of pop music, isn’t it?” Yes, yes it is.

Ballet School’s debut EP, ‘Boys Again’ is released via Bella Union October 21st.

They play Old Blue Last November 6th.

WORDS: GEM SAMWAYS

H O LY G H O S T !

TA L E S F R O M T H E C I T Y. . .

The year is 2004, George Bush is the President of the United states, and the words "social" and "media" have yet to collapse into each other. I was 21.

Nick and I landed in London as part of a hip-hop group we started as teenagers, Automato.

We were in town to play a concert at Return To NY, Arthur Baker's famous electroclash party. Those words - "electro" and "clash" - had most definitely collapsed into each other...

There were six of us travelling with Automato when we landed on British soil. Six boys.

Six lanky, goofy boys from New York City on their first trip to London to play a party called Return To NY. How fitting!

Even then we travelled with a lot of equipment: tape echoes, electric pianos, vintage drum kits...oh, and did I mention SIX BOYS? We had enough man power to fill the starting line of a basketball team and still have one guy sitting the bench, ready to sub in. You'd think we would have learned to keep our overheads lower by now, but that's a story for another time.

Back to this one: We landed at Heathrow to meet our tour manager, Jon, and piled into a sad excuse of a Sprinter vehicle. Off to the Holiday Inn lads! What happened after that...it's a little blurry...but here's what I can say definitely happened: 1. We played a concert. 2. We ate things we believed British people ate. 3. I met a girl.

4. Morgan, one of the six members, met his future wife. 5. There was an incident at French customs after officers found a joint in our tour manager’s cigarette pack.

6. Our vehicle broke down outside of London and we played tag in a field of neon-purple lavender. 7.... Well who really cares what happened?

What I remember and what matters is how I FELT being in London for the first time. I was excited, ecstatic even, to be across the ocean in the motherland of so much music I loved. Radiohead, Blur, Aphex Twin, The Beatles, The Smiths, Badly Drawn Boy, Portishead, Squarepusher, Bloc Party, David FUCKING Bowie...they were all part of me already. And now here I was, age 21, in a band, in THEIR town to play a show with MY band. "This fucking rules," I thought, as I wandered aimlessly, sans-smartphone GPS, through London.

H O LY G H O S T ! R E L E A S E ‘ D Y N A M I C S ’ V I A D FA O C TO B E R 7 T H

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FUTURE OF THE LEFT WORDS: DANNY WRIGHT For their gloriously brutal new record ‘How To Stop Your Brain In An Accident’, Future Of The Left went to Pledge Music to ask fans to help fund it. Within five hours they had reached 100%.

For those who had the faith, it’s money very well spent.

It’s the sound of a band at the peak of their powers, balancing an exhilarating sense of experimentation with the essence of what makes them so thrilling – plus a healthy dose of Falco’s acerbic lyrics.

We spoke to Falco and Julia from the band to discuss why they went down the Pledge route, the sound of the new album and adopting the voice of a “BBC newsreader from 1952” on one song.

How happy are you with the new record?

Did starting your own label give you more freedom?

Julia: Oh, we’re thrilled with it – not just in terms of the songs, but also the overall sound. And putting it out ourselves has been really satisfying.

J: The freedom it gave us was on an operational level. It’s been hard work but the reward comes when you go ‘Hey, we did this ourselves and we did a really good job’.

Falco: I think this album, although it doesn’t fall too neatly into the trap, will be more easily appreciated by people who liked the band in the first place. It definitely flows more as one piece than the last record. Sonically as well, we listened to the vinyl last week, and it just sounds so present and rich.

F: There’s a certain size of band, which we probably are but only just, who can get away with it because there’s a certain devotion which I’m very proud to say some people have to our music. It means we can finance the making of the record, even though it’s not going to help us put a down-payment on a yacht.

“...BECAUSE SOMETIMES YOU’VE GOT TO HAVE SOME MEAT AND POTATOES TO ENJOY THE TUNA AND CUSTARD MORE APPROPRIATELY. ”

J: Right now for a band at our level getting signed is nearly impossible.

We’re lucky that we can do it ourselves because of things like crowdfunding, which we weren’t originally into.

So what changed your mind?

J: We realised it’s how you approach it – we weren’t pitching ourselves to play people’s living rooms, we just said ‘Do you want to help with putting out the record?’

And were you surprised at how quickly you reached 100%?

F: It spat on my nipples and introduced me to its mother, if I may invent an allusion. I don’t want to say it was a vindication but it was really heartwarming. People seem to have faith in this record and it will

repay that faith several times over.

To focus on the album, where does the title come from?

F: I wrote a song in 2006 called ‘How To Stop Your Brain in an Accident’. It was filed away and then all of a sudden with all of these songs there was a sense of trying to make sense of a chaos which just immediately seemed appropriate.

Two tracks, ‘The Male Gaze’ and ‘Johnny Borrell Afterlife’, were taken from the earlier EPs – were they always intended to go on the album?

F: Yeah, when a song’s strong enough it tends to make its own case. With the record there are traditional rock songs sandwiched in between ones which are a little bit more

multifaceted – because sometimes you’ve got to have some meat and potatoes to enjoy the tuna and custard more appropriately.

One of the most intriguing songs is ‘Singing on the Bonesaws’ – where did that voice come from?

F: It was just a decision taken in the moment. Like the first time you decide to try skiing and if you’re in Trinidad and Tobago tough, you’re just going skiing. Initially when I performed the lyrics I wasn’t sounding like a BBC newsreader from the 1952 – it just happened.

Stewart Lee said he plays an exaggerated version of himself on stage and there’s something about that in any good art. If there was a caveat on everything you said you’d never get towards saying anything of

any critical use. Where did the voice come from? A deep illness, living inside my mind and belly.

How’s the set working now with the mixture of songs?

F: The set will pretty much always go: some guitar songs, some keyboard songs in the middle, then some other guitar songs and then a bloody big fuck around at the end.

It’s just that the actual songs move round. Some people always want old songs and some people want just new songs and you have to find a middle ground to disappoint them all.

‘How To Stop Your Brain in an Accident’ is released via Prescriptions October 21st.

The band play Heaven on November 13th.

Read an extended version of this interview online at londoninstereo.com

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POLIÇA SHULAMITH

Memphis Industries // October 21st

Second album syndrome is well documented; it's an obstacle standing in the way of so many. Luckily for Minneapolis's Poliça, they've shimmied past this obstacle in a blaze of glory.

Following up 2012's

deservedly well-received debut, 'Give You The Ghost', was always going to be an arduous task, but in 'Shulamith' they have a record that comes across with much more urgency than their previous outing.

As an album, it personifies their strengths much more than before. They showcase their more intense side with 'Vegas', but are equally comfortable attempting to make you dance with their gorgeous R&B in 'I Need $'. Channy Leaneagh constantly tries to seduce you with her effects-heavy vocals, and not even a guest appearance from Justin Vernon on 'Tiff' is able to dissuade your ears from staying attentive to her voice, as she floats from one song to the next.

It can seem like quite a schizophrenic record, but it is in this lack of predictability that it finds its charm. There are only a handful of acts in the world who can make music this enticing, and fortunately for their lucky listeners, Poliça are one of them.

Jack McKenna

SLEIGH BELLS BITTER RIVALS

Lucky Number // October 7th So grating and discordant that Joanna Newsom's wail seems comparatively angelic, Sleigh Bells have never been a pair to turn to casually. A 'fuck you' to sonic convention, the aesthetic remains: in ‘Bitter Rivals’, they've unleashed something straddling the line between brilliantly compelling and practically unlistenable.

At times the aural equivalent of being taunted by Janet Street-Porter on a low-budget game show in the throes of a nightmarish salvia trip, it's in their less intense songs this collection shines - the Cults-ish ‘To Hell With You’, the frustratingly catchy ‘Young Legends’ and the, dare we say it, almost sweet ‘Love Sick’. Jack Urwin 22

ANNA CALVI ONE BREATH

Domino // October 7th Recorded in five weeks, as opposed to two and a half years, there’s a sense of spontaneity to Anna Calvi’s second LP that was lacking on her meticulously-crafted debut. Drenched in drama and infused with wild dynamics, this is an album of extremes, ranging from the caustic ‘Love Of My Life’ – its reverb-laden rock riffs and strangulated vocals redolent of ‘Rid Of Me’-era PJ Harvey – to the string-embellished, Ennio Morricone-esque ‘Sing To Me’. In lesser hands it could all become a bit muddled, but the prodigiously-talented Calvi balances chaos and calm, ugliness and beauty, strength and vulnerability, with seemingly effortless ease.

Gem Samways

WOLF ALICE BLUSH EP

Chess Club // October 7th The first few tracks released by London four-piece Wolf Alice were fairly heavy, so the opener and title track of this EP comes as a bit of a surprise, beginning with haunting guitars and gentle vocals from Ellie Roswell as she asks “are you happy now?” The momentum builds into something absolutely gorgeous. Recalling The Smashing Pumpkins in places with their ability to make gentle, beautiful yet heavy songs, every track here has something different about it and leaves the listener wanting more; a great taste of what's to come, and I, for one, can't wait for the album.

Emily Bruce

JANELLE MONÁE THE ELECTRIC LADY

Atlantic/Bad Boy // Out Now Not another wildly ambitious, technicolour, intergalactic, lesbian-themed sci-fi R&B concept album, you’re probably saying. But wait – Monáe has done it again. Building on 2010′s ‘The ArchAndroid’, over 19 songs and featuring Prince, Miguel and Solange, she delivers an album of dazzling variety. The spoken word radio skits disrupt the flow but this is Parliament, Sun Ra and Prince all melted together in the shine of the sun. ‘QUEEN’, featuring Erykah Badu, and ‘Givin’ Em What They Love’, with that man Prince, are shiny funk standouts. Slower, more soulful, tracks like ‘Victory’ and ‘It’s Code’, meanwhile, reveal a debt to Gladys Knight and Roberta Flack. Another adventure into her wonderful imagination. Danny Wright 23

TIM HECKER VIRGINS

CHVRCHES THE BONES OF WHAT YOU BELIEVE Virgin // Out Now Faced with a level of snowballing hype that would make The 1975 grind their teeth with envy, Glasgow's Chvrches wisely hunkered down and let the melee take its course. 'The Bones Of What You Believe', where it flies, concocts a really quite glorious backdrop of brightly twinkling synths and ricocheting melodies to wrap around singer Lauren Mayberry. That can be said of about two thirds of the album, particularly the singles and the splendidly careening 'Night Sky'. The remainder is pleasant, sure, but just not quite magical enough to stop you plummeting back to reality with a Pro Tools-enhanced thump.

Tom Edwards

Kranky // October 14th In 'Ravedeath, 1972', Tim Hecker's erring towards the ecclesiastic was plain for all to see. Forming a tapestry of ambient hymnal pieces harking to a destructive crescendo, its acclaim gave a real life to Hecker's apparitional take on noise, and brought to light one of the most innovative producers of modern times. In 'Virgins', that tapestry takes a disjointed path to a new plain. Its brevity lies in much shorter pieces, which belie the power he truly holds. Those same Dropped Pianos that stood out so bravely in his previous output only highlight the meander through ‘Virgins’ as the stop-start nature of it all makes for a much more unintentionally trying listen.

Will Grant

OF MONTREAL LOUSY WITH SYLVIANBRIAR

Polyvinyl // October 7th With ‘Lousy With Sylvianbriar’ Kevin Barnes hones in on his penchant for classic singer-songwriters, drawing on Dylan-esque influences whilst maintaining the hints of psychedelia that have gained the band such notoriety from their inception.

A hypnotic tone runs for the duration, highlighted best by ‘Belle Glade Missionaries’, with its enduring guitar work, while ‘Colossus’ tells a horribly melancholic family tale beneath the typically harmonious vocal line. The Floyd-like hue of ‘Obsidian Currents’ provides a real album highlight whilst the brilliantly strange ‘Raindrop In My Skull’ (“On the TV there’s a Mexican horror film/It isn’t dubbed, I’m not really watching”) whimsically sums-up the albums’ languid feel.

George O’Brien

BOTANY LAVA DIVINER (TRUE STORY)

Western Vinyl // October 29th The most incredible thing about Spencer Stephenson, AKA Botany’s, debut album is the vast range of influences he embraces. Taking from classical, R&B, electronic and tribal tones, he entwines them to create something very much his own. From the ethereal to the intense he completes every element with stuttering conviction. His penchant for found sounds is evident (no that's not your phone ringing), creating luxurious layers of intricate happenings. And this feels like Spencer’s aim here, with each track he creates an individual moment, surrounding you, absorbing you.

Take it on a train journey, in the rain, and I defy you not to fall in love with it.

Jess Partridge

MARIAM THE BELIEVER BLOOD DONATION

Moshi Moshi // October 7th A Google search for Mariam The Believer proves less than fruitful: There’s the odd review, the obligatory Facebook and Soundcloud pages, one site even coins the word “Witchcraft” to describe Mariam Wallentin’s sound.

But this makes discovery of the former Wildbirds & Peacedrums vocalist’s new project all the more exciting. Throughout its thirteen song trajectory ‘Blood Donation’ evolves like a magical flower; casting thought between light and dark; organs drone, loops shimmer and the voice lifts us into a narcotic fix. Mariam has created the perfect trail of discovery, and surely one of the most underrated debuts of the year. Matthew French

CFCF OUTSIDE

Dummy // October 21st A lot can happen in four years, whether it’s an entire university degree or the premiere and finale of a middling-running US sitcom. It's also the stop-gap period between Montreal producer CFCF's debut and this, his second full-length release. In this time, electronic musician Mike Silver has shapeshifted through a series of concept EPs, now returning for the equally-varying 'Outside'. While he's not yet seemed to have settled on a definitive signature sound, this might prove to be to his advantage; with the record jumping from groove-laden synth-pop to ambient minimalism in a heartbeat, but - more importantly - refusing to ever settle.

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COMMUNION PRESENTS Wed 16 October Hoxton Plaza

NADINE SHAH Tue 22 October Electrowerkz

JOSH RECORD Sat 26 October Sebright Arms

JAKE MORLEY Mon 4 November O2 Shepherds Bush Empire

THE STAVES

Wed 13 November Islington Assembly Hall

TREETOP FLYERS Thu 14 November Electric Ballroom

DEAP VALLY Mon 18 November O2 Shepherds Bush Empire

HALF MOON RUN Wed 27 November Dingwalls

DAN CROLL

Wed 6 November Village Underground

Wed 27 November Sebright Arms

BEAR’S DEN

AMBER

Mon 11 November XOYO

Thu 28 November KOKO

NICK MULVEY

FOY VANCE

Mon 11 November St Pancras Old Church

Thu 5 December Islington Assembly Hall

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VOC

Tucked in behind Pentonville Road, nestled between a maze of office buildings and an array of stylish bars lies VOC. Stepping through its unassuming doors is like taking a step back in time to the 17th Century, more specifically in fact a 17th Century Punch House – after which it is modelled.

An intricate cocktail menu reveals carefully crafted delights such as the White Port Tea – made with Harry Brompton's Ice Tea, Earl Grey and barrelaged Tanqueray with sweet vermouth for a refreshing twist on a classic. Going off-menu has its own rewards as a confident, friendly and knowledgeable bartender whips up a Breakfast Martini: Cointreau, Gin and Marmalade, this Savoy classic would make for one hell of a morning.

2 Varnishers Yard // N1 9AW // @VOCLondon

Photo courtesy of VOC

WILLIAM TYLER MON 2 SEP ST. PANCRAS OLD CHURCH

CRUSHED BEAKS THU 19 SEP LEXINGTON

JAPANTHER THU 17 OCT BIRTHDAYS

CATE LE BON WED 27 NOV BUSH HALL

HOUNDMOUTH WED 4 SEP HOXTON BAR AND KITCHEN STRAND OF OAKS THU 5 SEP SEBRIGHT ARMS DAUGHN GIBSON THU 5 SEP ELECTROWERKZ

YOUNG HUSBAND TUE 24 SEP LEXINGTON FTSE WED 25 SEP CORSICA STUDIOS VLKS THU 26 SEP SEBRIGHT ARMS

THE AMAZING SNAKEHEADS TUE 10 SEP OLD BLUE LAST SKY LARKIN TUE 17 SEP LEXINGTON LA FEMME WED 18 SEP SEBRIGHT ARMS

TRAVIS BRETZER THU 26 SEP BASEMENT 55 LADY LAMB THE BEEKEEPER MON 14 OCT HOXTON BAR AND KITCHEN FUN ADULTS THU 17 OCT HOXTON COURTYARD

OLIVER WILDE SUN 27 OCT ST. PANCRAS OLD CHURCH PARQUET COURTS MON 28 OCT VILLAGE UNDERGROUND ASAF AVIDAN TUE 12 NOV O2 SHEPHERD’S BUSH EMPIRE

CRYSTAL STILTS THU 28 NOV CARGO NIGHT BEDS TUE 3 DEC SCALA LA FEMME THU 5 DEC BIRTHDAYS WHITE LIES TUE 10 DEC ROUNDHOUSE

THE NATIONAL WED 13 NOV ALEXANDRA PALACE THE NATIONAL THU 14 NOV ALEXANDRA PALACE AUSTRA MON 25 NOV KOKO

PARALLELLINESPROMOTIONS.COM

TUESDAY 1ST OCTOBER

SCRUFIZZER FREE / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS DEER TICK £12ADV / 7.00PM / THE BORDERLINE DEER TICK £12ADV / 8.00PM / THE BORDERLINE 00000000 + MOONCREATURES

HAIM FREE / 7.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST SOCIETY £6ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS ALICE BOMAN £4 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS A WINGED VICTORY FOR THE SULLEN + DOUGLAS DARE £14ADV / 8.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

£3 / 7.30PM / BRIXTON WINDMILL HEALING FORCE + DEAD DAYS BEYOND HELP + ALAN WILKINSON + NEMATODES

AIDAN KNIGHT + ANCIENT MARINER FREE WITH RSVP / 7.30PM / THE WAITING ROOM

£5 / 8.00PM / CATCH FANFARLO

KATY B TBC / 7.00PM / XOYO

£12ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN

WEDNESDAY 2ND OCTOBER

NORDIC GIANTS + SATURDAY SUN

MIRACULOUS MULE + THE DALSTON DEVIL

£10ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

TRIO

YUCK + LET'S SAY WE DID £6ADV / 8.00PM / MADAME JOJO'S HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS £45.00 ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS £45.00ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE

FREE / 8PM / BUFFALO BAR NO AGE £13ADV / 8.00PM / THE DOME KIDS IN GLASS HOUSES + CARTEL + PROPELLERS £15ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTRIC BALLROOM KELPE + AMBASSADEURS £7ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN

BIG SEXY NOISE + FAT WHITE FAMILY +

GUM TAKES TOOTH + SPECTRES

BROKEN DC

TBC / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS

£9ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

WILLIAM TYLER + POST LOUIS

THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA + DEAD HARTS +

£11ADV / 7.30PM / ST PANCRAS OLD

NAPOLEON

CHURCH

£14ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON LAURA MARLING + NICK MULVEY

LIAM FROST + NORMA JEAN MARTINE + DANIEL JAMES

SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

£10ADV / 7.30PM / ST PANCRAS OLD

EMPIRE

CHURCH

LAURA MARLING + NICK MULVEY

MIXED BAG OF NUTS

SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

FREE / 8.00PM / STRONGROOM

EMPIRE THEO + SHRINE + LOST IN THE RIOTS + HONEY RIDE ME A GOAT £5 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES MORAIN + ON-AIR £5ADV / 7.00PM / QUEEN OF HOXTON JOHNNY FLYNN FREE / 7.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST GLASVEGAS £17ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA

ANDREYA TRIANA £15ADV / 7.00PM / XOYO ANDREYA TRIANA £15ADV / 7.00PM / XOYO THURSDAY THURSDAY 3RD OCTOBER

BARNACLES, DANGER STREET + MAMIKO MOTO (DJ) FREE ENTRY / 8.00PM / CATCH CARL COX + JON RUNDELL £15ADV / 10.00PM / FABRIC

KILL IT KID + TRIM THE BARBER + DRESSMAKER +BROMIDE

WET NUNS

£5ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS

£8ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

ROSE ELINOR DOUGALL

NAT JENKINS + DAMON VALENTINE + GOD’S

£5 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

BLINDSPOT + YOUTHS FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN

B.E.F MUSIC OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION

CLOUD BOAT

LIVE + MARTYN WARE + BERENICE SCOTT +

£7ADV / 8.00PM / ST JOHN-AT-HACKNEY

BILLIE GODFREY

CHURCH

£17.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE

LIAM FROST + SHANNON SAUNDERS + DANIEL JAMES

B.E.F MUSIC OF QUALITY AND DISTINCTION

£10ADV / 7.30PM / ST PANCRAS OLD

LIVE + MARTYN WARE + BERENICE SCOTT +

CHURCH

BILLIE GODFREY... £17.50 ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE

AIDAN KNIGHT + ANCIENT MARINER FREE / 8.00PM / THE WAITING ROOM

SEGA BODEGA + ANDREA

FRIDAY 4TH OCTOBER

£5 / 7.30PM / OLD QUEENS HEAD

EAT LIGHTS BECOME LIGHTS + KLAUS

PHEROMOANS + DOG CHOCOLATE + REPO

JOHANN GROBE + ALEATRONIC

MAN + DAIRY CLASSICS

£7 / 8.00PM / BRIXTON WINDMILL

£5 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

CLUB NUISANCE

BALKAN BEAT BOX

/ / BUFFALO BAR

£17ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA

PHORIA

HANNAH GEORGAS

£8ADV / 8.00PM / CARGO

£5 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

FOUR TET (8 HOUR SET) + MARTYN +

NATURAL CHILD + THEO VERNEY £6ADV / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS THE LONE BELLOW + LAURA DOGGETT

ANTHONY NAPLES + SPOOKY £14ADV / 9.00PM / FABRIC SCANNERS + HEY OCEAN!

SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / THE SLAUGHTERED

£5ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

LAMB

KITCHEN

WILLIS EARL BEAL

CHROME HOOF + S&M

£11ADV / 8.00PM / ST GILES IN THE FIELDS

£10ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON SIMON CROSS FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN

THE NEST 3RD BIRTHDAY - SECRET LINE UP

BENJI B + INC + ARTWORK

£7ADV / 9.00PM / THE NEST

£12.50ADV / 9.00PM / XOYO

BURY TOMORROW + FEED THE RHINO +

SATURDAY 5TH OCTOBER

HEART IN HAND £11ADV / 6.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

NICOLAS JAAR £18ADV / 8.00PM / BARBICAN

LAURA MVULA + PETER & KERRY £17.50 ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S

MURLO & FAMOUS ENO + MORCEE

BUSH EMPIRE

£3 / 11.00PM / BIRTHDAYS

LAURA MVULA + BETH ROWLEY + PETER &

ИO///SÉ + BREAK-UPS + BEAR TRADE

KERRY

£6 / 6.00PM / BRIXTON WINDMILL

£17.50 - £20ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S

LEVON VINCENT + A GUY CALLED GERALD +

BUSH EMPIRE

ANTHONY ROTHER + LORD OF THE ISLE +

DANIEL AVERY DJ

HECTOR

FREE / 7.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST

£19ADV / 11.00PM / FABRIC

WILD SWANS

HARD SKIN + PERTTI KURIKAN NIMIPAIVAT +

FREE / 6.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST

HAGAR THE WOMB £5ADV / 2.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

GIACOMO SMITH QUARTET FREE / 9.00PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

CHROME HOOF + GUM TAKES TOOTH £12ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

THE REVERB CONSPIRICY LAUNCH PARTY £26WEEKEND / 7.30PM / THE

BASTION + PHANTOM RUNNER + CAAN

SHACKLEWELL ARMS

£5 / 10.00PM / THE NEST

ALEX VARGAS

FAT FREDDY'S DROP + ADY SULEIMAN

£8ADV / 8.00PM / ST PANCRAS OLD CHURCH

£27.50ADV / 7.30PM / O2 ACADEMY BRIXTON

THE BUG + CONGO NATTY + CHANNEL ONE

MOSTLY AUTUMN + CHANTEL MCGREGOR

SOUND SYSTEM

£20ADV / 6.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

£15.50ADV / 10.00PM / VILLAGE

DEATH PEDALS + RAGWEED + COVE

UNDERGROUND

£3 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

THE REVERB CONSPIRICY LAUNCH PARTY: DAMO SUZUKI

MONDAY 7TH OCTOBER

£26WEEKEND / 7.30PM / THE

DARKSIDE

SHACKLEWELL ARMS

£15ADV / 7.30PM / FABRIC

SUNDAY 6TH OCTOBER

EMMA KUPA (STANDARD FARE) + ROZI PLAIN FREE ENTRY / 2.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

LET’S BUY HAPPINESS £7ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN ESBEN & THE WITCH + TEETH OF THE SEA +

THE PICTISH TRAIL + SEAMUS FOGERTY

THOUGHT FORMS

£8ADV / 7.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

£10ADV / 7.30PM / THE LEXINGTON

THE TRAVELLING BAND + PAUL THOMAS

VAMPS FROM JAPAN

SAUNDERS + JOHN J PRESLEY + THE

£20ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

TROUBLE WITH TEMPLETON + GEORGE EZRA + THE LAKE POETS £7ADV / 6.00PM / NOTTING HILL ARTS CLUB VAMPS FROM JAPAN £20ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON TIM DENSE MATINEE PUNK SHOW TBC / 2.00PM / POWER LUNCHES THE REVERB CONSPIRICY LAUNCH PARTY £26WEEKEND / 7.30PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS THUNDERCAT + DORIAN CONCEPT £17ADV / 7.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND THE WHARVES + BETA BLOCKER AND THE BODY CLOCK + MOON CREATURES + LADY NEPTUNE £5 / 7.00PM / THE WAITING ROOM

THE AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT £16.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE AS ELEPHANTS ARE + HAUS + COASTAL CITIES FREE / 8.00PM / THE OLD BLUE LAST BIG EYES + BLOOMER + FAMILY OUTING £6 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES LANTERNS ON THE LAKE FREE / 7.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST CONOR MAYNARD £17.50ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA FAIR OHS £8 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

TUESDAY 8TH OCTOBER COMANECHI + FEMALE SMELL £3 / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS TUNNG + PINKUNOIZU

FOXES £8.50ADV / 7.00PM / XOYO FOXES £8.50ADV / 7.30PM / XOYO

£13.50ADV / 8.00PM / HEAVEN

WEDNESDAY 9TH OCTOBER

KHUSHI + FARAO + ROSCIUS

PINS

£6ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

£8.50ADV / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS

KITCHEN ANNA CALVI SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / ISLINGTON ASSEMBLY HALL WISHBONE ASH £20ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON KING KRULE £10.50ADV / 8.00PM / OVAL SPACE KIRIN J CALLINAN £6.50ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS HOOK & THE TWIN + VICTORIES AT SEA + BOYS NAMES £5ADV / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS THE MOUNTAIN GOATS + ALESSI'S ARK SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / UNION CHAPEL LOS PEPES + DEDWARDIANS + THE BUDOKAN £3 / 8.00PM / THE WAITING ROOM

CAGGIE DUNLOP SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / THE BORDERLINE JONNY COLA & THE A GRADES + JELLY + THE COPTICS £4ADV / 7.00PM / BRIXTON WINDMILL TRIBES FREE / 8.00PM / BUSH HALL SEAMS £7.50ADV / 8.00PM / CONCRETE DEMS £2 / 8.00PM / CORSICA STUDIOS BATTLE OF YOU + BASE 11 + RED HOUSE GLORY £5ADV / 8.00PM / THE DALSTON VICTORIA NO CEREMONY /// £8ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTROWERKZ KISSAWAY TRAIL + PYLO £11.50ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN

LANDSHAPES £8ADV / 7.30PM / THE LEXINGTON LAST OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN CHINA RATS + HIGH HAZELS £7ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS PIERS FACCINI £10 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS LEA LEA + SKINSHAPE + OTHER ECHOES £5ADV / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS HUMBLE HE + HILANG CHILD FREE / 8.00PM / STRONGROOM ICONA POP SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / XOYO THURSDAY 10TH OCTOBER TEMPLE SONGS £6.50ADV / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS TELEMAN £9.50ADV / 8.00PM / BOSTON ARMS JOHNNY FLYNN + COSMO SHELDRAKE £17.50ADV / 8.00PM / HACKNEY EMPIRE

RECKLESS LOVE + LAURA WILDE £12.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON SARAH JOHNS MUSIC PARTY + WE WILD BLOOD £4 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES BO NINGEN £10ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA SMALL BLACK + PLANT PLANTS £8.50ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS IYES £7 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS EAGLES FOR HANDS + SHINAMO MOKI + MOON ZERO £5ADV / 8.00PM / THE WAITING ROOM FRIDAY 11TH OCTOBER BASEMENT JAXX DJ + KIDNAP KID + JOEL COMPASS + UNDERGROUND PARIS £14ADV / 10.00PM / FABRIC THE DEATH OF POP + YOOFS £5ADV / 8.00PM / THE GARAGE EBONY BONES + MECHANICAL ELEPHANT

FRYARS

£10ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

£11.50ADV / 8.00PM / ISLINGTON ASSEMBLY

KITCHEN

HALL CAJSA SIIK + MS. HENRIK + THE FIERY PIANO FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN

NYPC + DEATHCRUSH £5ADV / 10.00PM / KOKO

MAJICAL CLOUDZ

LIFE & LIMB (POPULOUS) + 2DNOIZE +

£8.50ADV / 7.30PM / THE LEXINGTON

LUMINODISCO + REDRUM ALONE

OLUGBENGA

£6ADV / 8.00PM / THE WAITING ROOM

FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN

SATURDAY 12TH OCTOBER

LYNCHPYN + METASOMA + TYRIAN

TOMBSTONES + WIZARD FIGHT + WIDOWS +

£5ADV / 7.30PM / THE MILLER

PROSPERINA + BURDEN OF THE NOOSE +

EJECA + GLIMPSE + WAYWARD + CURXES £7ADV / 9.00PM / THE NEST

WAR WOLF + MARCH THE DESERT + MEADOWS £5ADV / 5.00PM / BRIXTON WINDMILL

PAT TRAVERS + STRAY £17.50ADV / 6.30PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

FAT WHITE FAMILY + DINGUS KHAN + PAUL HAWKINS + THE AWKWARD SILENCE £6 / 8.00PM / BUFFALO BAR

THE HYSTERICAL INJURY + H GRIMACE + OH BOY

TONE OF ARC + AVATISM + TERRY FRANCIS

£4 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

£20ADV / 11.00PM / FABRIC

AGE + KOWALSKI

1984 + DEAF YETI + THE MAGNETS (PARIS IS

£4 / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS

BURNING) £4ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

NOVELLA FREE WITH RSVP / 8.00PM / THE

SEVERINO + ALVIN C + RIOTOUS ROCKERS

SHACKLEWELL ARMS

FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN

HEM + NORMA JEAN MARTINE £17.50ADV / 7.00PM / UNION CHAPEL DERRICK MAY + SPACE DIMENSION CONTROLLER + DBRIDGE + ALEX SMOKE £15ADV / 10.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

QUEENSRYCHE + AEON ZEN £25ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON KATE NASH + VULKANO + THE TUTS + VIOLETS £15ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE

SHOPPING + CAT BEAR TREE + THE GIRLS

EMANCIPATOR

ARE DJS

£11.50ADV / 8.00PM / XOYO

£4 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES MONDAY 14TH 14TH OCTOBER OCTOBER

EUGENE MCGUINESS + PENGUINS RISING + THE DIRTY RIVERS + THE HOWLING

JAGWAR MA

£7ADV / 8.00PM / QUEEN OF HOXTON

SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / BARFLY

THE MASONICS + THE A-LINES + THE MOBBS

DE STAAT

£8ADV / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS HAIKU SALUT

£6ADV / 8.00PM / THE BLACK HEART ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE + DEAN MCPHEE

£6ADV / 8.00PM / ST JOHNS

£10ADV / 8.00PM / CAFE OTO

SEPTEMBER GIRLS

ENDLESS BOOGIE

£5ADV / 8.00PM / THE WAITING ROOM SUNDAY 13TH OCTOBER GERARD & THE WATCHMEN + KESTON COBBLERS CLUB + HEART OF A DOG + NUALA HONAN £5ADV / 7.30PM / THE LEXINGTON GET LOW CARTEL FREE / 8.00PM / THE LOCK TAVERN WITHERED HAND + ROZI PLAIN £10ADV / 7.30PM / THE MACBETH KACEY MUSGRAVES + RAYLAND BAXTER £17.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

£10ADV / 8.00PM / CORSICA STUDIOS POLTERGEIST + SIX BY SEVEN + BIRD £13ADV / 8.00PM / THE GARAGE LADY LAMB THE BEEKEEPER £8ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN THE STEPKIDS £10ADV / 7.30PM / THE LEXINGTON CONNER YOUNGBLOOD £5 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS ACTIVE CHILD £11.50ADV / 8.00PM / XOYO

EMPIRE

TUESDAY 15TH OCTOBER

NIGHTFLOWERS + LA BETE BLOOMS

ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE + BLOOD MUSIC

TBC / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

£10ADV / 8.00PM / CORSICA STUDIOS

THESE NEW PURITANS

MYKKI BLANCO

£17.50ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTRIC BRIXTON

£11.50ADV / 8.00PM / FIRE

VALENTINA

MGMT

£7ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTROWERKZ

SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / THE FORUM

ANNA VON HAUSSWOLFF

SUEDE

£11ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / THE GARAGE

KITCHEN LONELY THE BRAVE £8ADV / 7.30PM / THE LEXINGTON

GRAMATIK £10ADV / 7.00PM / HEAVEN NADINE SHAH

BAT & BALL

£8ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

£5ADV / 8.00PM / MADAME JOJO'S

KITCHEN

CHILDREN OF BODOM + NAPALM DEATH

EMILY BARKER & THE RED CLAY HALO

£21ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

£15ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

EMPIRE

EMPIRE

ANDY BURROWS + CHAMPS

THE RUMOUR SAID FIRE

TBC / 7.30PM / OLD QUEENS HEAD

£8ADV / 8.00PM / THE OLD BLUE LAST

THEME PARK + CYMBALS + NIGHT EMPIRE

JON ALLEN

£12.50ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA

£14ADV / 8.00PM / ROUNDHOUSE

LISA O'NEILL

SEBADOH

£5 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

£17ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA

DEDWARDIANS

CHAMPS

£4ADV / 8.00PM / TIPSY BAR

£6 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

WEDNESDAY 16TH OCTOBER

VANCE JOY

ISLET

ARMS

£6ADV / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS

£6.50ADV / 7.30PM / THE SHACKLEWELL

DOM LA NENA

DYLAN CARLSON + THURSTON MOORE

£9.50ADV / 8.00PM / ST PANCRAS OLD

(SOLO)

CHURCH

£10ADV / 5.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

SCREENING OF ‘THE PEOPLE’S KITCHEN’ +

DYLAN CARLSON (EARTH) + THURSTON

Q&AS WITH JAKE SMITH, LIVE: PAUL MOSLEY

MOORE (SOLO)

& PELVIC FLOOR

£10ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

FREE / 8.00PM / STRONGROOM

LOCAL NATIVES + CLOUD CONTROL + BIG

ARROWS OF LOVE + VUVUVULTURES + GOD

DEAL

DAMN

TBC / 8.00PM / O2 ACADEMY BRIXTON

£6ADV / 8.00PM / XOYO

THE QUIREBOYS + BONAFIDE + BAD TOUCH

THURSDAY 17TH OCTOBER

£17ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

JAPANTHER + UNDERGROUND RAILROAD

CHVRCHES + THUMPERS

£7.50ADV / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS YASMINE HAMDAN £12.50ADV / 8.00PM / BUSH HALL WREKMEISTER HARMONIES + GRUMBLING

SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE BLACK ORANGE JUICE £5 / 7.30PM / OLD QUEENS HEAD

FUR

BOMBER JACKETS

8ADV / 7.30PM / CORSICA STUDIOS

TBC / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

REVERE + VUVUVULTURES + SWEET BILLY

HARLEIGHBLU + RODNEY P

PILGRIM

£10ADV / 7.00PM / QUEEN OF HOXTON

£6ADV / 8.00PM / DINGWALLS

THE STEPKIDS

DINOS CHAPMAN + AV SHOW + HEIMLICH +

FREE / 7.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST

TREVOR JACKSON £10ADV / 7.00PM / FABRIC FUN ADULTS + PALACE + BERNARD & EDITH £6.50ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON COURTYARD

SAN CISCO £11ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA KATIE MALCO £5 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

SPECTRAL PARK

FAKE BLOOD + LE YOUTH + RITON

FREE / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS

£12.50ADV / 8.00PM / XOYO

CHAPEL CLUB

SATURDAY 19TH OCTOBER

£12ADV / 8.00PM / ST PANCRAS OLD CHURCH

DEXTER DOOM & THE LOVE BOAT

FRIDAY 18TH OCTOBER

RAZORBLADES

CLIPPING. £7.50ADV / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS LONDON GRAMMAR £12.50ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTRIC BRIXTON ONEMAN + SASHA GO HARD + ENEI

ORCHESTRA + THE DUSTAPHONICS + THE £10ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON WOLF GIRL + LEFT LEG + GOOD THROB £4 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES SUBROSA + YOUTH CLUB + PAINTED PEOPLE £5 / 8.00PM / QUEEN OF HOXTON

£14ADV / 10.00PM / FABRIC

SUNDAY 20TH OCTOBER SUNDAY

PASSENGER

53&3RD + DEADBEAT + BRANDY ROW + THEE

SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

CREEPFREAKS

EMPIRE

£5 / 7.00PM / BUFFALO BAR

CHEATAHS

PASSENGER

£6ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS

SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

GIACOMO SMITH

EMPIRE

FREE / 9.00PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

RAE AND CHRISTIAN

JACKSON AND HIS COMPUTER BAND

FREE / 3.00PM / ROUGH TRADE EAST

£13.50ADV / 7.00PM / VILLAGE

HEY

UNDERGROUND

£21ADV / 6.00PM / SCALA

ERASED TAPES: NILS FRAHM + KIASMOS +

THE ASTEROID #4

RIVAL CONSOLES

£8ADV / 3.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS

£12.50ADV / 11.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

TAMIKREST £13.50ADV / 8.00PM / XOYO

MONDAY 21ST 21ST OCTOBER OCTOBER

TUESDAY 22ND OCTOBER

PYYRAMIDS + GOLD & YOUTH + PILOT HOUSE

DIVE IN

£8ADV / 8.00PM / BARFLY

£5ADV / 8.00PM / BARFLY

DIE MASON DIE + SOPHIE JAMIESON

LANTERNS ON THE LAKE

£6ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

£12.50ADV / 8.00PM / BUSH HALL

KITCHEN TIM BURGESS + HATCHAM SOCIAL + THROWING UP £17.50ADV / 8.00PM / ISLINGTON ASSEMBLY HALL HOLOGRAMS + CROWS + MOON GANGS £7.50ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON PUBLIC IMAGE LTD. £28.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE RYAN KEEN £9ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA SIVU FREE / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS SWEARIN’ £6ADV / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS DANCING YEARS £6ADV / 7.30PM / ST PANCRAS OLD CHURCH FAUVE ≠ + PETIT FANTÔME + MOODOÏD £12ADV / 7.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

THE WEEKS £10ADV / 8.00PM / DINGWALLS JOSH RECORD £7.50ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTROWERKZ PETER & KERRY £8.50ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN JUVENILES £7.50ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON VELVET STREAM + THE PREATURES £5ADV / 8.00PM / MADAME JOJO'S TOM ODELL SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE WAXAHATCHEE + SWEARIN' £10ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA WHITE BONE RATTLE + FLASH BANG BAND + ALBERT ALBERT + MOHIT £4.50ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS LUNCHTIME SARDINE CLUB £5 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

DOMINIQUE A + ROVER + MELISSA LAVEAUX

JAGWAR MA

£15ADV / 7.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

SOLD OUT / 7.30PM / SCALA

WHEN SAINTS GO MACHINE

HONEYBLOOD + COURTNEY BARNETT

£13.50ADV / 8.00PM / XOYO

£4 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

WEDNESDAY 23RD OCTOBER

KING CHAMPION SOUNDS + AUGUST & AFTER

SPOTLIGHT KID + KEEBO + HAUS

+ HEIDI BROWNE + DIAMOND EMPIRE FREE / 8.00PM / STRONGROOM

£8ADV / 8.00PM / BARFLY EEF BARZELAY + CHRIS OTEPKA + STEVEN JAMES ADAMS

LESCOP + TOMORROW'S WORLD £12ADV / 7.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

£8ADV / 8.00PM / BRIXTON WINDMILL

THURSDAY THURSDAY 24TH OCTOBER

THE ELECTRIC SOFT PARADE

THE NIGHTINGALES + KING CHAMPION SOUND

£12ADV / 8.00PM / BUSH HALL

+ DREAM THEMES

DELTA SLEEP + SUFFER LIKE G DID + OUR

£6 / 8.00PM / BUFFALO BAR

LOST INFANTARY

PORCELAIN RAFT

£5 / 8.00PM / CATCH

£9ADV / 7.30PM / CARGO

VERONICA FALLS + BLEACHED

TONOCHROME

£12.50ADV / 8.00PM / THE DOME

£5 / 8.00PM / CATCH

TROUMACA

EVERYTHING EVERYTHING

£6.50ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTROWERKZ

£17.50ADV / 7.00PM / THE FORUM

CANDY SAYS

ATARI TEENAGE RIOT

£7.75ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

£15ADV / 7.00PM / HEAVEN

TOM ODELL

MARK STEWART IN DUB WITH DENNIS

SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

BOWELL + KEITH LEVENE + MC BROTHER

EMPIRE

CULTURE + 23 SKIDOO

LIFE + CLIMBING BOYS + YEAST £4 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

£16ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

ALUNAGEORGE + MØ

EVERYTHING EVERYTHING

£15ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

£17.50ADV / 7.00PM / THE FORUM

EMPIRE

GOLDHEART ASSEMBLY

PAWWS

£10ADV / 8.00PM / ISLINGTON ASSEMBLY

FREE / 8.00PM / THE OLD BLUE LAST

HALL

WASHED OUT + AMATEUR BEST

SIDI TOURE

£14.50ADV / 8.00PM / OVAL SPACE

£10ADV / 8.00PM / THE LEXINGTON

GOLDIE LOOKIN CHAIN

KELE

£12ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA

£7ADV / 9.00PM / THE NEST

BLAUE BLUME

SPEAR OF DESTINY + THE DANSE SOCIETY

£5ADV / 8.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS

£15ADV / 6.30PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

METAL ROUGE + CHALAQUE + JON COLLIN

THE FEELING

£7 / 7.30PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

£22.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

ANTIMATTER PEOPLE FREE / 8.00PM / THE SHACKLEWELL ARMS RHODES £6ADV / 7.30PM / THE WAITING ROOM FRIDAY 25TH OCTOBER

BITCHES £5ADV / 8.00PM / BIRTHDAYS PASCAL + AMIT + HAZARD + TAXMAN + BREAK + ORIGINAL SIN B2B SUB ZERO

EMPIRE JOYCE D'VISION + WACHI WACHI £5 / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES BOMBINO TBC / 8.00PM / PURCELL ROOM MATTHEW CAWS SOLD OUT / 7.30PM / ST PANCRAS OLD CHURCH JAGA JAZZIST + KELPE + LUND QUARTET £17.50ADV / 7.00PM / VILLAGE

£13ADV / 10.00PM / FABRIC

UNDERGROUND

SEAN NICHOLAS SAVAGE + NAUTIC +

RAEKWON + JEHST

SAMPHA DJ FREE / 8.00PM / THE FINSBURY

£19.50ADV / 10.00PM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND

SATURDAY 26TH OCTOBER

CLEAN BANDIT £11.50ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTRIC BRIXTON GRAHAM PARKER & THE RUMOUR + THE SILVER SEAS SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE

MARK KOZELEK £20ADV / 8.00PM / UNION CHAPEL FOUR TET + DAPHNI + KYLE HALL + SLIMZEE £17.50PM / 8.00AM / VILLAGE UNDERGROUND MONDAY 28TH 28TH OCTOBER OCTOBER

LIGHTNING DUST + EAUX

UNWORK (FACEL VEGA + MORE)

£8.50ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

TBC / 8.00PM / POWER LUNCHES

KITCHEN

JAKE MORLEY

LIGHTENING DUST

£8ADV / 7.30PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS

£8.50ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR & KITCHEN

SUNDAY 27TH OCTOBER

THE SILVER SEAS

VOODOO SIX & SACRED MOTHER TONGUE £11ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON

£15ADV / 7.00PM / BUSH HALL GERTRUDE + RABIES BABIES + SQUI & THE KRAKENS + THE A-LINES £6 / 2.00PM / THE LEXINGTON THE BLACKOUT + FRAMING HANLEY + BLITZ KIDS

MAC DEMARCO £11.50ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA MOSHI MOSHI 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TBA / 7.00PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS PARQUET COURTS

£15ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH

SOLD OUT / 8.00PM / VILLAGE

EMPIRE

UNDERGROUND

FANFARA TIRANA MEETS TRANSGLOBAL

TUESDAY 29TH OCTOBER

£18ADV / 7PM / SCALA OLIVER WILDE £7.50ADV / 7.30PM / ST PANCRAS OLD CHURCH

EFTERKLANG £15ADV / 7.00PM / HEAVEN

THE ICARUS LINE

THE GROWLERS

£9ADV / 8.00PM / HOXTON SQUARE BAR &

£12ADV / 7.30PM / SCALA

KITCHEN TO KILL A KING + KESTON COBBLER’S CLUB £12.50ADV / 7.00PM / KOKO DAUGHTER SOLD OUT / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE MOSHI MOSHI 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

MOSHI MOSHI 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TBA / 7.00PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS DROWNED IN SOUND 13TH BIRTHDAY FREE / 8.00PM / STRONGROOM THURSDAY THURSDAY 31ST 31ST OCTOBER

STEVE MASON

TBA / 7.00PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

£18ADV / 8.00PM / ELECTRIC BALLROOM

BLAENAVON

LE GALAXIE

£6.50ADV / 8.00PM / TRINITY CENTRE WEDNESDAY 30TH OCTOBER

WOLF ALICE £10ADV / 8.00PM / DINGWALLS BENIN CITY £8ADV / 7.00PM / ELECTROWERKZ ASGEIR £11 / 8.00PM / THE MILLER

£6.60ADV / 8.00PM / MADAME JOJO'S GRANT HART + SPECIAL GUESTS £12ADV / 8.00PM / THE MILLER THE SLACKERS £15ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON YASIIN BEY AKA MOS DEF £25-£27ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE THE INVISIBLE DJ + LA SHARK + SNAPPED

OZRIC TENTACLES + FORKED TONGUE

ANKLES + FRANCOBOLLO

£17.50ADV / 7.00PM / O2 ACADEMY

£5 / 8.00PM / QUEEN OF HOXTON

ISLINGTON LUCY SPRAGGAN £15 ADV / 7.00PM / O2 SHEPHERD'S BUSH EMPIRE

RAFFERTIE £6ADV / 7.00PM / SEBRIGHT ARMS MOSHI MOSHI 15 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TBA / 7.00PM / SERVANT JAZZ QUARTERS

Photo: Howärd Melnyczuk

BRAIDS

Electrowerkz September 3rd Braids' album ‘Flourish // Perish’ is amazing; hands down one of the best of the year. How such a complex, beautiful piece of electronic mastery could possibly be translated to a live show boggled my mind all day before rolling into Electrowerkz to see their first London headline gig of the tour.

Now a three-piece, old school friends Braids are another of Arbutus Records’ genius signings. There really must be something in the water in Montreal.

With Austin Tufts on drums (both electronic and acoustic), Taylor Smith on synth, laptop and xylophone while providing backing vocals to Raphaelle Standell-Preston’s absolutely awe inspiring soprano lead, the band opened with ‘Amends’ to a transfixed crowd. This second album has been a real transition for the band and they 54

bravely played unknown new tracks as well as album favourites with energy, elegance and ease. Austin absolutely pounded down on his drum kit during ‘n Kind’ while Raphi, a picture of composure, produced a fire engine red guitar – confessing afterwards “I'm glad that we learnt that song, it's been a bitch to learn.”

When she announced that the next song would be their last, the crowd booed in dismay. She apologised quietly then took back her apology as “it’s a Canadian thing to apologise all the time” before going on to explain how happy they are to be here and how much they’ve been looking forward to this show. For one so overwhelmingly talented her humble speech is disarming. As Braids close with ‘Together’ Raphi sings “I'm upset with myself.”

Well no one else here is.

Lucie Grace

POSTILJONEN

SUMMER CAMP

It’s a crying shame that at the debut London show of Swedish pop sensations, and saxaphone enthusiasts, Postiljonen, they were hindered by incredibly bad sound.

This time on a Sunday evening is normally spent in feverish anticipation for the antics of Adam and friends on Countryfile, so it's something of a relief to be dancing hard in a record shop to one of the brightest pop bands around.

Old favourites like 'Ghost Train' still dazzle, but exceptional newcomers 'Two Chords' and 'Fresh' steal the show: Bigger, bolder and radiating with glistening confidence; they are a real pointer to where this band are at the moment. It's truly great to have Summer Camp back.

Dave Rowlinson

Birthdays // September 10th

That aside, there was no way they were going to let us go home disappointed this evening.

Awash with dance pick-ups and dreamy vocal talent, they approach every element with a ridiculous amount of enthusiasm, surely having the time of their lives. It’s impossible not to be swept away with it too.

Jess Partridge

Rough Trade East // September 8th

Postiljohnen photo: Marga Moner

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BY SIMON WILLIAMS When I was a younger man my local indie record shop in Walthamstow was called Small Wonder. That shut down and was replaced by another indie record shop called Ugly Child. Then that shut down and was replaced by a driving school, but that's not the point. Actually, perhaps it is. Nowadays the gently collapsing retail system means that, with the honourable exceptions of the Rough Trades, the regional indie network and the very odd hangdog HMV store, the local record emporium has gone the way of the ironmongers and the family butcher. True story: a couple of years ago I took my daughter to HMV in Bury St Edmunds and proudly showed her the handful of CDs lurking at the back behind the mounds of Playstation paraphernalia. Later on I asked her what she thought of her trip to the record shop. "That wasn't a record shop daddy," she chuckled knowingly, "it was a games shop!" That got me thinking: in the olden days records were sold in various establishments as a casual aside to the main business - Danny Baker famously used to get his pop discs in a woollen shop and for decades the chart hits of the day were never knowingly undersold next to the pick'n'mix and watering cans in Woolworths. Perhaps this is the way back for the music industry - let's get groovy singles in Greggs, killer cassettes in KFC, Domino's compact discs in Domino's...let's eat to the beat and take back that high street. Sausage rock'n'roll, anyone?

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SCALA • 15 OCTOBER

UNDER THE BRIDGE • 21 NOVEMBER

ART BRUT PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

VILLAGE UNDERGROUND • 05 NOVEMBER

XOYO • 26 NOVEMBER

LITTLE GREEN CARS PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

PLUS SPECIAL GUEST KIMBERLY ANNE

SCALA • 06 NOVEMBER

HEAVEN • 05 DECEMBER

YOUNG KATO PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

DINGWALLS • 13 NOVEMBER

SCALA • 05 DECEMBER

THE VIRGINS PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

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KOKO • 18 NOVEMBER

DINGWALLS • 13 FEBRUARY

CHVRCHES PLUS SPECIAL GUESTS

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ELECTROWERKZ • 20 NOVEMBER

FORUM • 14 MARCH

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