Donna Candy + Historically Fucked + Finlay Clark @ New River 18th Feb

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Upset the Rhythm & bison present... Donna Candy + Historically Fucked + Finlay Clark @ New River Studios 18th Feb, 8-11pm

New River Studios - 199 Eade Rd, Harringay Warehouse District, London N4 1DN
Venue is accessible
£8 advance, will be £10 on the door.
If you're struggling to afford a ticket, please email info@bisonrecords.co.uk and we can sort you out with a £5 cheap ticket, or make it suit your needs. No one turned away for lack of funds.

DONNA CANDY

Over from Marseille, DC lay out a heavy sound, trawled from the bizarre and sonic sub-genres of experimental rock. Nu metal bass riffs, switch-pitched fuzz vocals and big drums layer up with unsettling narratives and extreme loops to bring a bit of the pit to the dancefloor.

Donna Candy’s first album ‘Blooming’ will be released this spring on bison. This tour will be the first time Donna Candy play in the UK.

HISTORICALLY FUCKED

Fresh off their new LP ‘The Mule Peasants’ Revolt of 12,067’ on Upset The Rhythm, this four way fandango are back with a new musical game of “badger in the bag”, building songs as quick as they can and them chewing them up again just as quickly.

Historically Fucked contains four people, who each share the same duties, and whose names in sequence are Otto Willberg, David Birchall, Greta Buitkuté and Alecs Pierce. Guitar, bass, drums and voices keenly jostle amid the group’s frenzy of spontaneous rock throttles.

“They say these days that History is Fucked. Nothing ever dies but continues to rule the earth as an undead tyrant that cannot accept it’s own decomposition, look earwardly upon the dance of the proudly dead and decrepit!”

Vymethoxy Redspiders, Leeds, 2022.

FINLAY CLARK

Finlay Clark ('95, London) is an artist living in London. Current projects include Still House Plants and writing for Phaedra Ensemble, having previously collaborated with Vera Karlsson, Ailie Ormston, Ligeti Quartet and Dorit Chrysler.