Thursday 23 December 2010, 8.00 - 11.00 (door times)
Jonjo Feather + Fawn Spots + Burning Fences + James McKay
Artrocker: "With the awkwardness of Beck, the slacker vibe of Girls and the kind of hazy yet dark ethereality that instants allies itself to a penchant for the shoegaze side of life, and Feather manages to craft...tracks that both weave their way around your consciousness like a potent but pleasant fog and still have a canny knack for a hook." In the live arena the band create a vibrant mystique, at once shy and brooding then bold and aloof. Jonjo uses his vocal instrumentally, teasing a husky drawl around the blurry snap of the distorted bass, sputtering guitar and keys.
Fawn Spots are fresh out of the forest. With only a couple of live shows behind them, this band have already created a buzz of anticipation; Crack In The Road: "Brooding, angry guitars over an unrelenting Blood Red Shoes drum base, this a passionate hark back to the late eighties, in the best possible way."
Burning Fences are playing their first gig.
James McKay is proof that protest can be poignant and tuneful.
Age Restrictions: 16+
Tickets: £3
