GRAVY’S TRACK OF THE MONTH
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hi! So whilst Kim and Turston have broken up and destroyed music and
my aspirations for romantic rock n roll everlasting love, there are still some things to be happy about, apparently. Tere is news of a new venue in Norwich, which will be great and big, and will hopefully help to turn the Norfuckian tide in our favour for once, convincing bands that taking a detour into the void of the East will be ultimately worth it (because Norwich is good). Below is the ACTUAL PROOF of this fact.
On the1stis an awesome gig at a venue that I probably don’t go to enough. B2(at the back of Te Brickmakers) is a delightful room with great sound, so get down to PALEHORSE + NITKOWSKI + RAVACHOLto start your monthloud.
TenTHROWING MUSESplay atUEA on the3rd.Tey wont need an introduction for most people, having played in Norwich with the likes of Dinosaur Jr and Pixies. Whilst they haven’t quite got a following comparable to the aforementioned, they have got the gusto!
If you require a musical bonfire night (why not!?), then there are two AWESOME options on remember remember the5th of November. At Norwich Arts Centre, TweeOFF! presentACTION BEAT + KHAN + SUKOSHI + TRANSEPTwith promises of a bonfire too! At Epic Studios(on Magdalen Street), All Sorted! PresentsCLUB SMITH + WE CAN’T DANCE + RIGO JANCSI + MADE IN HONG KONG + EYR. Tis is the second gig All Sorted! have put on at Epic, and apparently it is the first of many – definitely a new location for your musical mind-map of Norwich.
GrookPresents a night of jazz, electronica, loops, circuit bending and drone featuring SATELITI + CJ BOYD +
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THE RAW AND THE COOKED + THE INEVITABLE ASTERISKatTe Playhouseon6th. IT IS FREE!
On the8th , I demand that you show your support for the charity gig for the Matthew Project. Playing the night at Norwich Arts Centreare COLLIDER (fresh from a lovely new vinyl release) + THE TRACKS + RABO DE FOGUETE.
RISE AGAINST + TOM MORELLO THE NIGHTWATCHMAN + POLAR BEAR CLUBare bringing the heavy toUEA on10thNovember. I have heard lots of good things about the opening band, so get there early.
STARSEXPLODEare playing at B2 on the 11th. I haven’t seen their name around a lot recently, so catch them whilst you can. Support comes from ALERT THE ELDERS + EPIC DEREK + ORANGUDAN.
On the14th, ISLETare playing at Norwich Arts Centre.Tey are a bunch of crazy cats, and will entertain your eyes and your ears!
Bedfords Crypt is a lovely little venue, and on the 18thHandshake Promotions are taking it over and presenting to you some rawk!KHAN + FASTER THAN ROBOTS + DEATH RIDES A GOATare playing amongst all those bricks. SCHWING.
Te best-named promoter in Norwich, Faux Pas (good, right!?) presents – SPRING OFFENSIVE + THE SOFTat Te Playhouseon20th. It’s free and it will be good.
I really like THE NAKED AND FAMOUS. I saw them at SXSW this year and they were amazing. I can imagine that they will be even better at Te Waterfront,where they are playing on the 21st.
YUCKhave already played Norwich Fight Like Apes
Gravyand Werewolf Presents FIGHT LIKE APES + FEVER FEVER + CUT RIBBONSatNorwich Arts Centreon 28th.FLAPES have been exciting me for years now, and to finally get them to Norwich is a TREAT. Tis is also the release show for Fever Fever’s newest single, ‘Pins’. Not to be missed.
To finish this month, why not try something a little
more...complex? On the 30th,A HAWK AND A HACKSAW rescore ‘Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors’ at Norwich Arts Centre.
See? Norwich IS good!
about 3 times this year, but they love us so much, they just keep coming back. Tey’re at a bigger venue this time, catch them at Te Waterfront on23rd.
Howlback Humare injecting some alternative into Norwich Arts Centre again, on the25th of this month. Tis time the lineup includes BEARSUIT + LEFT WITH PICTURES + DEAD ENDS + MY VISORplus more in the bar!
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