ALL HAIL HYENA, TRUNCHEON, AUDREY'S DANCE, & SPHELM

Name: ALL HAIL HYENA, TRUNCHEON, AUDREY'S DANCE, & SPHELM
Start: 2026-01-31T19:00:00+00:00
Location: Aatma

Schedule

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026 at 07:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Aatma | Manchester, EN

WELCOME BACK TO A NEW YEAR'S INSTALLMENT OF A PERFECTLY CROMULENT PRODUCTION:
ALL HAIL HYENA: Unleashing alt-punk rock songs from Burnley & Pendle, UK
With a history spanning over ten years, ALL HAIL HYENA has become a hallmark of innovation in the UK’s music scene. With over 1 million music streams, the trio first caught widespread attention with their Amazon Prime Video concert film, Cathedral Of Cubs. Filmed at St. George’s Church in Manchester, this stunning feature showcases live performances of their catalogue, capturing the raw energy and emotion that defines their music.

The band’s rise to fame accelerated with a viral sensation—a video showing them performing a surprise gig in a fan’s garden in St. Helens. This creative outreach not only delighted their No. 1 fan but has also captivated over 80 million viewers across social media so far, significantly expanding their global following, reaching over 1 million streams on Spotify to date.

Now, with thousands of monthly listeners on Spotify from around the world, ALL HAIL HYENA continues to gather a growing audience. They’ve shared stages with notable acts like Grandaddy and Ultrasound and have garnered praise from industry veterans, including John Robb of Louder Than War, who remarked that their live performances “fit more into one song than most bands have in an entire set.” Their sound has also impressed Tom Robinson of BBC6 Music, who praised it as “a real fresh, vigorous sound.
https://ahh.framer.website/
TRUNCHEON
A new 4 piece band emerged from the depths of Salford, these lads will bring you an array of alt/modernist music, with dreamy breakdowns, disgusting riffs, and hard hitting drum beats - all rolled up into one concoction of confusion and amazement. This could possibly be Salford's first super group in God knows how long, with members featuring in such bands as Pfaff, Vogons, Trojan Horse, St Lucifer, Chrysalid Homo, Outside Now, and Life's Marrow.
This will be Truncheon's first gig, so come down and show your support!
AUDREY'S DANCE
Audrey's Dance are a two piece sad-pop band from Preston, Lancashire. They have played with The Blinders, Working Men's Club, LIINES, Witch Fever, Red Rum Club and supported King No-One, Thomas Truax, The Blackheart Orchestra, Amy Studt, Twisted Wheel and Oya Paya and secured a highly prized opening slot at Confessional Festival in 2019.
Their second EP, Fag Ash Lil, was released on 8th January 2021 across all streaming platforms featuring brand new tracks, Internet Queen, Don’t Dream of Me and Fag Ash Lil. The EP was recorded during the pandemic between lockdowns and is highly anticipated following the success of their debut EP, Library Dreams.
They've just released a single titled 'SUGAR' from their upcoming EP, that brings soft beats with a melancholic vocal melody that should in theory make you feel a bit sad, but overall is very uplifting. These two are not to be missed, they're truly a wonderful act.
Https://audreysdancemusic.bandcamp.com
SPHELM
Sphelm is a Wales-based duo known for their unique "electronic/twin guitar crossover" sound, blending atmospheric soundscapes with intricate guitar work and vocal harmonies, defying easy genre labels like prog or indie. Originally Mike McKnight's solo project, guitarist Tim Powell joined, and they released their debut album These Roots Know No Boundaries in 2016, exploring themes of society and resilience. They're praised for their melodic, layered, and emotive music, appealing to fans of post-rock, math rock, and ambient artists.
They've just recently released a new single titled 'Ten a Penny', which you can listen to on streaming platforms.
Https://sphelm.bandcamp.com
SATURDAY 31ST JANUARY
£8 ADV via wegottickets
£10 OTD
AATMA
1ST FLOOR, 14-16 FARADAY ST, MANCHESTER
M1 1BE
TICKETS ON SALE 08/12/25 @ 5PM
POSTER DONE BY THE WONDERFUL NICK DUKE