Nape Neck + Pink Pound + Game_Program - Leeds

Name: Nape Neck + Pink Pound + Game_Program - Leeds
Start: 2024-05-03T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Wharf Chambers

Schedule

Fri May 03 2024 at 08:00 pm

UTC+01:00

Location

Wharf Chambers | Leeds, EN

Fancy Claps presents...
NAPE NECK (Leeds)
Your favourite Leeds post-punk outfit. Here's what Erika Elizabeth said about their latest EP...
The UK’s leading jabbers and scrabblers NAPE NECK return with the follow-up to their absolutely bruising self-titled 2020 cassette debut, and somehow they’ve managed to squeeze the vice even tighter on Look Alive. Vocals from all three band members push and pull against one another, fighting for space in a claustrophobic crush of caustic sheet metal six-string scrape and a frenetic, lockstep rhythmic rumble, like the DOG FACED HERMANS or the EX if they had come up through artist lofts rather than anarcho squats. The exquisitely ERASE ERRATA-esque “Aim Slow” scratches and slides through a cycle of needling guitar and staccato bass grind before breaking down into abstracted-from-language shouts punctuating the title imperative; blink-and-you-missed-it chorus clangs of cowbell provide some limber post-punk-funk release in the otherwise hermetically pressurized “Kiss Me Boy, I’m Dying;” “Warm Air” spirals around a Möbius strip bass line, bisected by an anxious and agitated/coolly collected call-and-response vocal tradeoff—but anxious almost always wins out with NAPE NECK. No wave for the now!
https://napeneck.bandcamp.com/music
PINK POUND (Glasgow)
Andrew Milk (Shopping / Current Affairs) is known for playing in post-punk bands as well as performing in drag at queer clubs and festivals across the UK. Milk has long worked as a sound, performance and visual artist based in Glasgow, Scotland. The bedroom electronic pop album “Cottage Industry” is his first full length release as a solo artist. Milk creates a kaleidoscopic landscape of fist pumping Hi-NRG gay disco and introspective bedroom pop that explores identity, power dynamics and joyful connection found within queer spaces both physical and intangible. The music was best described by one fan recently as “The Yassification of New Order”.
https://pinkpound.bandcamp.com/
GAME_PROGRAM (Leeds)
Cowtown guitarist/Holodrum drummer messing with about with boxes, panning for blessed tones.
https://gameprogram.bandcamp.com/music
Friday 3rd May
at Wharf Chambers, Leeds
£7 advance - tickets here: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/610301
Nobody turned away for lack of funds.
Please contact me in advance if you are bringing a support worker and they will get free entry to the show.
Membership:
Wharf Chambers is a members' club, and you need to be a member, or a guest of a member, in order to attend. To join, please visit wharfchambers.org
Membership is annual and costs £2 - it requires a minimum of 48 hours to take effect.
Accessibility:
There are 2 entrances – the front door, which is up steps from the street, and a ramped, wheelchair accessible back door, accessed via the alleyway to the left of the front door.
Covid-19:
If you have any covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend. If this is the case and you have a ticket, please contact me on the day and you will be refunded.
Safe space policy:
Everyone should be able to feel safe and welcome at the event so I ask that you be respectful of other people’s personal space. Wharf operates a safer spaces policy and doesn’t tolerate any violent or aggressive behaviour, any prejudiced behaviour, any discrimination or any harassment. You can read through Wharf Chambers safer spaces policy: wharfchambers.org/the-club/safer-spaces/
If you do have any issues you can speak to me at the event, I will be sat by the door. Alternatively you can speak to a member of Wharf Chambers’ bar staff.