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Mammal Hands

Mammal Hands at the old market

Mammal Hands stand at the forefront of a new wave of boundary-defying UK artists, blending jazz, contemporary classical, electronica, folk, and minimalism into a sound that is unmistakably theirs. Across five acclaimed albums, they've built an international following drawn to their warmth, dynamic energy, and deeply connective music. Their new album Circadia - the first with long-time friend and new drummer Rob Turner (formerly of GoGo Penguin) - marks a bold new direction: beat-driven, rhythmically alive, and emotionally resonant. Inspired by cycles and transformation, it's a meditation on...

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One of british jazz's most distinctive trios, with five acclaimed albums behind them, mammal hands build slow-burning, meditative pieces from saxophone, piano and drums, folding in minimalism, folk and electronic music. Their sixth album, circadia, arrived in february 2026 on the berlin label act and marks a more beat-driven turn. They play the old market in september.

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A brighton post-punk three-piece who put their politics up front: anti-fascist, anti-racist, anti-violence and pro-creative. They have played the city's grassroots rooms, including support at the hope & ruin, and turn up here on a four-band pipeline bill.

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