Sairie
Eliza Skelton
A beautifully bewitching night awaits Brighton with the beguiling world of Sairie. Come celebrate and usher in their new album at the launch in Brighton's jewel of a church ( Aubrey Beardsley's place of worship, no less) Sairie:Deceptively stripped-back, other-worldly and beautiful. Ghosts, fairies and tragic love. The Brighton three-piece of Emma Morton, Jon Griffin and Andy Thomas cast magic spells upon the listener. Their music is like a séance;An enchanted visit to the inside of a hollow hill. Sairie now presents their first full-length album, Beneath the Spreading Tree.The album...
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Brighton folk trio drawing on folklore, dark tales and the shape of the landscape, with airplay on bbc 6 music's freak zone for the scarlet and blue ep. Their latest album, harder than it seemed, came out in july 2026.
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Her debut solo album 'the lookerer' took a four-star review and the verdict "an entrancingly good debut" from shindig magazine. The brighton singer and multi-instrumentalist writes atmospheric, gothic-tinged folk rock laced with electronica and layered pastoral harmonies, with narrative lyrics that lean hard on birds, rivers and landscape. 'the lookerer' came out on blue matter records in 2023.
“The Lookerer is the twenty-first century filmic folk rock album everyone needs.”
“An entrancingly good debut.”
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Danger of Death
band · post-punk · brighton, uk
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.