Welly
the rossi bar
tue 13 oct · 8.15pm

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Brighton's longest running experimental and electronic music night, run voluntarily since January 2001 by a collective of local electronic and experimental musicians. It was launched by Nick Rilke and Tony Rimbaud of Maphead Productions and has since presented hundreds of local and international artists, promoting an eclectic mix of leftfield, noise and electronic work that has nowhere else to go in the city. The night happens on the first Thursday of every month at the Rossi Bar, a short walk south of Brighton station, typically with three live acts plus visuals for a few pounds on the door. The collective also runs a monthly radio show, Gravity Waves and the Spirit World, on ResonanceExtra, and a pay-what-you-will net label on Bandcamp.
monthly, the first thursday of every month · hosted by the spirit of gravity collective, founded by nick rilke and tony rimbaud of maphead productions
the rossi bar
tue 13 oct · 8.15pm

the rossi bar
wed 14 oct · 7.30pm
the rossi bar
thu 15 oct · 7.30pm
the rossi bar
fri 16 oct · 7.00pm

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band · indie folk · electronic · folk · brighton
Their album everyone is watching from afar was co-produced and mixed by dan brown, and the record leans on electronic beats, orchestral arrangements and lyric-driven songwriting. Live in brighton the set runs closer to raucous trad folk and atmospheric indie folk, with introspective lyrics about everyday life. Fender rhodes, synths, drum machines, mandolin and acoustic guitar all get used.